Compare fibre and full fibre broadband deals
Enter your postcode to compare our range of fibre and full fibre broadband deals available at your address. Full fibre is now available to 82% of homes, so you could upgrade your connection and save up to £395‡ each year.
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*Average speeds are based on the download speed available to at least 50% of customers with this product during peak time (8 to 10pm). Your actual speeds depend on factors like your connection type, area, time of day and distance from the telephone exchange.
Deals are subject to local availability and may not be available to existing customers. You can confirm availability and estimated speeds for your property on the provider’s website - this may be different to what we show.
Some providers may increase monthly costs each year during your contract, in line with the retail or consumer price index. Check their terms before signing up.
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Explore fibre broadband with Uswitch
What is full fibre (FTTP)?
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Can I get full fibre at my address?
82% of people who check on Uswitch find at least one full fibre provider available at their address.
Learn about gigabit broadband
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Our featured fibre broadband deal
Our selected fibre deal is Vodafone's Full Fibre 150 broadband package.
At an average speed of 150Mbps, this is a great value deal given that other deals are available at half this speed for about the same price, sometimes higher. And factoring in its high-value gift voucher, the total effective cost for this deal is considerably lower, too.
Vodafone is a well-established provider highly regarded for its broadband performance, making it a trustworthy option if you're looking for a new broadband deal. It even won 'Most Popular Broadband Provider' and 'Best Value for Money Broadband Provider' at our latest Uswitch Telecoms Awards in 2026.
As this is a fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) deal, it's not as widely available as Vodafone's part-fibre packages. But because it’s available through both Openreach's and CityFibre's FTTP networks, it still reaches around 85% of UK homes between them.
Like most broadband providers, Vodafone increases its monthly prices by £3.50 each April. That means you should expect a mid-contract price increase in April 2027 and April 2028.
Which fibre broadband deals can I get?
Most households can choose between part-fibre and full-fibre broadband, with about half of the UK also able to choose Virgin Media cable broadband.
These days, while part-fibre is available almost everywhere, full fibre deals are now available to 82% of the country according to Ofcom’s Connected Nations study – and usually for a similar, or even lower price. So you could make a good saving and upgrade your connection by switching to a full fibre package.
Full fibre is the fastest and most reliable type of broadband. It connects fibre-optic cables directly to your home, as opposed to your local street cabinet. This means it provides a much more consistent connection and has capacity for much more bandwidth. It’ll require a quick installation from an engineer if you’ve not had it before, but recent deals are among the strongest we’ve seen in recent years.
Some may still only see part-fibre offers available at your address. This likely means that full fibre coverage hasn’t reached you yet, but these connections are still pretty decent for now.
Use our postcode checker to see which fibre broadband deals are available at your address.
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How much does fibre broadband cost?
Currently, there are widely available fibre deals for £20-21 per month, and some smaller providers can charge as little as £12 per month, even for ultrafast full fibre deals. If you’re at the end of your current broadband contract, you could save £395‡ a year by switching to a new fibre deal.
Nowadays, full fibre is usually cheaper than part-fibre broadband because both the industry and the government want to replace their old copper cables with fibre. So even if you don’t use the internet much, choosing a more reliable full fibre package would likely work out better.
Gigabit broadband deals (those supplying around 1Gbps broadband speeds and faster) are usually the most expensive, but you can still find connections this fast for under £30 a month from various regional providers. And these days, even the highest-speed broadband deals come with unlimited data.
If you're looking to save money on a new fibre deal, it's never been easier to switch your broadband. Thanks to Ofcom's One Touch Switch, all you need to do is sign up with your new provider. It will contact your old one to cancel your contract.
Cheap fibre deals and broadband social tariffs
If you’re looking to get impressive speeds for a great price, you could still find a great fibre-optic deal for good value. Just use the price filters after searching your postcode to see cheap deals under £25 a month.
Also, if you’re currently receiving Universal Credit or another type of government financial support, you could qualify for an even cheaper broadband social tariff.
Many providers offer fibre broadband for much lower prices than you’ll find on comparison sites, so if you think you’d qualify, you should check your eligibility for those first.
