Great value full fibre broadband packages
18x faster than UK average speeds***
Choose from 12 or 18 month contracts to lock in your offer
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upload & download speeds
+ unlimited data
for 15 months*
*Average speeds, achievable by more than 50% of users, are 900Mb on a 1Gb connection, 500Mb on a 500Mb connection, 100Mb on a 100Mb connection.
900Mb speed is not achievable by a single device over wi-fi, for this speed a wired connection is required. Ofcom, Building a Full Fibre Future report, 2018.
upload & download speeds
+ unlimited data
for 15 months*
*Average speeds, achievable by more than 50% of users, are 900Mb on a 1Gb connection, 500Mb on a 500Mb connection, 100Mb on a 100Mb connection.
900Mb speed is not achievable by a single device over wi-fi, for this speed a wired connection is required. Ofcom, Building a Full Fibre Future report, 2018.
upload & download speeds
+ unlimited data
for 15 months*
*Average speeds, achievable by more than 50% of users, are 900Mb on a 1Gb connection, 500Mb on a 500Mb connection, 100Mb on a 100Mb connection.
900Mb speed is not achievable by a single device over wi-fi, for this speed a wired connection is required. Ofcom, Building a Full Fibre Future report, 2018.
Fibre to the premises (FTTP) uses fibre optic cables connected directly from the exchange into your home for rock solid connections.
Delivers speeds of up to 1,000Mb – which could be up to 18x faster than UK average speed**** and 5x more more reliable than "standard" fibre.***
Your current provider probably delivers their ‘fibre’ broadband using fibre to the cabinet (FTTC), shown in the diagram below, with the copper cables greatly reducing your speed and reliability.
Not built for modern needs or modern homes – speeds are slower, with no symmetry between downloads and uploads.
The speed you actually get depends on where you live.