Business broadband, Enterprise Ethernet and managed fixed wireless — provisioned, monitored and supported by Pickle.
✓ Australian-owned and operated ✓ 1,100+ Australian clients since 2013 ✓ Month‑to‑month options available (Broadband)
Business NBN is business-grade broadband delivered over NBN fixed-line networks. Enterprise Ethernet is dedicated, symmetric connectivity with defined SLAs. Fixed Wireless uses licensed wireless links as a fast, reliable option where fibre or NBN access is limited. Pickle helps you choose the right access type for your site.
Pickle provides Business Broadband, Enterprise Ethernet, and managed Fixed Wireless. Not sure which suits your building? Start with the comparison below or book a site assessment.
Three ways to connect, sized to your risk and budget.
What changes as you move up class: assurance, contention, and consistency under load.
Cost‑effective shared access. Good for general office use.
Higher assurance, more consistent performance.
Uncontended, symmetrical bandwidth with the highest SLAs.
Reliable connectivity with clear SLAs — managed end‑to‑end by a local team.
Clear restoration paths matched to your site’s needs.
Local team that answers and resolves issues quickly.
We configure and manage routers and onsite gear.
Options from Tier‑1 carriers when you need them.
Backup and failover paths to keep you online.
Pick the right access type for your site — we’ll confirm at qualification.
Best for SMEs, retail sites and small offices.
Speeds: 50/20, 100/40, 250/100, up to 1000/400 (where available)
Business‑hours restoration; enhanced options available
Dynamic or Static IP; optional subnet
Fastest install lead times
For HQ and critical workloads needing symmetrical speeds.
Speeds: 100/100 to 10Gbps (availability‑dependent)
Priority restoration and enhanced MTTR
Static IPs, routed subnets; BGP where applicable
Fibre lead‑time; site survey may apply
For strata comms rooms, backup WAN and lift environments (with SIP voice).
Up to 250/50 Mbps device capability (actual speeds vary)
Includes DDNS remote access; geo‑locked to address
24‑month managed service
$85/month ex GST, 300GB, $299 connection ex GST
Optional Professional Install (PIK) from $600 ex GST
Your connection runs from the NBN exchange through the NBN network and NBN box, then into a Pickle-managed router that delivers WiFi and ethernet to your business.
A dedicated fibre line runs directly from the exchange to your premises — not shared with other businesses — into a Pickle-managed router. Symmetrical speeds and a higher SLA than standard broadband.
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| Feature | Business Broadband | Enterprise Ethernet | Fixed Wireless |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | SMEs, retail, small offices | HQ, critical workloads | Backup WAN, comms rooms, lifts (with SIP) |
| Typical speeds | 50/20 to 1000/400 (tech‑dependent) | 100/100 to 10Gbps | Up to device capability (variable) |
| Symmetry | Asymmetric (most tiers) | Symmetrical | Asymmetric |
| Restoration | Business‑hours (options available) | Priority restoration, defined MTTR | Business‑hours |
| Install lead time | Fastest (site‑ready) | Fibre lead‑time; survey may apply | Short (subject to coverage) |
| IP/Subnets | Static IPv4 included; optional subnets | Static IPs, subnets; BGP (where applicable) | DDNS, geo‑locked to address |
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A signal is transmitted from a wireless tower to a rooftop antenna installed at your premises, then into a Pickle-managed router — a strong alternative where fibre is unavailable or lead times are excessive.
A simple process from qualification to activation.
We confirm available access types and SLAs for your site.
We scope bandwidth, hardware and restoration targets.
We coordinate carrier works and bring the service online.
We proactively monitor and handle escalations if there’s a fault.
Short answers to the most common questions about business internet with Pickle.
What is the difference between business broadband and enterprise ethernet?
Business Broadband uses the NBN or similar fixed-line infrastructure — speeds are asymmetric and shared, with best-effort delivery. Enterprise Ethernet is a dedicated, symmetric service with guaranteed SLAs and fixed bandwidth from Tier 1 infrastructure. Best for businesses that need predictable, uncontended connectivity.
Does Pickle offer business NBN plans?
Yes. Pickle's Business Broadband service is delivered over NBN fixed-line infrastructure across Australia. Plans are available for small to medium businesses, with options for static IPs and managed CPE. Contact us for availability at your site.
What SLAs do business internet plans include?
SLA coverage depends on the access type. Enterprise Ethernet includes guaranteed uptime and response SLAs with documented escalation paths. Business Broadband plans include best-effort targets. Fixed Wireless SLAs are confirmed at quote stage. All plans are managed by our local Australian team.
How long does business internet installation take?
Business Broadband installs typically complete within 10–15 business days. Enterprise Ethernet lead times vary by site — expect 30–90 business days depending on infrastructure availability. Fixed Wireless is generally faster — often 5–15 business days. We confirm lead times during the proposal stage.
Is Fixed Wireless suitable as a primary business connection?
For many sites, yes. It’s a strong primary option where fibre or NBN access is limited or unreliable, and it also works well as a resilient backup path. We’ll assess your location and confirm suitability and SLA details during quoting.
Deploying internet for an apartment building, strata complex or lift? Pickle designs building-wide connectivity and can assess coverage, access and routing for your site.
For compliance confirmation specific to your building, start with a free assessment.