Once your business runs on cloud apps, video calls, and a growing team, shared broadband starts to hold you back. Cratsol helps you understand your connectivity options, and supplies the networking hardware behind them.
A leased line is a private internet connection that runs directly to your business and is used by no one else. Standard broadband is shared with other premises nearby, so speeds drop at busy times. A leased line gives you the full speed you pay for, at all times.
It is also symmetrical: upload speeds match download speeds. That is what keeps video calls clear, backups inside their window, and large files moving, in both directions, without the slowdown that shared broadband brings.
Broadband shares its capacity with other users nearby. It costs less and suits smaller teams and lighter use, but speeds vary with demand, and upload is usually far slower than download.
A leased line is dedicated to your business alone. It costs more, but it holds its speed through the day, uploads as fast as it downloads, and carries the kind of performance commitments that broadband does not.
The full contracted speed at all times, with no slowdown when everyone else comes online.
Symmetrical speed for video calls, cloud work, and backups.
Consistent, reliable performance your team can work against all day.
Capacity you can scale as your team and your cloud use expand.
We explain your options clearly, so you can make the right call without the jargon.
Routers, firewalls, and switches from leading manufacturers, supplied at competitive pricing.
Connectivity is one layer of your network, and we can help with the wireless, cabling, and infrastructure around it.
We look at how your business works, how much you depend on the cloud, and what your connection has to handle.
We help you weigh up the options in plain terms, so you can choose the right connectivity for your needs and your budget.
We provide the hardware behind the connection: the routers, firewalls, and switches that keep it secure and running.
We support organisations with demanding, sector-specific requirements — understanding the compliance, continuity, and performance needs particular to each.