Broadband Packages with Static IP

Secure your broadband with a Static IP

What is a Static IP address?

A static IP address is your own, permanent internet address that never changes. Think of it like your home postcode but for the internet, your Static IP address stays the same every single time you go online, helping to keep your connection secure, applications consistent and manage remote business operations more efficiently .

Static IP at home

Need a Static IP at home? You can add this to any of our full-fibre broadband plans for just an extra £6 a month.

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Static IP for business

Static IP's are included with all of our business broadband plans.

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Static vs Dynamic IP address: What’s the difference?

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Static IP

A Static IP means you get the same IP address every single time you go online. It's yours, it's permanent, and it never budges. Perfect when you need others to find your network or you're running services from your connection.

Dynamic IP

A Dynamic IP means your address changes regularly, usually every time you restart your router or every couple of days. Most residential broadband services come with a dynamic IP address as a default service.

Who is a Static IP address for?

Self-employed and freelance

Get secure access to files, systems and work emails without worrying about changing IPs.

Small Business Owners

Protect every transaction and manage your business more efficiently. Static IPs keep payments secure, Wi-Fi and cameras under control, and emails reaching customers reliably.

SME and Large Businesses

Keep your operations running without interruptions. Static IPs deliver reliable access for remote teams, protect critical systems, and ensure websites, VoIP, and business apps perform flawlessly.

Public sector

Make services safer and simpler. Static IPs safeguard communications, support compliance, and let staff securely access private systems.

Gaming

Game online unbeatable stability. A static IP gives you lower latency, smoother connections, and the ability to host your own games or servers without interruptions.

What are the benefits of a Static IP?

Reliable remote access

Connect to your network from anywhere without worrying about address changes breaking your connection.

Professional emails

Run email servers without delivery problems from changing addresses that look suspicious to spam filters

Consistent security

Set up firewall rules once and they work reliably because your address never changes.

Better gaming

Host servers and avoid connection drops during crucial gaming moments.

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Static IP address FAQ's

Most people get by perfectly fine without a static IP address, but there are some situations where a static IP makes your life significantly easier.

If you're doing regular browsing, streaming Netflix, video calling, or general online tasks you probably don't need to worry about it. A normal standard broadband setup (with a dynamic IP address) handles all of that brilliantly.

You may want to consider a static IP if you:

Work from home and need reliable remote access to your office systems or files. Nothing worse than your connection dropping mid-presentation because your IP address decided to change.
Run any kind of business from your premises like hosting websites, email servers, or need clients and suppliers to access your systems reliably.
Host game servers or want seamless online gaming without connection hiccups when your address shifts around.
Use security cameras or smart home systems that you want to check remotely. A static IP means you can always find your home network from anywhere.
Need a solid VPN access for work or personal use. Static IPs eliminate those annoying "why won't this connect?" moments.
Run your own email server or need professional email hosting that doesn't get flagged as suspicious due to changing addresses.