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900Mbps Full Fibre £34/mo

YouFibre Full Fibre Broadband - YOU 8000 £50/mo

50Mbps Full Fibre £27/mo

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900Mbps Full Fibre £34.67/month

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YouFibre Full Fibre Broadband - YOU 8000 £50/month

50Mbps Full Fibre £27.67/month

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Last updated: April 2026

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Why broadband availability varies by area

Not every broadband deal is available everywhere. Your options depend on which providers have rolled out their network infrastructure in your area — and in the UK, this varies significantly between regions, cities, and even individual streets.

Openreach's network (used by BT, Sky, TalkTalk, Vodafone, and many others) covers the majority of the country with superfast broadband. Full fibre (FTTP) is being rolled out rapidly but isn't universal yet. Meanwhile, local providers and alternative networks (altnets) like Hyperoptic, Gigaclear, and CityFibre partners serve specific areas — and are often the best option where available.

Urban areas

- Most major providers available
- Full fibre (FTTP) often available
- Virgin Media cable in many areas
- Alt-net competition keeps prices lower

Suburban & smaller towns

- Openreach superfast typically available
- Full fibre rollout ongoing in many areas
- Fewer alt-net options
- Check for local FTTP providers

Rural areas

- FTTP rollout via BDUK/Project Gigabit
- Satellite broadband (Starlink) a growing option
- 4G/5G home broadband often competitive
- Check ADSL speeds before committing

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Best Overall Value

900Mbps Full Fibre

The highest-scoring deal nationally when price, speed, and contract length are weighted together. A strong baseline to compare against whatever's available at your specific address.

Package Details

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900 Mbps

Monthly Cost

£34.67/mo

Contract

1 mo

Setup Fee

£39.98

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Fastest Available Deal

YouFibre Full Fibre Broadband - YOU 8000

The fastest nationally available deal — typically a full fibre FTTP connection. Subject to availability at your address, this is what you'd be getting if your area has the infrastructure to support it.

Package Details

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7000 Mbps

Upload

7000 Mbps

Monthly Cost

£50.00/mo

Data

Unlimited

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No-Contract Deal

50Mbps Full Fibre

A rolling monthly deal — perfect if you're not sure how long you'll be at the address, or you want the flexibility to switch to a better local provider if one rolls out in your area. No exit fees, cancel when you need to.

Package Details

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50 Mbps

Monthly Cost

£27.67/mo

Contract

Monthly

Setup Cost

£39.98

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Ultimate Package

Full Fibre 1.6Gb + Entertainment TV + Netflix

Our top-tier pick for no-compromise speed — a TV bundle where one's available, otherwise the fastest deal in the pool. Subject to availability at your address, this is the benchmark to beat locally.

Package Details

Download

1600 Mbps

Upload

115 Mbps

Monthly Cost

£52.16/mo

Contract

24 mo

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Broadband technologies available in the UK

Which technologies are available at your address determines your realistic speed ceiling. Enter your postcode to see what's actually available — not all of these reach every property.

Broadband in my area: common questions

Full-fibre (FTTP) rollout is a large-scale infrastructure project that's still in progress. Around half of UK homes can now get FTTP, up from under 10% in 2019 — but coverage isn't uniform. Urban areas and major towns are typically served first due to deployment economics. The Government's Project Gigabit scheme is specifically targeting rural and harder-to-reach areas, with the aim of bringing gigabit-capable broadband to 85% of the UK. If it's not available at your address today, it's worth checking again in 6–12 months.

Use our postcode checker on the deals page — it filters results to only the providers and packages that are genuinely available at your specific address, and shows estimated line speeds where possible. National comparison listings (like this page) show what's available somewhere in the UK, not what's guaranteed at your door. Availability can differ between properties on the same street, particularly for cable and FTTP services.

Openreach is BT's network infrastructure arm, and it's used by the majority of UK broadband providers — BT, Sky, TalkTalk, Vodafone, Plusnet, EE, and many others all resell access to the same underlying Openreach cables and cabinets. Virgin Media operates its own entirely separate cable and FTTP network, which currently passes roughly 55% of UK properties. Where both are available, you have a genuine choice between competing infrastructures — which tends to keep prices more competitive.

Yes. Virgin Media's cable network is completely separate from Openreach. Full-fibre providers who have built their own networks (called altnets) — including Hyperoptic, Gigaclear, Community Fibre, and CityFibre partners — also bypass Openreach entirely. 4G and 5G home broadband routers use the mobile network rather than any fixed-line infrastructure. These options vary significantly by area, but where available they can offer strong competition on price and speed.

Increasingly yes — in areas with strong 5G coverage, home broadband routers from EE, Three, Vodafone, and Sky can deliver speeds of 150–250 Mbps with no engineer visit required, often on flexible monthly contracts. The main caveats are that 5G coverage is uneven (strong in cities, limited in rural areas), and speeds can vary with network congestion. It's a particularly good option if you move frequently or need to get online quickly without waiting for an installation appointment.

Ofcom classifies speeds under 30 Mbps as standard, 30–300 Mbps as superfast, and 300 Mbps+ as ultrafast. For a single person or couple doing everyday browsing and streaming, 30–60 Mbps is comfortable. A household of three or four people with multiple devices, HD or 4K streaming, and gaming should look at 100 Mbps or above. Remote workers benefit greatly from higher upload speeds — part-fibre typically offers 10–20 Mbps upload, while FTTP can deliver symmetrical speeds of 100 Mbps+ both ways.