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Norfolk wireless broadband sent out from parish church towers, masts, silos and even a wind turbine, so homes and businesses need no landline.
About WiSpire
Parish church towers help carry WiSpire's network. The Norwich company uses churches across Norfolk, along with masts, silos and even a wind turbine, to send broadband by radio to homes and businesses, so there is no need for a landline.
A fibre optic connection leaves its base at Hurricane Way, near Norwich airport, and is passed on by line-of-sight transmitters, which need a clear view between the transmitter and your property. The company says it can also provide a service over fibre optic, and it offers fixed IP addresses, tailored bandwidth and IT support for schools and businesses.
Wispire Ltd was incorporated in June 2011. Its website promises no price increases during your contract, and it says it aims to reach the parts of the county other providers will not, which makes it worth a look for rural Norfolk addresses.
Checked 2 November 2026 against Companies House, wispire.co.uk and TrustpilotWhat WiSpire customers say
Trustpilot's score on the day we read it, next to the averages across this directory.
Read from Trustpilot on 2 November 2026. Averages are across providers in this directory with a Trustpilot profile. See WiSpire on Trustpilot
WiSpire at a glance
- Type
- Wireless ISP, for homes and businesses
- Status
- Active
- Technology
- Fixed wireless
- Network
- Its own wireless network, using church towers and masts
- Where it sells
- Norfolk
- Headquarters
- Norwich
- Ownership
- InTouch Systems (acquired 2018 from Diocese of Norwich + Archant joint venture)
- Company
- WISPIRE LIMITED, 07660833, active, incorporated 7 June 2011
- Complaints scheme
- CISAS / Communications Ombudsman
- One Touch Switch
- Yes (Ofcom-mandated compliance)
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WiSpire questions
Who owns WiSpire?
Our record shows WiSpire's ownership as InTouch Systems (acquired 2018 from Diocese of Norwich + Archant joint venture).
What network does WiSpire use?
WiSpire sells broadband over its own wireless network, using church towers and masts. Which one reaches your home depends on your address, and our postcode check shows what you can get.
Where is WiSpire available?
WiSpire sells broadband in Norfolk. Coverage changes street by street, so check your postcode for the deals available at your address.
What is WiSpire's Trustpilot score?
WiSpire scored 3.8 out of 5 on Trustpilot from 24 reviews when we read it on 2 November 2026. Scores change daily, so the live figure may differ slightly.
Can I switch to WiSpire without calling my current provider?
Yes. WiSpire takes part in One Touch Switch, so it arranges the move and your old service stops when the new one starts.
How do I complain about WiSpire?
Complain to WiSpire first. If it is not sorted within eight weeks, or you get a deadlock letter, you can take it free to the independent complaints scheme WiSpire belongs to, CISAS or the Communications Ombudsman. Your bill or contract says which.
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