Business energy, card machines and broadband in Belfast
From the Cathedral Quarter to Titanic Quarter, a local team that knows how different Belfast businesses are.
Belfast, street by street
Belfast isn't one market. A bar in the Cathedral Quarter, a shop on Royal Avenue and an office in Titanic Quarter all run on different bills and different worries.
In the Cathedral Quarter it's late nights and a lot of taps on the card machine, so the fees add up fast. Titanic Quarter is offices, hotels and studios, where the broadband and phones simply can't go down. Out at the retail parks around Boucher Road, the big units have lights and heating on from opening to close.
So we don't come in with one answer for the whole city. We look at what your business actually spends money on, and start there. For most hospitality places that's the card machine statement. For offices it's usually the line and the phones. For anyone with a big floor space, it's the electricity contract and when it ends.
If you're in town, we'll call in. It's no bother.
What we can check for you in Belfast
Gas and electricity in Belfast
Belfast is in the Greater Belfast and Larne gas area, where Phoenix runs the network. If your premises is on mains gas, you can choose your supplier here, so a gas contract that's ending is well worth a look. Every business in Northern Ireland can choose its electricity supplier, wherever you are. See which gas network covers each NI town.
Why Belfast businesses talk to us
Belfast trade runs at a different pace from anywhere else in NI. City centre venues can take more card payments on a Friday night than some rural shops see in a week, so a terminal that drops out or a settlement that lands late hits hard. We look at your transaction mix (contactless, chip and PIN, online) and match you with a setup that keeps the queue moving.
Offices in the Cathedral Quarter, Titanic Quarter and out towards the Boucher Road business parks tend to care most about broadband and energy contracts. Multi-site operators across the city often have contracts ending on different dates, which is exactly where a single contract calendar from us helps.
Most asked about in Belfast: card machines in Northern Ireland.
Getting started in Belfast
Dig out a recent energy bill, card machine statement or broadband bill, and any contract end dates you know. Tied in already? No problem. We'll note the end date and line up a switch for when it finishes. Rather talk first? Ring 028 9131 5359 or send a photo of your bill on WhatsApp.
Belfast questions
Can you visit my premises in Belfast?
Yes. We offer site visits across Belfast, or a phone or video chat if that suits you better.
I run more than one site in Belfast. Can you review them together?
Yes. Send us the bills for each site and we will review them together, including contract end dates.
Real people, close by
You won't be passed round a call centre. It's Tony and Alan, and we get out to Belfast regularly. A visit or a phone call, your choice.
Nearby towns
We're out and about all over the North, so if you've a second premises or a mate in business down the road, we cover them too:
- Business utilities in Castlereagh
- Business utilities in Newtownabbey
- Business utilities in Lisburn
- Business utilities in Bangor
Or see every area we cover in NI.
Ask about a free card terminal this winter
Christmas and the winter rush are when you can least afford a dodgy card machine. We can offer a free card terminal over the winter months, so your business avoids disruption at its busiest time. Subject to eligibility, ask for details.
Stop overpaying for business utilities
Send us your bills and a local NI team will show you where you could save. Free, no obligation, no hard sell.