Catapult your calls with an NBN plan designed for voIP
Priority Voice Plans
Give your business the reliability it needs to stay connected. With business-grade voice and data services, you can move your business to the cloud with confidence.
Choose A Plan Built For You
1. It starts with the bandwidth
The priority voice NBN plans are the best choice for businesses who need to upload large files, run apps on the cloud and maintain simultaneous VoIP calls or important video conferences. With these plans, you’ll get the fastest speeds and the most reliable connection possible so you can stay connected and productive.
- 100/40Mbps
- 250/25Mbps
- 250/100Mbps
Have up to 20 internet users simultaneously
Have up to 10 concurrent VoIP calls
Run cloud applications seamlessly
2. Add a custom connection that fits
Having a business connection to the NBN doesn’t have to be one size fits all. You have the ability to customise the way your business connects to the network, ensuring that it is best suited for your specific needs. This means that you can make the most of your high-speed connection and ensure that your business is running as efficiently as possible.
- 4G Backup to keep you connected in case of an issue
- Optional enhanced service levels for peace of mind
Secondary Dedicated Voice Line
A dedicated VoIP line is the best way to make sure you never miss a call, and that your calls are always of the highest quality. VoIP lines are more reliable than traditional landlines and offer many features that can be beneficial for businesses.
If you’re looking to add a little extra to your nbn plan, you might want to consider adding a 4g backup. This can help keep your connection up and running, even if there are internet outages in your area.
Optional: Add 4G backup
If you’re looking to add a little extra to your nbn plan, you might want to consider adding a 4g backup. This can help keep your connection up and running, even if there are internet outages in your area.
Optional: Choose an eSLA package
As a small business, it’s important to have an nbn service that comes with an enhanced level of support. eSLA stands for Enhanced Service Level Agreement and refers to nbn’s commitment to providing a higher level of support by having faster rectification on faults within a specified timeframe and is available 24/7.
The different eSLA packages available are as follows:
12 hour eSLA
NBN will aim to have the fault rectified within 12 hours after being notified
8 hour eSLA
NBN will aim to have the fault rectified within 8 hours after being notified
4 hour eSLA
NBN will aim to have the fault rectified within 4 hours after being notified
Priority Voice Plans
There’s no doubt that the NBN is essential for businesses these days. But with so many plans on offer, it can be hard to know where to start.
At EmuTel, we’re here to help you find the perfect NBN plan for your business. We’ll work with you to understand your needs and find a plan that’s right for you.
Unlimited - 100/40
Starting from
$125.00 Ex. GST / Month
- 0 Month minimum term
- Unlimited data
- $0 start-up fee
- Read Critical Information
Recommended
Unlimited - 250/25
Starting from
$150.00 Ex. GST / Month
- 0 Month minimum term
- Unlimited data
- $0 start-up fee
- Read Critical Information
Unlimited - 250/100
Starting from
$200.00 Ex. GST / Month
- 0 Month minimum term
- Unlimited data
- $0 start-up fee
- Read Critical Information
Recommended equipment
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A router is one of the most important parts of a computer network because it helps send data between devices and other networks.
The hAP ac is our most universal wireless device. It’s dual-band and takes advantage of its Gigabit ports to get the full advantage of the latest speed technologies.
24 Port PoE Switch
A switch is important because it connects devices together on a network, and sends data between them. Unlike a router, which sends data to multiple devices, a switch sends data only to the device it is meant for. This makes it more secure, as there is less chance of someone intercepting the data.
Ubiquiti Access Point
An access point is a device that creates a wireless local area network, or WLAN. This means that you can connect to the internet in different parts of your house or office where the signal would normally be weak or not available at all. An access point can also help increase the bandwidth of your WiFi network so that more devices can be connected at the same time.
