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104 live home internet offers tracked across 25 UK providers, with monthly prices from £1.80 /month. Data current as of 21 October 2026 and updated daily from the Giraffy database.
104 live offers compared from 25 providers, from £1.80 /month. Updated daily.
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London's best full fibre broadband provider. Symmetric upload and download speeds. Which? Greatest Value Broadband.
£17 /month
£19 /month
100% Full Fibre. Save up to £243 compared to BT part fibre. Symmetric upload and download speeds.
£19 /month
Vodafone 5G Broadband 50 — 50 Mbps 5G home broadband, unlimited data on a 24-month contract.
£20 /month
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£20 /month
£20 /month
£20 /month
Vodafone 5G Broadband 150 — 150 Mbps 5G home broadband, unlimited data on a 24-month contract.
£22 /month
100% Full Fibre. Symmetric upload and download speeds.
£22 /month
£23 /month
Full fibre broadband with symmetrical download/upload, free router and standard installation.
£24 /month
£24 /month
100% Full Fibre. Fastest speed at lowest ever price. Symmetric upload and download speeds of 900 Mbps average.
£24.99 /month
Symmetric upload and download speeds. 4.6/5 on Trustpilot.
£25 /month
Ultrafast 900 Mbps full-fibre broadband with symmetric upload and download speeds. 'Excellent' customer service on Trustpilot.
£25 /month
Symmetric upload and download speeds.
£25 /month
£25 /month
£25 /month
£25 /month
100% Full Fibre. Symmetric upload and download speeds of 469 Mbps average.
£25 /month
£25 /month
£25 /month
Vodafone Full Fibre 150 — 150 Mbps full fibre broadband, unlimited data on a 24-month contract.
£26 /month
£26 /month
£26 /month
Vodafone Full Fibre 73 — 73 Mbps full fibre broadband, unlimited data on a 24-month contract.
£27 /month
Available to 51% of UK homes. NOW Broadband Powered by Sky.
£27 /month
£27.50 /month
Vodafone Full Fibre 500 — 500 Mbps full fibre broadband, unlimited data on a 24-month contract.
£27.99 /month
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£27.99 /month
£27.99 /month
£28 /month
£28 /month
Advertised as 300 Mbps but average speeds of 350 Mbps. Symmetric upload and download speeds.
£28 /month
£29 /month
Available to 51% of UK homes. NOW Broadband Powered by Sky.
£29.99 /month
Most popular plan (Loved by you). Symmetric upload and download speeds.
£30 /month
£30 /month
Vodafone Full Fibre 910 — 910 Mbps full fibre broadband, unlimited data on a 24-month contract.
£30.99 /month
£30.99 /month
£30.99 /month
Standard fibre service via Openreach network
£32 /month
Symmetric upload and download speeds. Expected WiFi speed: 500-750 Mbps.
£32 /month
Based on Openreach 80Mbps download product
£32 /month
Broadband-only - no phone line required
£32 /month
Includes a landline
£32.33 /month
Average monthly cost based on contract terms; subject to availability
£32.99 /month
Part of the BT/EE group network
£32.99 /month
£33 /month
Full fibre broadband with symmetrical download/upload, free router and standard installation.
£34 /month
Available to 51% of UK homes. NOW Broadband Powered by Sky.
£34.99 /month
Ultra-high speed symmetric upload and download speeds up to 1800 Mbps.
£34.99 /month
£35 /month
£35 /month
£35 /month
£35 /month
£35.99 /month
Excellent for streaming TV and movies in 4K, online gaming and working from home.
£36 /month
£38 /month
Broadband-only - no phone line required
£38.99 /month
WiFi for the whole home. 3x your speed for an extra £3 compared to Full Fibre 100.
£40.99 /month
For busy homes with multiple devices. Unlocks £5 off EE TV Entertainment.
£41 /month
London's fastest broadband. Symmetric upload and download speeds up to 5 Gbps (up to 1050 Mbps over WiFi). Expected WiFi speed: 800-1050 Mbps.
£42.99 /month
Connect hundreds of devices. Excellent for working from home, gaming and streaming in 4K without buffering or lag.
£43 /month
Full fibre broadband with symmetrical download/upload, free router and standard installation.
£44 /month
Broadband-only - no phone line required. Speeds up to 944Mbps.
£44 /month
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£45 /month
£46.50 /month
Includes line rental and Sky Talk Pay as You Talk
£49 /month
Includes line rental
£49 /month
Includes line rental
£52 /month
Includes line rental
£68 /month
Broadband only - no phone line required
£74 /month
Broadband only - no phone line required
£78 /month
Full Fibre Broadband and WiFi 7 Hub. Includes line rental.
£80 /month
Broadband only - no phone line required
£86 /month
Broadband only - no phone line required
£92 /month
Broadband only - no phone line required
£99.99 /month
Extreme ultra-high speed symmetric upload and download speeds up to 7000 Mbps. Future-proof for serious gaming and multiple devices.
£200 /month
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The UK broadband market has transformed rapidly with the rollout of full fibre (FTTP) broadband. Openreach, the national infrastructure provider, now covers over 14 million premises with full fibre, and independent "altnet" providers like Community Fibre, YouFibre, Gigaclear, and toob are extending coverage further — particularly in London, rural areas, and new-build developments. Monthly prices for fibre broadband typically range from £12.50 to £40, with most plans offering unlimited data as standard.
