Marina at the water's edge with moored yachts and pontoons

Fibre never reached the water's edge.

Marinas and yacht clubs sit where fibre was never run and leased-line providers won't quote — at the end of a long approach road, signal scattered across a clubhouse, fuel dock and pontoons. We bond the mobile signal already covering your site into one fibre-class connection, so card payments, berth Wi-Fi and CCTV simply work. Most sites are live in around 10 working days.

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No one will quote your site?

Waterside sites at the end of a long approach road get declined by fibre and leased-line providers. We specialise in exactly the locations no one else will touch.

Payments freezing mid-transaction?

A single patchy mobile network drops card terminals and VoIP at the worst possible moment. Bonding multiple connections keeps them up.

Berth-holders expect Wi-Fi?

Members increasingly treat Wi-Fi across the pontoons as part of the mooring fee — not just a clubhouse perk.

We connect the sites no one else will touch.

This is exactly what we solved for the Royal Harwich Yacht Club. A survey found clear sightlines to multiple mobile towers others had missed, and we bonded 4G/5G over Integra SD-WAN into a single connection delivering over 300Mbps — strong enough for card payments and VoIP that never drop. Antennas went on the roof, invisible from the clubhouse.

Pontoons stretching across a marina toward distant moorings

Reach the far pontoons, not just the clubhouse.

Marinas sprawl across pontoons, fuel docks and boatyards that can stretch hundreds of metres. We extend coverage with Wireless Distribution and outdoor access points built for the marine environment, so Wi-Fi and payments work everywhere, not only at reception.

Payments and calls that don't drop.

Bonding multiple connections is what makes them reliable: if one bearer dips, the others carry the load. With a business SLA and static IPs, the systems your revenue depends on stay online.