Superfast SOGEA FTTC business broadband

Fibre to the street cabinet, with a copper connection for the final segment — and SOGEA means no traditional phone line is required, helping improve reliability and removing the need to pay for a separate line. Availability depends on location.

Choose between SOGEA 40 and SOGEA 80 based on users and peak demand
Improve fix-time targets with Prompt Care (7 hour SLA) or Enhanced Care (24 hour SLA) add-ons
Add resilience options like 4G/5G backup where needed

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Availability Checker

Up to 80/20 line speeds – Unlimited usage – UK-based support – 24-month term

Superfast business internet for everyday work

SOGEA FTTC runs fibre from the exchange to the green street cabinet, then uses copper for the final segment to your premises. It’s widely available across the UK — check your address to confirm service and expected line speeds.

SOGEA 80 suitability check

Answer a few quick questions and we’ll recommend the right add-ons to discuss for a SOGEA 80 install – based on peak usage, voice/Teams sensitivity, and how critical uptime is.

People using the connection at peak times 15 users

Think busiest hour – not average day.

Typical usage

Voice / Teams is important (stability matters)

How critical is uptime?

If downtime impacts revenue or customer service, choose Important or Critical.

How is the connection used?

RECOMMENDED STARTING POINT

Plan

SOGEA 80

Single plan – check availability for your address.

Recommended add-ons to discuss

Why these recommendations

Check availability

Line speed depends on cabinet distance and local conditions. We’ll confirm expected speeds before you proceed.

SOGEA 80

Busier offices, heavier cloud/file work, more concurrent usage

80 Mbps / 20 Mbps – Download/Upload Speed

Unlimited Usage
Router Included
24 Month Term

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Add-ons: Enhanced Throughput, Advanced Router, 4G/5G mobile backup

What is SOGEA FTTC?

SOGEA is FTTC without the physical telephone line — removing the telephone line can improve reliability and means you no longer need to pay for a separate telephone line.

Why does cabinet distance matter for FTTC/SOGEA?

With FTTC/SOGEA, fibre runs to the cabinet but the last part is copper. Copper performance drops over distance, so the further you are from the cabinet, the lower the achievable speed.

Is SOGEA 80 suitable for voice, VoIP or Microsoft Teams?

It can be, but voice and Teams are sensitive to congestion and stability. If voice/Teams is important for your business, it’s worth discussing stability-focused setup and resilience options so call quality holds up during busy periods.

What are Prompt Care and Enhanced Care, and when do I need them?

They’re optional care add-ons designed to improve fix-time targets:

Enhanced Care (24 hour SLA)
Prompt Care (7 hour SLA)

Can I add a backup connection for resilience?

Yes. The page highlights resilience options like 4G/5G backup, which can help you stay connected if the primary line has a fault.

Our Features

Free setup & router

Router included and ready for business use

Up to 80Mb Download Speed

Choose SOGEA 40 or SOGEA 80 depending on peak demand

Unlimited Monthly Usage

Use the internet as much as you like (no overage charges guaranteed)

Cost-effective for
Connecting Multiple Sites

A practical option for branch sites where you need dependable access without leased-line cost

UK-based Technical Support

Support from a UK-based team when you need help

Check SOGEA FTTC availability

Use the availability checker to see whether SOGEA FTTC is available at your location. If you’d like help choosing between SOGEA 40 and SOGEA 80, contact us and we’ll recommend a starting plan.

Availability Checker

Can I find out more?

Yes, if you have any further questions, please contact us online, or by phone on 0345 557 6100.

Gupi Wasan from E-Services Group says…

Telappliant brought together our three separate analogue phone systems into one low cost, high performance solution. I would most definitely recommend Telappliant to other businesses, especially call centres and those looking to unify their telecommunications.

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