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Home » BT Openreach Cuts Ethernet Backhaul Prices by up to 65%

BT Openreach Cuts Ethernet Backhaul Prices by up to 65%

November 23, 2008
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BT’s Openreach division is cutting prices by up to 65% across a range of access and backhaul services. Specifically, effective immediately for new and existing connection orders, and from the 1st February 2009 for rentals, the price reductions will encompass most of Openreach’s WES, WEES and BES products. Changes include:

  • BES 1Gb product connection reduced by up to 62% and rental by up to 31%.
  • WES/WEES 100Mb Local Access reduced to the same price as 10Mb Local Access for both connection and rental, representing a reduction of up to 43% for connection and up to 14% for rental.
  • BES 100Mb reduced to the same price as BES 10Mb for connection and rental, representing a reduction of up to 65% for connection and up to 26% for rental.

“For our key Broadband suppliers this means the opportunity to buy super-fast gigabit capacity at drastically reduced prices and the chance to enhance their own network capacity with minimal incremental investment. In addition Communication Providers will soon be able to purchase ten times the capacity they buy today for more or less the same price, allowing business customers to massively improve their connectivity at a fraction of the cost, and providing a boost for UK competitiveness in an uncertain economic climate,” stated Steve Robertson, CEO of Openreachhttp://www.btplc.com

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