The newest fibre in your patch. Full symmetric. Built post-2020. Sold by us.
We deliver Netomnia's open-access XGS-PON network to business sites across Yorkshire, the Midlands, and the North East. Symmetric speeds up to 8 Gbps, static IPs, /29 blocks on bigger tiers, single SLA from us — Netomnia is the wires, we're the service. For postcodes outside Netomnia's footprint we deliver the same business broadband over Openreach, CityFibre, or FreedomFibre. Need a dedicated single-tenant circuit with a 99.99% SLA? See leased lines.
The fastest retail business connection in any of the towns Netomnia serves. XGS-PON makes full symmetric possible — Openreach FTTP can't match the upload.
Netomnia is a relatively new altnet — built from scratch from 2020 onwards. That means a modern PON spec, modern kit, and a coverage map built for towns Openreach was late to upgrade.
Netomnia builds with XGS-PON gear — full symmetric speeds up the line, not the asymmetric 100/30 you get on Openreach FTTP. Upload matters when you're sending video or backups.
Real-world line rate up to 8 Gbps symmetric, where speed-of-light and your router can keep up. We sell 0.5 / 1 / 1.8 / 2 / 8 Gbps tiers; bigger custom on leased-line pricing.
Netomnia is a Layer-2 wholesale network — we (Giant) sell the service, Netomnia provides the fibre. You get our support + our SLA, on their physical infrastructure.
Netomnia's network is new — no creaking copper underneath, no legacy DSL contention shaping. The physical layer is the most modern fibre in the towns it serves.
Network-level threat filter — malware, phishing and optional content filtering across every device on the office Wi-Fi (POS, printers, IoT, guest phones). Free on every Netomnia plan; toggle level in the portal. See /business/guardian.
Symmetric means upload = download. Most businesses don't realise their Openreach FTTP gives them 115Mbps upload on a 1Gb plan; on Netomnia, 1Gb is 1Gb both ways. Every tier below is live from the catalogue — and the filters let you compare Netomnia against the other business networks we sell.
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This is what we sell on each network, slowest tier to fastest — not a coverage check. Which of these actually reach your address comes down to your postcode.
All plans · price set per address at checkout
Netomnia targets towns where Openreach FTTP rolled out late or patchily, and the footprint changes as the build extends. We don't publish a town list that goes stale — availability is checked live at the address. Drop in a postcode and we'll tell you straight away whether your site is in-stock, in-build, or not yet reached.
Not in the Netomnia footprint? The build plan keeps extending — your patch might be in survey or build. Ask us with your postcode; if Netomnia isn't building there, we'll quote the best Openreach FTTP / leased-line alternative instead.
Openreach FTTP is fine — it's available everywhere and the underlying tech is solid. Netomnia's specific advantages over it, where coverage overlaps:
| Netomnia | Openreach FTTP | |
|---|---|---|
| Symmetric speeds | Yes — full symmetric to 8G | No — always asymmetric (fast down, slower up) |
| Max retail speed | 8 Gbps | Up to 1.8 Gbps (asymmetric) |
| Network age | Built 2020+ | Mixed FTTP overlay on 1990s+ network |
| Coverage (UK-wide) | Targeted towns, ~3M premises | Universal (28M FTTC, 14M FTTP) |
| Static IP | +£5/mo single, /29 included on 2G+ | Available, varies by reseller |
| Install lead time | 10–20 working days | 10–25 working days FTTP |
| Contention / shaping | Unshaped | Unshaped FTTP, FTTC contended |
30–100 staff, hybrid working. Symmetric upload matters when half the team is video-conferencing. 1Gbps Netomnia handles 50 concurrent calls without breaking sweat.
Co-working space, serviced offices. 2Gbps+ symmetric across all tenants. Static /29 to host VPN endpoints on-site for each tenant subnet.
Studio, post-prod, photographer. Heavy daily upload to cloud (Frame.io, S3, Wasabi). Openreach's 115 Mbps upload chokes; Netomnia symmetric doesn't.
If your site is 'in-build' (Netomnia laying fibre but not yet past your premises), expect 4–12 weeks. We quote realistic dates at order, never marketing ones.
Netomnia plans above 1 Gbps ship with the Zyxel EE5301 — Wi-Fi 7, dedicated 10G WAN, built to actually deliver multi-gig end-to-end (the 1.8 G symmetric would bottleneck on a gigabit router's WAN port). Sub-1 G Netomnia plans ship with the DX3301. Kit cost is itemised at order — sometimes included, sometimes priced as an add-on depending on the tariff.
Wi-Fi 6 dual-band, FXS port for your home phone, dual-WAN, status LEDs that actually tell you what's happening.
Issued on: Default issue on every full-fibre plan up to 1 Gbps. FTTC + FTTP both supported.
Wi-Fi 7 tri-band, dedicated 10G WAN port, 2.5G LAN, FXS port for home phone. Built to sustain multi-gig throughput end-to-end.
Issued on: Issued on any service above 1 Gbps — 1.8G Netomnia symmetric, multi-gig FTTP, business symmetric, and every leased line.
Already got a router you love? Plug it in. We'll hand you the PPPoE credentials in the portal — support on third-party kit is best-effort, the line stays fully ours either way.
These are the UK cities where Netomnia sits in our delivery mix. Each has its own broadband landing with the postcode districts we cover, top achievable speed on the network, and the live tariff — click through for what's actually orderable at your address.
Run a postcode check — we'll confirm Netomnia availability, quote the right tier, and schedule install if you're in stock. If you're not, we'll quote the best alternative.
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