
5G internet
Fast 5G internet, live in days not months
Fixed wireless business internet over the 5G network — no groundworks, no waiting for fibre to be built, just a router and a signal, live within days.
What it is
Plain-English, no jargon
5G business internet uses a fixed wireless router to pull a fast connection straight from the mobile network, rather than a cable run to your building. There's no waiting on a fibre build, no digging up pavements and no lengthy lead time — for most sites we can have a router installed and a business online within days. It's ideal as a primary connection for a new site while fibre is still being built out to the area, a fast temporary connection for pop-ups and short-term sites, or an automatic backup that kicks in if your main line ever drops.
Who it suits
Built for businesses like yours
New sites & fast openings
Any size
Get online immediately while a permanent fibre connection is being built out.
Pop-ups & short-term sites
Any size
No lengthy contract or install for a site that won't be there long.
Backup for critical sites
Any size
Automatic failover if your primary broadband or leased line ever drops.
Rural & hard-to-reach sites
Any size
A fast connection where fibre build-out hasn't reached yet, but 5G coverage has.
What's included
Everything comes as standard
Fast, simple install
A router and a signal check — live in days, not weeks.
Speeds up to 500 Mbps
Genuinely fast broadband-replacement speeds, signal permitting.
No groundworks needed
Nothing to dig up, drill through or wait on a fibre build for.
Flexible contract terms
Short-term and rolling options for temporary or backup use cases.
Coverage checked first
We confirm 5G signal strength at your address before you commit.
Easy relocation
Moving site? The router moves with you — no line to cancel and reinstall.
Speeds & pricing guidance
Find your band
| Package | Speed | Best for | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 30–100 Mbps | Small offices, temporary sites | From £ |
| Fast | 100–300 Mbps | Growing teams, backup connections | From ££ |
| Max | Up to 500 Mbps | Strong-signal areas, primary connections | From £££ |
No hard prices here on purpose — every quote depends on your address and current setup. Bands are a guide only.
5G internet vs business broadband — which should I choose?
Business broadband over fibre is generally the more stable long-term choice where it's available, with speeds less affected by nearby network congestion. 5G internet wins on speed of deployment — there's no cable to install, so it's live in days rather than the weeks a fibre order can take — which makes it the better choice for a site opening quickly, a short-term location, or as an automatic backup connection. Many customers run both: fibre broadband as the primary line, 5G as the failover.
Check what's available at your address
Enter your postcode on the quote form and we'll check FTTP, FTTC and leased line availability for you.
Our support promise
No call centres. No scripts. Just people who know your setup.
Every fault gets a real response within minutes, not a ticket number. If something needs an engineer on site, we're usually there the same or next working day — because we're based in Kent, not a national call centre.
“We needed internet for a six-week pop-up before Christmas and fibre simply wasn't going to happen in time. Green Star had a 5G router live two days after we called.”
Harriet Voss — Store Manager, retail, Tunbridge Wells
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Find out moreFAQs
About this service
How do I know if 5G coverage is good at my address?
We check signal strength for your specific postcode before you commit — if coverage isn't strong enough, we'll say so and suggest an alternative.
Is 5G internet reliable enough as a primary connection?
In areas with strong 5G coverage, yes — many businesses run it as their only connection. In weaker signal areas we'd usually recommend it as a backup rather than primary.
How quickly can it be installed?
Most installs are same-week, often within a day or two of the coverage check being confirmed.
Can I use it as an automatic backup to my main line?
Yes, it's one of the most common uses — the router can be configured to fail over automatically if your primary connection drops.
Is there a data limit?
Plans are available with generous caps or unlimited data — we'll size it to how the connection will actually be used.
Can I take the router with me if I move sites?
Yes, since there's no fixed line involved, the router and service move with you.