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Most businesses buy on headline speed and end up with the wrong shape of circuit. Set the sliders to how your site really operates and see a sized recommendation — with the maths shown.
General browsing, email, SaaS apps — 0.6 Mbps each24.0 Mbps
HD Teams/Zoom — 3 Mbps each, symmetric18.0 Mbps
G.711 with overhead — 0.1 Mbps each1.0 Mbps
1080p H.265 — 2.5 Mbps each, upload0.0 Mbps
Large file sync, ERP, remote desktop — 2 Mbps each16.0 Mbps
We default to 40%. Circuits get upgraded far less often than usage grows.
Recommended circuit
Symmetric, uncontended (1:1)
How we got there
An estimate of steady-state concurrent load, not peak burst. A site survey is what actually determines the circuit — this gets you to the right conversation.
Quote 100 MbpsWhat is Dedicated Internet Access?A speed test measures what you currently have. This estimates what you need — which is a function of how many people are doing what at the same time, not of your existing circuit.
Video calls, VPN, cloud backup, offsite camera streams and hosting anything on-premise are all upload-heavy. Broadband gives you a fraction of your download speed on upload, which is why it feels slow despite a big headline number.
No, and this is worth saying plainly. If the problem is contention, latency, packet loss or a badly configured LAN, buying a bigger circuit changes nothing. That's what a survey is for.
A survey confirms what's achievable at your address and whether bandwidth is even your bottleneck. Free, no commitment. Or call +92 339 0333992.
