What is AlwaysOn?

AlwaysOn

Zero downtime, guaranteed. An ultra resilient fibre connection that switches to an ultra resilient point-to-point rooftop wireless connection in seconds, in the unlikely event the fibre fails.

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Do I need alwayson?

Ultimate peace of mind

Britain’s businesses are increasingly dependent on the internet for every aspect of operations.

AlwaysOn is the ideal solution when you simply can’t afford a minute of downtime.

Effortless at every level

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100% uptime, delivered from ground to cloud

  • Dual dedicated lease lines
  • One full fibre
  • One rooftop wireless
  • 24/7 monitoring and support
  • Installed within 20 days

Could your business benefit?

Elevate's Dedicated Fibre Leased Lines offer 99.99% connectivity. More than enough for most. But what about that other 8 hours and 40 minutes a year?

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You're mission-critical...

When network resilience is non-negotiable, AlwaysOn ensures you never let your team, or the people you serve, down.

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You're risk-averse...

When diversity of connectivity is worth it, just in case. Doesn’t really matter what it's for – you don’t want to take any chances.

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You're the 'once-bitten...'

It just happened. And it did not go down well. This is your opportunity to enjoy a network you can trust to never drop the ball.

Kind words from our clients.

“We get amazing service from our fibre, but it’s important for us that we have that backup with a radio wireless product. I’ve not had a circumstance where Elevate has not been able to deliver.”
Gareth Shenton
Operations Director