Full fibre broadband deals
Full fibre (FTTP) runs fibre-optic cable all the way to your home, so speeds don’t drop with distance from the cabinet. 78% of UK homes and businesses can now get it, but only 42% have taken it up (Ofcom, July 2025). Enter your postcode to see the full-fibre deals that reach your address, from Openreach providers and independent networks such as YouFibre, Hyperoptic and Community Fibre.
Facts checked: 24 October 2026 · Page updated: · Deals update daily
At a glance
of UK premises can get full fibre.
Ofcom Connected Nations 2025have taken it up so far.
Ofcom Connected Nations 2025can get gigabit-capable broadband, including cable.
Ofcom Connected Nations 2025Average maximum download speed available in the UK.
Ofcom Connected Nations 2025Live full fibre deals
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How the providers compare
| Provider | Rise during contract | Contract | Social tariff | Complaints |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zen | None | 18 months | No | — |
| YouFibre | None on fixed terms | 24 months or monthly | From £16.99 | — |
| Trooli | None for 24 months | 24 months | No | — |
| Fibrus | None | 12–24 months | From £14.99 | — |
| Quickline | None | 24 months | From £16.50 | — |
| Truespeed | None | 12–24 months | Not confirmed | — |
| Lightspeed | None | 24 months | No | — |
| Rebel Internet | None during or after | 1, 12 or 24 months | No | — |
| KCOM | about £1–£3 every March, in £ | 24 months or 30-day Flex | From £14.99 | — |
| V4 Consumer | up to +£2.95 | 24 months | No | — |
| Community Fibre | +£3 | 12–24 months | £12.50, open to all | — |
| Sky | +£3 not in contract: 30 days to leave free | 24 months | £20, existing customers | 5 |
| NOW Broadband | +£3 not in contract: 31 days to leave free | 24 months | £20, existing members | — |
| Vodafone | +£3.50 | 12 or 24 months | £20 | 8 |
| Three 5G home | +£3.50 | 1, 12 or 24 months | No | — |
| BT | +£4 every 31 March | 24 months | From £16.50 | 7 |
| EE | +£4 every 31 March | 24 months | Via BT Home Essentials | 6 |
| Plusnet | +£4 every 31 March | 24 months | Via BT Home Essentials | 4 |
| TalkTalk | +£4 | 24 months | None | 10 |
| Virgin Media | +£4 also on promo prices | 24 months or 30 days | From £12.50 | 6 |
| Hyperoptic | +£4 | 12, 24 months or monthly | From £12 | — |
Full fibre or “fibre”?
Plain “fibre” or “superfast” usually means FTTC: fibre to the street cabinet, then copper to your home, with speeds that fall the further you live from the cabinet. Full fibre (FTTP) has no copper at all. Many independent networks also offer symmetrical speeds, so uploads are as fast as downloads.
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Full fibre questions
What is full fibre broadband?
Fibre-optic cable all the way into your home (FTTP), with no copper. It’s faster and more reliable than fibre to the cabinet.
Can I get full fibre?
78% of UK homes and businesses can (Ofcom, July 2025). Enter your postcode to see the full-fibre deals at your address.
Is full fibre more expensive?
Not always. Independent networks such as YouFibre, Community Fibre and Trooli often undercut the big brands, and several of them don’t raise prices mid-contract.
Will my landline still work?
Home phone calls on full fibre use Digital Voice through your router. The old copper phone network switches off by 31 January 2027.