UK broadband is primarily available in two connection types: Full Fibre (FTTP) and Part Fibre (FTTC). Full Fibre runs a dedicated fibre optic cable directly to your home, while Part Fibre uses fibre to the street cabinet with copper for the final stretch. Full Fibre delivers significantly faster and more reliable speeds, and is the technology behind the plans listed here.
Full Fibre (FTTP — Fibre to the Premises) — The fastest and most reliable connection available in the UK. A fibre optic cable runs directly to your home, delivering speeds from 35 Mbps up to 8 Gbps depending on the provider. Full Fibre is now available to over 60% of UK homes and is rapidly expanding. Upload speeds on Full Fibre are typically much higher than on Part Fibre, with many providers offering symmetric speeds (identical upload and download).
Part Fibre (FTTC — Fibre to the Cabinet) — Fibre runs to the green street cabinet, then uses existing copper telephone lines for the final stretch to your home. This limits speeds to around 36–80 Mbps download and 10–20 Mbps upload. Still widely available but being superseded by Full Fibre as coverage expands.
Mid-contract price rises — A critical factor when comparing UK broadband deals. Most major providers (EE/BT, Vodafone, Sky/NOW) increase prices annually during your contract, typically by CPI inflation plus 3.9%. This means a plan advertised at £25/month could cost £28+ by year two of a 24-month contract. Some providers — including Community Fibre, YouFibre, toob, and Gigaclear — offer fixed-price or no mid-contract price rise guarantees, which can represent significantly better value over the full contract term.
Contract length — Most UK broadband contracts are 18 or 24 months. Shorter contracts tend to be slightly more expensive but offer flexibility. Some altnet providers offer 12-month contracts with fixed pricing.
Setup fees — Most providers now offer free setup and installation for standard fibre broadband. Non-standard installations (e.g., long cable runs or complex builds) may incur additional charges.
Router — A Wi-Fi router is typically included at no extra cost. Premium providers include Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 7 routers for better wireless performance across the home. Some offer mesh Wi-Fi boosters as add-ons for larger homes.
EE (part of BT Group) is the UK's largest broadband provider, offering Full Fibre plans from 100 Mbps to 900 Mbps. EE plans include the Smart Hub 7 Plus router, speed guarantees, and traffic prioritisation modes (Work, Game, Stream). EU roaming is included for EE mobile customers. However, prices increase annually by CPI + 3.9%.
Vodafone offers broadband with speeds up to 2.2 Gbps on its Pro 3 plan, one of the fastest residential connections in the UK. Standard plans include the Power Hub (Wi-Fi 6) router, while Pro plans add the Ultra Hub 7 (Wi-Fi 7), a Super WiFi Booster, and 4G backup connectivity. Vodafone Together bundles allow savings when combining broadband with mobile plans. Prices rise annually by CPI + 3.9%.
NOW Broadband (powered by Sky) is an affordable option with Full Fibre plans from £24/month. NOW uses the Openreach network and is available to around 51% of UK homes. Plans are 24-month contracts with annual price increases of around £3/month.
Community Fibre is London's largest independent fibre provider, endorsed by Which? for greatest value. Plans range from 35 Mbps (£12.50/month) to 5 Gbps (£39/month) with symmetric upload and download speeds, prices fixed until 2027, a 30-day satisfaction guarantee, and 99.9% network uptime. An excellent choice for London residents.
YouFibre is a UK altnet offering symmetric speeds from 200 Mbps to 8 Gbps. All plans include a Wi-Fi 7 hub, free installation, and a fixed-price guarantee with no mid-contract price rises. Their Loyalty Promise and price match ensure competitive long-term value.
Gigaclear specialises in rural full fibre broadband, connecting communities underserved by Openreach. Plans from 300 Mbps to 900 Mbps with 18-month contracts, symmetric speeds, price match guarantee, and One Touch Switch support. Free installation and up to 12 months free for customers switching from other providers.
toob offers 900 Mbps symmetric full fibre at £25/month with an 18-month contract and no in-contract price rises. Available in select areas with an Excellent Trustpilot rating and 99.88% network reliability.
How do I switch broadband provider?
The UK uses the One Touch Switch process for most fibre broadband switches. You simply sign up with your new provider and they handle the switchover, typically within 10–14 working days. You don't need to contact your old provider first. Early termination fees may apply if you're still within your minimum contract period.
What speed do I need?
For a household of 1–2 people with standard streaming and browsing: 35–100 Mbps is sufficient. For families of 3–5 with multiple devices, 4K streaming, and home working: 100–300 Mbps is ideal. For heavy users, gamers, or large households with 10+ devices: 500 Mbps to 1 Gbps provides headroom. Speeds above 1 Gbps are future-proofing for power users.
What's the difference between advertised speed and real speed?
UK providers must advertise average speeds (not "up to" speeds). The advertised download speed is the average experienced by at least 50% of customers at peak time (8–10pm). Many providers also offer minimum speed guarantees — if your speed drops below a certain threshold, you can exit the contract penalty-free.
Do I need a phone line?
Full Fibre (FTTP) broadband does not require a traditional phone line. The connection uses a dedicated fibre optic cable. If you want a landline, some providers offer VoIP (Voice over IP) calling as an optional add-on, but it's no longer a requirement for broadband.
The cheapest Home Internet in United Kingdom is £1.80 /month from Vodafone.
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