How fast can you really get us online?

Live in 10 working days from order. We run a free desktop survey first to confirm the bearer mix and expected speeds at your exact location, then a UK engineer attends site to install the roof-mounted antennas, commission the bonded connection and test everything before they leave — typically a single 4–6 hour visit.

We've been quoted £20k+ for fibre — how is this different?

No civil works, no wayleaves, no Openreach lead times. We mount carrier-specific antennas on your building and bond multiple 4G/5G networks (and optionally Starlink) into one business-grade connection. Pricing is typically a fraction of the £15–50k excess construction quotes you'll see for rural fibre.

What happens when fibre eventually arrives?

Your wireless connection stays on as permanent failover. No rip-and-replace, no second project, no wasted spend — you keep the resilience and one partner takes you from temporary to permanent connectivity.

Is this fast enough for card machines, VoIP and cloud apps?

Yes — and multi-network failover keeps them up. Static IPs are available, there's no CGNAT, and the connection is engineered for business traffic. VoIP calls stay clear, card payments stay online, and cloud apps and CCTV run as standard.

What does the PSTN switch-off (January 2027) mean for us?

The UK analogue phone network is being retired in January 2027 — every business on copper lines will need to migrate. We handle the move to VoIP over your new bonded connection as part of the install, so your phones, alarms and card terminals are future-proofed in one go.

Do you cap or throttle data?

No caps, no throttling. We run enterprise data plans sized for business workloads — not consumer dongles with hidden fair-use limits.

What's covered by the 99.5% SLA?

Uptime is backed by service credits. Automatic failover between carriers (and satellite, where deployed) keeps traffic flowing, and UK engineers monitor every connection 24/7 with phone and WhatsApp support.

Do we need line of sight or planning permission?

No clear line of sight to a mast is required — bonded cellular works on standard mobile signal, and Starlink (where added) needs only a clear view of sky. Antennas are roof- or mast-mounted under permitted development for most rural business premises; the desktop survey confirms before install.

UK rural business with reliable bonded wireless broadband

Rural business broadband that actually performs — up to 500Mbps, live in 10 working days.

Bonded 4G/5G and Starlink, engineered for business. 99.5% uptime SLA, UK engineers, no fibre required — wherever you are on the map.

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SLA-backed•UK engineers•Trusted by rural businesses across the UK•99.5% uptime

500Mbps

no fibre required

10 working days

to live

99.5%

uptime SLA

Trusted by businesses across the UK

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Which sounds like you?

Two situations. Two answers. One platform.

Both engineer-installed, bonded, SLA-backed and live in 10 working days — but they solve different problems.

Integra

Bridge

Fibre's coming… eventually.

You've ordered a leased line or fibre, but the install is 8–14 weeks away — wayleaves, surveys, Openreach. Integra Bridge gets you live in 10 working days and stays as failover once fibre lands.

Enterprise · Cellular + Starlink

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Cellular mast — bonded 4G/5G rural wireless broadband

Integra

SD-WAN

Fibre's not coming at all.

Quoted £15–50k excess construction, or stuck on ADSL/copper. Integra SD-WAN bonds multiple 4G/5G networks into one fast, resilient business connection — up to 500Mbps with static IP and full UK engineer support.

The workhorse · Bonded 4G/5G

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Why switch

Why rural businesses switch to Integra.

Stacking ADSL lines that still don't work?

Two or three copper lines bonded together still give you 10Mbps on a good day. We replace them all with a single connection delivering up to 500Mbps. And with the UK PSTN switch-off in January 2027, your analogue lines are going away regardless — we handle the migration as part of the install.

Quoted £20k+ for fibre?

Openreach excess construction charges for rural properties are routinely £15–50k. Our bonded 4G/5G SD-WAN delivers similar speeds for a fraction of the cost — no civils, no wayleaves, no waiting.

Waiting months for a leased line?

Ordered fibre or a leased line and staring down a 10-week install window? Integra Bridge gets your site online in days — and stays on as permanent failover once your line lands.

How it works

Multiple networks in. One fast, resilient connection out.

We bond up to four mobile carriers — and optionally Starlink — into a single business-grade connection. If one bearer drops, the others carry the load in milliseconds.

EE 4G/5G

Vodafone 4G/5G

O2 4G/5G

Starlink (optional)

Bonded

One connection

Up to 500Mbps · Static IP · 99.5% SLA · Automatic failover

Done properly

Thinking of just buying Starlink? Here's the difference.

Starlink is brilliant — that's why we build with it. But on its own it's a single network with consumer-grade limits. We bond it with multi-carrier cellular and wrap it in business-grade service.

Starlink on its own

single network, DIY

Integra SD-WAN

bonded 4G/5G cellular

Integra Bridge

cellular + satellite

Upload speed

~25Mbps up

Bonded cellular uplinks — scales with every carrier added

Up to 300Mbps up — satellite + cellular bonded

Resilience

One network. Obstruction, weather or an outage takes you offline

Up to four mobile carriers, automatic failover

Satellite + multiple 4G/5G carriers — no single point of failure

Support & SLA

App-only support, best-effort

UK engineers, 99.5% uptime SLA with credits

IP addressing

CGNAT — no static IP, breaks VPNs & CCTV

Static IP included on bonded configurations

Static IPs over private Layer 2, VPN & CCTV-ready

Works with poor mobile signal?

Yes — needs clear sky only

Needs usable 4G/5G coverage — confirmed by survey

Yes — satellite carries the load where cellular is weak

Installation

DIY kit on a windowsill

Engineer-installed, carrier-specific antennas per site

Surveyed, engineer-installed roof mount