5G Business Mobile Plans for UK Companies

For businesses whose staff regularly rely on mobile data for data-intensive tasks — video calls, large file transfers, cloud application access — 5G provides a materially better experience than 4G in covered areas. For staff whose mobile data use is primarily email and light web browsing, the additional cost of a 5G plan may not be justified. AMVIA advises on a per-role basis based on actual usage patterns.

5G is not a substitute for a fixed leased line in an office environment. Leased lines provide dedicated, symmetric, uncontended bandwidth with a guaranteed SLA. 5G provides excellent mobile connectivity but is subject to network availability, contention in dense coverage areas, and no SLA equivalent to a fixed line. 5G is best used as a primary connectivity solution for mobile workers, or as a backup to a fixed leased line. See our [backup connectivity service](/leased-lines/backup-connectivity/).

In areas with strong indoor 5G coverage, a 5G mobile router can provide broadband-equivalent connectivity for small offices or home workers. It is practical for temporary locations, small satellite offices, or as a backup to fixed broadband. For permanent office locations with significant bandwidth requirements, a fixed leased line or full-fibre broadband remains the more reliable and cost-effective primary solution.

EE has the widest 5G coverage nationally. Three offers the fastest 5G speeds in areas where it is available. Vodafone and O2 have strong urban coverage. The best network for your business depends on where your staff work. AMVIA checks coverage at all your key locations before recommending a network — or deploys a multi-network strategy for businesses with staff across a wide area.

EE has the widest 5G coverage nationally. Three offers the fastest 5G speeds in areas where it is available. Vodafone and O2 have strong urban coverage. The best network for your business depends on where your staff work. AMVIA checks coverage at all your key locations before recommending a network — or deploys a multi-network strategy for businesses with staff across a wide area.