Dedicated internet

Broadband is shared. A leased line is yours alone.

An Internet Leased Line gives you the bandwidth you pay for, in both directions, at every hour of the day. No contention ratio, no evening slowdown, no arguing with a call centre about why your video calls break at 4 PM. We size the circuit, run a commercial comparison across licensed operators in your area, get the last mile built, and then own the SLA on your behalf for as long as you use it.

Clay-style illustration of a dedicated fibre pipeline carrying green data between two navy buildings
1:1
Uncontended, symmetric bandwidth
99.5–99.9%
Contracted uptime, penalty backed
4–6 hrs
Standard fault restoration target

Plain English

What you are really buying when you buy a leased line.

Consumer and business broadband is sold with a contention ratio — the same fibre into your building is shared among many customers, typically 1:4 to 1:8. That is why speeds look excellent on a Sunday morning and disappointing on a Tuesday afternoon. A leased line is 1:1: the Committed Information Rate is reserved end to end, and it is symmetric, so 100 Mbps down is also 100 Mbps up.

The second thing you buy is a contract. A leased line carries a written SLA with uptime percentages, latency and packet-loss ceilings, a fault restoration target and financial credits when the operator misses them. TRAI's quality-of-service rules set the floor; the commercial contract sets what you can actually claim.

The third is addressing. A usable block of static public IPs (commonly a /29) lets you host VPN gateways, site-to-site tunnels, mail relays, CCTV recorders and remote-access services without NAT gymnastics or dynamic DNS workarounds.

Sound familiar?

If two of these describe your month, this is the fix.

  • Your 300 Mbps broadband tests fine at 8 AM and crawls when the office fills up — because you are sharing it with the building.

  • Uploads are a fraction of downloads, so cloud backups, CCTV offload and Teams calls suffer first.

  • When the link drops, nobody can tell you whether it is your router, the building or the ISP — and there is no penalty for the answer being slow.

What we actually do

The work, step by step — not a feature list.

01

Honest sizing before anyone quotes

We measure a week of real traffic — peak concurrent users, cloud sync, video, backups, CCTV offload — and size against the 95th percentile, not the vendor's headline number. Most offices are sold twice the bandwidth they need and none of the resilience they should have.

02

Multi-operator price discovery

We take the same requirement to the licensed operators serving your address, compare rental, one-time fibre extension charges, CPE ownership and SLA terms in a single sheet, and tell you where the cheap quote hides a weak contract.

03

Last-mile and installation project management

Building permissions, riser access, conduit, fibre pull, CPE mounting, IP handover and BGP or static routing configuration. We run the vendor's engineers and give you a completion report, not a phone number to chase.

04

Redundancy that actually fails over

A second circuit is worthless if it shares the same duct or the same operator core. We design diverse last mile from a second provider, then test failover in front of you with the primary link physically unplugged.

What you receive

Deliverables you can hold us to.

  • Bandwidth sizing report based on your measured traffic, not a guess
  • Side-by-side commercial comparison of every operator that can serve your address
  • Installed and configured circuit with static IP block and documented routing
  • Failover test record for dual-link sites, run with the primary link down
  • Ongoing SLA management — we raise, chase and escalate operator tickets for you

Platforms and partners

Vendor-fluent, vendor-neutral.

Licensed ISPs (Tata, Airtel, Jio, RailTel, regional fibre)Cisco / Fortinet / MikroTik CPEBGP & static routingPRTG / LibreNMS link monitoringDual last-mile diversity design

We design to what your business needs, then price at least two ways of getting there. You see the commercials for each option side by side before anyone signs anything — including the option where you keep what you already own.

How we start

From first call to live in four steps.

  1. 01

    A 45-minute conversation

    What you run, what worries you, and what a bad week has already cost you. No slides and no product pitch — we are working out whether we can genuinely help.

  2. 02

    Posture assessment

    We examine the estate, compare it against a recognised framework and hand you a prioritised list of gaps. The report is yours to keep whether or not you buy anything.

  3. 03

    Onboarding and a rehearsal

    Log sources, agents, access and escalation contacts are agreed, then we run a live drill of a real incident before we call the service live. Untested escalation paths are decoration.

  4. 04

    Steady-state operations

    Monitoring, response and reporting run to a written SLA, with a quarterly review that changes the plan whenever your business changes.

Questions

What buyers ask us about internet leased line (ill).

Tell us the sites, the users and the deadline.

You will get a written design, a bill of materials and a fixed commercial within three working days. No discovery fee, no obligation to buy.