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High-Speed Internet Where Fiber Has Not Been Built

Fiber has not been trenched to a large share of residential streets, and no reseller can change that. These are the tiers that reach those addresses, with the upload and latency figures stated honestly rather than buried.

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Availability and terms depend on the address, so both are confirmed on the call. You will speak to a person who can check your exact address against the live system.

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Specifications

High-Speed 100

100 Mbps

20 Mbps upload · 18-35 ms latency

Term
12 months
Install
Self or professional
  • Available at addresses with no fiber in the ground — this is the non-fiber path
  • 20 Mbps upload is the real constraint: one 1080p video call is comfortable, two simultaneous is not
  • 1,200 GB monthly data allowance; a 4K-heavy household of four can reach it
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Details verified August 28, 2026

High-Speed 400

400 Mbps

40 Mbps upload · 18-35 ms latency

Term
12 months
Install
Self or professional
  • 400 Mbps down handles four simultaneous 4K streams with headroom
  • 40 Mbps upload supports two 1080p video calls plus a security camera uploading to cloud storage
  • 1,200 GB monthly data allowance
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Details verified August 28, 2026

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Availability and terms depend on the address, so both are confirmed on the call. You will speak to a person who can check your exact address against the live system.

Who This Suits

Download speeds here overlap substantially with fiber — a 400 Mbps line streams 4K to four TVs just as well. The differences are upload, latency and peak-hour consistency, and whether they matter depends entirely on what your household does.

A household that mostly downloads

High-Speed 400. Four simultaneous 4K streams need roughly 100 Mbps and this tier has headroom over that. In daily use — streaming, browsing, occasional video calls — it is genuinely indistinguishable from fiber, and pretending otherwise would be dishonest.

One person working from home

High-Speed 400 rather than 100. The 40 Mbps upload supports two 1080p calls plus a camera uploading. The 100 Mbps tier's 20 Mbps upload handles one comfortable call and not two, which is the constraint people hit and misdiagnose as a Wi-Fi problem.

An address that needs service this week

Either tier, self-install. The kit ships in 2-5 business days and needs no technician appointment at a pre-wired address. A fiber install at the same address, if it were available at all, would be 5-10 business days plus a wall penetration.

Equipment and Specification Detail

Both tiers in full, including the two figures that decide whether these suit you: upload, which is roughly a tenth of download by design, and the monthly data allowance.

A bright living room with a wireless gateway on a side table and a laptop open on the coffee table.

High-Speed 100

Details verified August 28, 2026

  • Available at addresses with no fiber in the ground — this is the non-fiber path
  • 20 Mbps upload is the real constraint: one 1080p video call is comfortable, two simultaneous is not
  • 1,200 GB monthly data allowance; a 4K-heavy household of four can reach it
  • Self-install kit ships in 2-5 business days and needs no technician visit at a pre-wired address
  • Latency is roughly double fiber, which is noticeable in competitive gaming but not in streaming or calls
Download
100 Mbps
Upload
20 Mbps
Symmetry
Asymmetrical
Latency
18-35 ms typical
Data allowance
1,200 GB monthly
Gateway
Wi-Fi 6 cable gateway, dual-band
Wi-Fi standard
Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)
Term
12 months
Early termination
12-month term. Early termination is prorated against the months remaining.
Install type
Self or professional install
Install lead time
2-5 business days for self-install, 5-10 for professional

High-Speed 400

Details verified August 28, 2026

  • 400 Mbps down handles four simultaneous 4K streams with headroom
  • 40 Mbps upload supports two 1080p video calls plus a security camera uploading to cloud storage
  • 1,200 GB monthly data allowance
  • Upgrade path from High-Speed 100 does not require a technician visit or a new gateway
  • Download is fiber-comparable; upload and latency are where the difference shows
Download
400 Mbps
Upload
40 Mbps
Symmetry
Asymmetrical
Latency
18-35 ms typical
Data allowance
1,200 GB monthly
Gateway
Wi-Fi 6 cable gateway, dual-band
Wi-Fi standard
Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)
Term
12 months
Early termination
12-month term. Early termination is prorated against the months remaining.
Install type
Self or professional install
Install lead time
2-5 business days for self-install, 5-10 for professional

Contract and Commitment

Term. Both tiers carry a 12-month term.

Early termination. Prorated against the months remaining, so the exposure falls each month you stay.

Equipment. The gateway stays with the service and must be returned within 21 days of disconnection or a non-return charge applies. Unlike fiber, you may run your own router: the supplied gateway goes into bridge mode and your hardware handles routing and Wi-Fi.

Data allowance. 1,200 GB monthly on both tiers — roughly 400 hours of 4K streaming. A household of two rarely approaches it. A household of five with several 4K TVs, cloud backups and large game downloads can, and it is worth counting honestly before choosing a capped tier.

Upgrading. Moving between these two tiers is a provisioning change on the same gateway, with no technician visit. Moving to fiber is a different install entirely, with a new drop and new equipment.

Related Pages

Why availability and terms are address-specific

What provisions at your address depends on the build that reaches your street and the tiers available on it, neither of which is the same two streets over. That is why this page publishes the full specification and confirms the commercial terms on the call rather than printing a figure that would be wrong for most readers.

Common Questions

How is this different from fiber?

Download speeds overlap substantially — a 400 Mbps line here streams 4K to four TVs just as well. The differences are upload, which is roughly a tenth of download rather than matching it; latency, which is roughly double; and consistency, because the coaxial segment is shared with your neighbours and can slow at peak hours.

What does the 1,200 GB data allowance mean in practice?

Roughly 400 hours of 4K streaming a month. A household of two rarely approaches it. A household of five with several 4K TVs, cloud backups and a gamer downloading large titles can reach it, and it is worth counting honestly before choosing a capped tier.

Is the self-install kit realistic?

At a pre-wired address, yes — it is connecting the gateway to an existing coaxial outlet and activating it from an app, usually under an hour. Where no active outlet exists in the room you want the gateway in, or where the existing wiring is degraded, a technician visit is the better call.

Can I upgrade to a higher tier later without a technician?

Between the tiers offered here, yes — it is a provisioning change and the same gateway handles both. Moving from this to fiber is a different install entirely and requires a new drop and new equipment.

Why is upload so much lower than download?

It is how the cable plant is designed. The return path from your house to the network is a narrower, shared channel, allocated on the assumption that households download far more than they upload. That assumption held for years and holds less well now that video calls and cloud backup are routine.

Find Out What Provisions at Your Address

Serviceability is held per address, and it changes as builds complete. A person checks the live system while you are on the line and tells you plainly if the answer is nothing we can supply.

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