What is business-grade fibre?

Our internet-based business-grade fibre solution, Telstra Internet Direct (TID) Adapt, connects your business to speeds once reserved for large-scale enterprises. We understand that as your business evolves, so too must the technology that keeps you connected.

What you get with business-grade fibre

Premium, reliable connectivity for greater peace of mind

Experience consistent, fast performance with network availability target of up to 99.95% to help keep your business running.

Symmetrical speeds that streamline your ways of working

Access equal upload and download speeds, even at peak times for enhanced experiences.

Bandwidth options tailored to your applications

Choose from a range of bandwidth options for connectivity that’s tailored to your needs.

Multi-network availability to give you more options

Multi-network availability to give you more options

How your business benefits from business-grade fibre

Support your workflow

Help boost productivity and prioritise growth with connectivity that supports your file transfers, voice and video calls.

Get your data flowing faster

Unlock faster speeds of up to 1Gbps to power your business in the moments that matter.

Be the business that delivers

Provide a consistent, quality experience with internet that helps you better connect with your staff and customers.

Connect fast with Rapid Activation

An extra service that connects you quickly via our mobile network while your Telstra Fibre is installed, plus adds mobile backup and proactive service monitoring to your plan.

Available to customers who connect to Telstra Fibre within 4G coverage areas only.

Business-grade fibre plans

To learn more about which plan is best for you, get in touch to talk connectivity with our advisory team.

Contact us to talk connectivity

To discuss business-grade fibre or to find an internet service that’s right for you, visit a Business Technology Centre or request a call back and a business technology advisor will be in touch.

Wait less, work more, with Rapid Activation

An extra service that connects you quickly via our mobile network while your Telstra Fibre is installed, plus adds mobile backup and proactive service monitoring to your plan. To get you growing on business-grade fibre faster. Ask us how at your Telstra Business Technology Centre.

Available to customers who connect to Telstra Fibre within 4G coverage areas only.

Frequently asked questions

  • When you add Rapid Activation to your plan, we aim to connect your business within 9-15 business days in metro areas and 12-18 business days in regional areas.  The time is measured from when you submit complete and correct order information to when your service is activated using the mobile network. You must be available on site for service activation when required by us. If your order is project managed, you should consult with your project manager as delivery times may differ.

  • The cost of adding Rapid Activation to your business-grade fibre plan depends on your individual contract terms. For more information on plans and pricing, contact your Telstra Business Technology Centre.

  • The Telstra Fibre Network Termination Unit (NTU) will be installed with a 4G module so that you’ll have connectivity even before your fibre connection is delivered. This will help you get your business up and running faster.

    Once your fibre connection is installed Rapid Activation converts to a Mobile Backup service with failover protection, giving you peace of mind knowing that your data service will switch connections in the event of a fibre network disruption.

  • Proactive service monitoring gives you proactive fault investigation, service assurance, and resolution in the event of a fibre network failure.

Things you need to know

Service Availability: Services, access types and bandwidth options not available to all areas or premises.

Internet speeds: Actual speeds experienced may vary due to various factors including, but not limited to, your access service type, the maximum line speed at your premises, your hardware and software capabilities and configurations, and the type and source of content your business downloads.