Leased Line Checker & Quote

We are a security-first connectivity partner, not a single-network reseller — so a quote shows you the best route to a business leased line, not just one carrier's rate card.

What does AMVIA's leased line quote include?

Every quote sets out the full commercial picture so you can decide on more than headline price. You see the monthly recurring cost, any one-off install charge, the contract term, the realistic install lead time, and the carrier's service-level agreement — all declared upfront, no hidden line items.

• Multi-carrier comparison — pricing from multiple UK networks, including CityFibre, BT Wholesale and alternative-network providers, for your specific premises.
• All speed tiers — symmetric options from 100Mbps to 100Gbps, with a recommendation if you are unsure what your user count needs.
• Transparent pricing — monthly cost, install charge and any excess construction charges declared before you commit.
• SLA detail — uptime commitment, mean time to repair and compensation terms, so you compare on resilience, not just cost.
• Installation timescales — realistic lead times based on current carrier capacity at your location, not optimistic guesses.

If your situation calls for it, the proposal also flags failover, SD-WAN or multi-site connectivity options rather than leaving you to discover the gap later. New to the technology? Start with what a leased line is.

How do you get a leased line quote from AMVIA?

The process takes three steps and starts with under 60 seconds of input from you. There is no obligation to proceed and no call-centre follow-up cycle — you ask, we price, you decide.

1. Tell us your address and requirements. Enter your full premises address, the speed tier you need (or let us recommend one from your user count), and your current connectivity setup. 2. We run a multi-carrier comparison. AMVIA queries availability and pricing across multiple carriers for your exact postcode and building — not a generic area estimate. 3. You receive a tailored quote. A clear comparison of available options with monthly costs, contract terms and installation timescales lands typically within 24 hours. No jargon, no hidden charges.

A dedicated internet access circuit is engineered to your building, so accurate pricing depends on a real address check rather than a postcode-level guess.

What is a leased line, and how does it compare to broadband?

A leased line is a dedicated, uncontended fibre connection reserved entirely for your business, delivering the same speed up and down with a guaranteed SLA. Unlike shared broadband, the bandwidth is not split with other users, which is why providers can commit to uptime and repair times. Ofcom sets out how dedicated and shared business connections differ.

For most growing UK businesses, the question is not "is a leased line faster" — it is whether your operations can tolerate the variable performance and best-effort repair of a contended line. If they cannot, the SLA is the product. Where uptime is business-critical, pair the circuit with backup connectivity so a single fault never takes you offline.

Why compare multiple carriers instead of taking one quote?

Pricing and install timescales for the same address vary widely between carriers, because each has a different network footprint and existing fibre to your street. A single-network quote tells you that network's price — not the best available price. Comparing several reveals where you are over-paying or facing a long civils dig.

• Different carriers reach your building over different fibre routes, changing both price and lead time.
• Excess construction charges can swing the total cost dramatically — only a real multi-carrier check surfaces them.
• A dedicated circuit also widens your attack surface, so AMVIA quotes leased-line security alongside connectivity. The NCSC publishes guidance on securing business network connections.

Which networks does the checker cover?

Every check runs against the three national access networks — BT Openreach, CityFibre and Virgin Media Business — and, where your postcode sits on their routes, carrier networks such as Zayo, Colt and regional builds like LCR Connect. Availability is the half of a leased line quote most checkers skip: the same speed can price very differently depending on which networks actually reach your building, and a route-dependent carrier being on-net next door can undercut every national quote. That is why the result is a per-address comparison, not a rate card — the from-prices on our leased line pricing page are the floors, and the checker tells you which carrier gets closest to them at your address.