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Hyperoptic broadband deals

Hyperoptic broadband runs on its own full fibre network. On contracts from 6 January 2026, Hyperoptic adds £4 a month every April. Fair Fibre social tariffs have no rises. It has a social tariff for people on benefits. Enter your postcode to see live Hyperoptic deals at your address, sorted by total cost.

Facts checked: 24 October 2026 · Page updated: · Deals update daily

At a glance

+£4/mo

Mid-contract rise, written into the contract.

Source: Hyperoptic · Oct 2026
12 or 24 mo

Contract: 12 or 24 months, or monthly (30 days’ notice, a few pounds more).

Source: Hyperoptic · Oct 2026
Yes

Social tariff for people on benefits.

Ofcom list · 2 Oct 2026
£12

Fair Fibre social tariff, 50 Mb, the cheapest in the UK.

Checked 24 Oct 2026

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How to read the deals: Broadband depends on your address, so enter your postcode to see only deals that reach your home. Total cost adds the setup fee and every monthly payment over the contract. Check each provider’s April rise in the table below.
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Key facts

Hyperoptic at a glance

Hyperoptic terms for new customers, from its own pages and Ofcom. Checked 24 October 2026.
Network and coverageIts own full-fibre network, mainly in apartment blocks, plus Openreach FTTP from 2026; 64 towns and cities, 2 million premises. Availability is checked building by building.
Contract length12 or 24 months, or monthly (30 days’ notice, a few pounds more).
Price riseOn contracts from 6 January 2026, Hyperoptic adds £4 a month every April. Fair Fibre social tariffs have no rises.
Social tariffFair Fibre: £12 (50 Mb), £13 (150 Mb), £17 (500 Mb), £20 (1 Gb); monthly, no fees. For Universal Credit, Pension Credit, Income Support, JSA, ESA, Housing Benefit, PIP and Attendance Allowance; new and existing customers.
Credit checkYes (Experian or Equifax); it can end the contract after a negative result.
Setup and routerActivation £19 on a contract, £29–£39 monthly; Hyperhub Wi‑Fi 6 router included; Total WiFi +£7.
Leaving earlyThe rest of the contract minus costs saved; 30 days’ notice.
Speed and Wi‑Fi guaranteeGuaranteed speed equals the headline speed (150, 500 or 900 Mb, symmetrical); 3 days below it lets you leave without a fee.
Complaints and company newsNot listed separately by Ofcom (too small).

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Hyperoptic questions

Does Hyperoptic raise prices in April?

On contracts from 6 January 2026, Hyperoptic adds £4 a month every April. Fair Fibre social tariffs have no rises.

Does Hyperoptic have a social tariff?

Fair Fibre: £12 (50 Mb), £13 (150 Mb), £17 (500 Mb), £20 (1 Gb); monthly, no fees. For Universal Credit, Pension Credit, Income Support, JSA, ESA, Housing Benefit, PIP and Attendance Allowance; new and existing customers.

Does Hyperoptic do a credit check?

Yes (Experian or Equifax); it can end the contract after a negative result.

How much does it cost to leave Hyperoptic early?

The rest of the contract minus costs saved; 30 days’ notice.