Juno Telecoms provides Fibre to the Premises broadband for businesses that need faster speeds, reliable broadband and a stronger internet connection for daily operations. Also known as FTTP broadband or full fibre broadband, Fibre to the Premises uses fibre optic cables all the way to your business premises instead of relying on older copper cables for the final part of the connection.
With FTTP, your business can benefit from ultrafast broadband speeds, improved reliability and better performance across multiple devices. It is a strong option for companies using cloud services, video calls, VoIP phone calls, online systems, data sharing, file uploads, video conferencing and other bandwidth-heavy tools.
Fibre to the Premises, or FTTP, is a full fibre broadband connection that runs fibre optic cables directly to your premises. Instead of sending internet data through part fibre and then copper wires, FTTP keeps the connection on fibre optic cable for the full route into the building.
This makes FTTP different from standard fibre broadband or FTTC broadband. With Fibre to the Cabinet, fibre cables run to the street cabinet, then copper cables carry the connection from the cabinet to your property. With Fibre to the Premises, the fibre connection is connected straight to your home or business, giving you a faster and more reliable broadband technology.
FTTP is also known as:
For businesses, the main benefit is simple: full fibre broadband delivers faster internet speeds and a more dependable broadband connection than older copper network services.
FTTP works by using a fibre optic network to transmit data as light through fibre optic cables. Older broadband technologies use electrical signals over copper wires, which can be affected by distance, line quality and interference. Fibre optic cables can carry internet data over long distances more efficiently, helping deliver faster speeds and more consistent performance.
With a full fibre connection, fibre cables run from the broadband exchange or fibre network directly to your premises. The connection terminates in a small device called an Optical Network Terminal, often shortened to ONT. Your router then connects to the ONT to provide broadband access across your business premises.
This means data arrives over fibre, rather than travelling over copper cables from a street cabinet. For businesses, that can improve download speeds, upload speeds, stability and the ability to support multiple devices at the same time.
FTTP speeds depend on the fibre broadband package available at your address, your chosen provider, the local fibre network and your router or internal setup. Business FTTP packages commonly offer speeds from entry-level fibre options through to ultrafast full fibre broadband packages capable of up to 1Gbps in enabled areas.
The maximum speed depends on how your business uses the internet. A small office using email, browsing and cloud documents may not need the fastest available package. A business with video calls, cloud-based services, large file uploads, online gaming-style latency demands, hosted voice, backups and many devices may benefit from higher FTTP speeds.
Juno Telecoms can run an availability check and advise on realistic broadband speeds for your premises.
Fibre broadband delivers a stronger foundation for businesses that rely on stable internet access. FTTP is especially useful where slow speeds, unreliable broadband or peak usage times affect productivity.
The main benefits of Fibre to the Premises include:
CityFibre describes business FTTP as suitable for bandwidth-heavy services such as cloud-based applications, guest Wi-Fi and video calls, which matches the way many modern SMEs now use connectivity every day.
How fast your business broadband needs to be will depend on what your business does. A small business may not need their internet to be as fast as one which has large offices with dozens of employees, computers and phones that all need to perform at the highest level. The type of broadband you go for will impact the speed of your internet too, so if you need a super speedy connection, you may require fibre optic internet, SOGEA, or an Ethernet connection, rather than ADSL.
Business broadband customers can benefit from high levels of support. If something goes wrong with your communications, you need to know you have someone there to support you. You also need reassurance that if there is a problem, your provider will do their utmost to get things back up and running as quickly as possible. With Juno Telecoms, you will receive the very best customer service. We are just a phone call away for those of you that want excellent support from a company that cares.
For any business, security is vital. Security threats to a network can come from a wide range of areas, including viruses, malware, phishing scams, infected files/USB drives, and hackers. Broadband packages are created to help give you the best security possible and protect you against as many threats as possible. Should you suffer a security breach or threat, our team of experts is on hand to get your systems back up and running.
Whether you're a burgeoning startup or an established corporation, we are equipped to provide the robust, scalable internet solutions your business requires. Slow or unreliable internet should not be a barrier to your business's progress. Reach out to us at Juno Telecoms today, and let us show you how we can enhance your business's online presence and capabilities.
FTTP is usually a good option if your business depends on fast, stable internet access but does not necessarily need a dedicated leased line. It can sit between standard business broadband and a dedicated leased line, giving businesses faster internet speeds and improved reliability without the same cost profile as a private dedicated circuit.
If your business is internet-critical and needs guaranteed bandwidth, symmetrical speeds or service level agreements, Juno may also recommend comparing FTTP with a leased line. Speak to our expert team for personalised advice and guidance.
FTTP availability depends on whether a full fibre network has been built in your area and whether your premises can be connected. Availability is expanding across the UK, but not every property or business premises can access the same providers, fibre packages or maximum speed.
Openreach says Full Fibre is also known as Fibre to the Premises or Fibre to the Home and uses a connection built entirely from fibre optic cable. MoneySavingExpert reported in March 2026 that more than 20 million UK households could get full fibre broadband, with wider coverage targets continuing through 2027.
For businesses, the key point is that availability should always be checked by address. Juno Telecoms can check which broadband providers and fibre options are available in your area, then advise on suitable FTTP deals, full fibre packages or alternative business broadband options.
Juno Telecoms helps businesses choose the right connectivity based on availability, performance needs, budget and future plans. Rather than pushing a single broadband package, Juno can review your premises, check fibre network availability and explain which broadband service best fits your business.
With Juno, you can get support with:
If FTTP is available in your area, Juno can help you understand the right package. If FTTP is not yet available, the team can advise on alternatives such as FTTC broadband, SoGEA, wireless connectivity or leased lines.
If slow or unreliable broadband is holding your business back, Juno Telecoms can check whether Fibre to the Premises is available at your address.
Tell us where your business premises are, how many users and devices you need to support, and what you use your internet connection for. We will review the available FTTP broadband options and help you choose a reliable connection that fits your needs.
Get in touch for more information today.
Yes. FTTP is commonly called full fibre broadband because the fibre connection runs all the way to the premises. It may also be called Fibre to the Home, FTTH, when referring to residential properties.
FTTP speeds vary by provider, area and package. Many business FTTP broadband packages offer ultrafast speeds, with some full fibre services capable of up to around 1Gbps download speeds in enabled areas. Upload speeds also tend to be stronger than older broadband technologies.
Yes, FTTP is usually faster than FTTC because it uses fibre optic cables all the way to the premises. FTTC uses fibre to the street cabinet, then copper cables from the cabinet to the property, which can limit speeds and performance.
FTTP does not rely on a traditional copper phone line in the same way as older broadband services. The connection is delivered over fibre optic cable and normally terminates at an Optical Network Terminal inside the property.
Yes. FTTP is well-suited to video calls, cloud services, VoIP, data sharing, file uploads and multiple devices. Its faster speeds and stronger reliability make it a good option for businesses that depend on online tools every day.
Choose FTTP if you need faster full fibre broadband for everyday business use. Choose a leased line if your business needs dedicated bandwidth, symmetrical performance, stronger SLAs and a connection designed for business-critical operations.
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