Without reliable internet your business grinds to a halt. REDD delivers primary, secondary and tertiary connectivity through Australia's best carriers, engineered so you are always connected and always online.
Fibre · NBN · Wireless · Satellite
Premium fibre through partnerships with Australia's leading carriers: fast, reliable and priced for business rather than for show.
Quote business fibre →Business-grade NBN with the right plan and support behind it, as a primary service or a diverse second path.
Quote business NBN →Wireless as a primary link for remote sites, or as the failover that keeps you trading when fixed lines drop.
Quote 4G and 5G →Low-earth-orbit satellite for the sites fibre and NBN cannot reach, deployed and managed by REDD.
Quote Starlink →Choosing a service
Most businesses need two of these, not one. The second is what keeps you trading.
| Business fibre | Business NBN | 4G / 5G | Starlink | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Typical use | Primary for cloud-heavy sites | Primary for smaller sites | Failover or remote primary | Where nothing else reaches |
| Speed profile | Symmetric, uncontended | Fast down, slower up, shared | Variable by coverage | Good down, modest up |
| Install time | Weeks to months | Days to weeks | Same week | Days |
| Best feature | SLA-backed uptime | Cost per megabit | Deploys almost anywhere | Works past the network edge |
| Watch out for | Build cost at some addresses | Contention at peak | Coverage and data cost | Obstructions and weather |
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Engineered resilience
Two links from the same carrier is not redundancy. REDD designs genuine path diversity per site, then tests the failover so the first real outage is not the first test.
How resilience is designed
Two services from the same carrier down the same street fail together. Genuine resilience is engineered per site.
Step 1
What is available at the address, which carriers, which physical paths, and where the single points of failure actually are.
Step 2
Primary and backup selected across different carriers and, where possible, different physical routes into the building.
Step 3
Configured so cutover happens in seconds, without anyone needing to make a phone call.
Step 4
Failover tested regularly with results in your monthly report, so the first real outage is not the first test.
Common questions
It depends on how much of your work now sits in the cloud. If your phones, files and line-of-business systems are all hosted, the connection is the business and dedicated fibre earns its cost. If you are a small site with modest usage, business NBN is genuinely fine and we will say so.
Contention, support and accountability. Business plans have better contention ratios, priority fault handling and, with REDD, an engineering team that chases the carrier on your behalf rather than leaving you on hold. The technology is the same, what happens when it breaks is not.
A secondary connection sits ready, and when the primary path fails, traffic cuts across automatically, usually within seconds. The critical part is that it is tested on a schedule. Most businesses discover their backup does not work on the day they need it, which is precisely the day you cannot afford to find out.
Yes, and REDD deploys it as managed infrastructure rather than a consumer box. That means site survey and obstruction analysis, business plans, integration through your firewall with the same security policy as every other link, and monitoring alongside the rest of your network.
Yes. Faults are raised, escalated and chased by REDD, and you are kept trading on a backup path while it is resolved. Dealing with carrier support is one of the least valuable ways for your team to spend a morning.
Get in touch
Send the basics and a REDD engineer will come back to you within one business day. Prefer to talk? Call 1300 697 333.