The client
Surfnet is a Norwegian broadband provider selling fibre internet over Telenor’s fibre network. It is owned and run by people from southern Norway with long experience in telecoms, and its message is that households should pay only for the speed they need.
What they needed
A site that helps households pick the right speed and check whether Surfnet can reach their address before they order.
What we built
- Speed packages with prices. Fibre packages from 75 to 1000 Mbps, set out from low to high usage. Each says which households it suits and has its own availability button.
- Address availability checker. As a visitor types, it suggests matching Norwegian addresses, down to flat numbers, from Geonorge’s public address register, then passes the chosen address to Surfnet’s ordering system. It appears on every page, including the header and pop-ups.
- A speed guide. A guide to choosing an internet speed: what drives a household’s needs, how WiFi affects speed and the most common misconceptions.
- Customer reviews slider. Reviews from Bytt.no with Surfnet’s overall rating, each linking to the original review.
How we built it
We built the site white label for a Norwegian SEO agency, on WordPress with Elementor Pro, so prices and text can be edited visually. The checker and the reviews slider are reusable components that can sit anywhere on a page. The checker waits until three characters are typed and drops out-of-date searches, so the suggestions keep up with the visitor.
