Business Leased Line solutions
Reliable, dedicated connectivity that helps your business stay productive, secure and connected.
CloudClevr provides internet leased line services and wireless leased line solutions for organisations that need dependable performance and room to grow.
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What we offer
Dedicated bandwidth. Zero compromises.
Internet Leased Line Services
Dedicated fibre connectivity that helps your team work without interruption, supports cloud applications such as Microsoft 365 and Teams, and provides the consistent performance businesses need to deliver a great customer experience.
- Improve performance of cloud-based applications
- Support seamless video meetings and collaboration
- Reduce productivity lost to slow or unreliable broadband
- Scale connectivity as your business grows
Wireless Leased Line
Fast, flexible connectivity for locations where traditional fibre may not be available, or where additional resilience is required. A perfect option for organisations that need reliable connectivity to support day-to-day operations, even where traditional fibre isn't available.
- Bring reliable connectivity to hard-to-reach locations
- Maintain business continuity with resilient connectivity options
- Support growing teams that may have infrastructure limitations
- Deliver fast connectivity without waiting for fibre installation.
Connectivity is the backbone of modern businesses. A slow and unreliable internet connection has impacts on employee productivity, customer experience, and can even eat into your revenue. At CloudClevr we work with you to diagnose what solution works best to solve your connectivity issues.
Why choose CloudClevr for Leased Line Solutions?
One Monthly Bill. One Smart Move.
Wrap support, cloud, security, and devices into one predictable monthly cost - no CapEx, no confusion.
Strategic Support - Not Just Fixes.
We don’t just respond to issues. We partner with you to build an IT roadmap that supports your goals.
Built-In Cyber Maturity.
Our services align to real cyber maturity levels - helping you meet compliance (ISO, GDPR, Cyber Essentials) with confidence.
UK-Based Experts Who Get It Done.
You’ll always speak to real specialists - not scripted bots or faceless call centres.
Our technology partners
CloudClevr work with a variety of industry-leading technology vendors.
Explore our full portfolioFAQ about Leased Lines
Is a leased line right for my business?
A leased line could be a good fit if your business relies on cloud applications, video conferencing, large file transfers or other internet-dependent services. Some common examples include:
- Microsoft Teams
- SharePoint
- Microsoft 365
- Salesforce
- Zoom
Unlike standard broadband, a leased line provides dedicated bandwidth, helping ensure consistent performance throughout the working day. Businesses looking to improve reliability, support growing teams or reduce connectivity-related disruption often benefit from a leased line solution.
What is an internet leased line service?
An internet leased line service is a dedicated internet connection that provides guaranteed bandwidth and consistent performance for your business helping ensure business-critical applications continue running smoothly, even during busy periods. Unlike standard broadband, the connection isn't shared with other organisations, helping deliver reliable upload and download speeds throughout the working day.
This makes it ideal for businesses that rely on applications and services such as Microsoft 365, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, Zoom, cloud-based CRM platforms and VoIP phone systems. With a dedicated connection, employees can collaborate, access files, join video calls and support customers with fewer interruptions caused by slow or unreliable internet.
What is a wireless leased line?
A wireless leased line is a business-grade internet connection that delivers dedicated connectivity without requiring a traditional fibre installation. It offers fast, reliable performance and is often used in locations where fibre isn't available or where organisations need an additional resilient connectivity option.
For example, a wireless leased line can be ideal for businesses operating from rural offices, industrial estates, temporary sites or construction locations where installing fibre may be difficult or time-consuming. It can also help businesses bring new venues online quickly or support temporary locations that require reliable connectivity without waiting for a fibre installation in the case of hospitality, for example.
What's the difference between a leased line and business broadband?
The main difference is that a leased line provides dedicated bandwidth exclusively for your business, while standard business broadband is shared with other users. As a result, leased lines typically offer more consistent performance, greater reliability and symmetrical upload and download speeds, helping businesses avoid slowdowns during peak usage periods.
In practical terms, this means employees can continue using applications such as Microsoft Teams, Microsoft 365, SharePoint and cloud-based CRM systems without being affected by the internet usage of neighbouring businesses. It can also benefit organisations that regularly transfer large manufacturing design files, access legal case management systems or support guest-facing digital services within hospitality environments.
If your business relies on stable connectivity to support employees, customers and day-to-day operations, a leased line can provide a more reliable alternative to traditional business broadband.
Are leased lines suitable for small businesses?
Yes. Leased lines aren't just for large enterprises. Small and growing businesses that depend on reliable internet connectivity can benefit from improved performance, greater reliability and the ability to scale bandwidth as their needs change.
If your business relies on cloud services such as Microsoft 365, Teams and SharePoint, regularly hosts video meetings, or has multiple employees working online simultaneously, a leased line could be a valuable investment. The consistent performance of a leased line can help reduce interruptions, improve productivity and support a better experience for both employees and customers.
Leased lines can also benefit specialist organisations such as legal firms accessing case management systems, professional services businesses supporting hybrid teams, manufacturers transferring large design files, or hospitality venues relying on connected guest services and business-critical systems.
Can a wireless leased line support cloud-based applications?
Yes. A leased line is designed to provide the reliable, high-performance connectivity businesses need to support cloud-based applications such as Microsoft 365, Teams, SharePoint, CRM platforms and other business-critical services.
With dedicated bandwidth and consistent upload and download speeds, a leased line helps ensure employees can access applications, share files and collaborate effectively without the disruptions often associated with shared broadband connections.
This can benefit a wide range of organisations, from professional services firms accessing cloud-based documents and client information, to legal practices using case management systems, manufacturers sharing large design files, and hospitality businesses relying on connected booking, payment and guest service platforms. By providing reliable access to cloud-based tools and services, a leased line helps teams stay productive and deliver a better experience for customers.
How long does a leased lines installation take?
A leased line installation usually takes 30 to 90 working days (about 6 to 18 weeks) from the initial order to going live. This timeline involves physical site surveys, engineering works, and potential wayleave agreements.
- Days 1–15 (Surveys): Order verification, supplier agreements, and site checks by engineers to plan the fibre cable path.
- Days 15–60 (Build & Install): Laying new cables, setting up street ducts, or connecting to nearby existing infrastructure.
- Days 60–90 (Testing & Activation): Final equipment installation, Fit and Test, and network handover.
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