Find cheap broadband deals
Browse our selection of low-cost broadband deals if you want to save money on your next broadband service.
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Which providers offer the best fibre broadband deals in the UK?
Each provider will have its pros and cons, from bundle TV offers to five-star customer service to highly competitive monthly prices. However, one confident way to compare is price vs speed – can you get the fastest internet connection for the lowest monthly price?
Fibre broadband’s value for money: Megabits (Mbps) per Pound (£)
We’ve calculated the ‘megabits’ of internet speed per £1 charged each month to see which fibre providers have the fastest speeds for the lowest prices.
Our research found that some broadband providers with the best value for money were small full fibre providers, also known as ‘altnets’. They’re not as widely available as the most well-known providers, but they often offer impressive ultrafast speeds for surprisingly low monthly prices.
UK fibre broadband providers ranked by most Mb per £1
| Provider | Speed in Mbps | Average monthly price | Average Mb per £1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rise Fibre | 1,000 | £23.11 | 43.3 |
| Hyperoptic | 900 | £21.33 | 42.2 |
| YouFibre | 900 | £24 | 37.5 |
| Virgin Media | 1,000 | £28.32 | 35.3 |
| Vodafone | 910 | £26.95 | 33.8 |
Speed and Price information taken from each provider's most popular broadband deal in October 2026.
Here are five UK fibre broadband providers that offer the fastest internet speeds for the lowest monthly prices, according to Uswitch data.
Some of the providers in this table, such as Hyperoptic and YouFibre, have regional coverage across the UK and may not be available where you live. However, for those who can access broadband services from regional ‘altnets’, their service is often considered best-in-class across the country. Read about our Uswitch-accredited broadband providers to find out more.
If you’d like to know more about what makes a provider’s deals better value, take a look at our value-for-money guide.
Uswitch Telecoms Awards
Another way to compare some of the best fibre providers is to check out the Uswitch Telecoms Awards winners.
We’ve highlighted the broadband providers and altnets that have recently excelled in areas such as customer service, value for money, and reliability. Here are the winning fibre broadband providers from the 2026 Uswitch Telecoms Awards, based on ratings from over 27,000 broadband customers:
| Uswitch Award | Winner |
|---|---|
| National Broadband Provider of the Year | EE |
| Regional Broadband Provider of the Year | YouFibre |
| Best Broadband Provider for Customer Service | Plusnet |
| Best Value for Money Broadband Provider | Vodafone |
| Most Reliable Broadband Provider (powered by Opensignal) | Virgin Media |
| Most Popular Broadband Provider | Vodafone |
| Best Telecoms Bundle Provider | EE |
Uswitch fibre broadband provider reviews
Uswitch has also reviewed each of the major providers and altnets in detail, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses along with customer satisfaction data from our customers.
If you want to see if a particular provider is right for you, you can read all about it before you make your decision.
Uswitch broadband provider reviews
Read our expert reviews of all of the UK's biggest broadband providers.
Fibre broadband FAQs
Can I get fibre broadband?
Yes, you can most probably get fibre broadband. Part-fibre is available to almost all UK homes, and full fibre is now available to 82% of UK properties.
If you don’t have full fibre just yet, you should be able to access it soon, with coverage rapidly growing across the country.
Is fibre available without a phone line?
If fibre-optic broadband is delivered to your home via copper cabling, then you will still need a working phone line to deliver it.
However, if you have access to Virgin Media's cable broadband, full fibre, or suitable mobile broadband, you can get broadband without a landline.
See our guide on how you can get fibre broadband without a phone line.
Do I need an engineer to install fibre?
If you only have a part-fibre connection right now, you'll need an engineer to upgrade that to full fibre.
Organising this is usually very simple, since providers try to make it as convenient as possible for you. When signing up for a full fibre deal, you can select a date and time of day that works best, and an engineer will visit to complete the job in around an hour.
Can I get fibre broadband-only deals?
It’s very easy to choose a fibre broadband-only deal, as you don’t have to pay for a landline phone in order to connect to the internet. Just make sure to select a deal that only mentions broadband, and you can skip past all of the add-on options that the provider will offer you when you’re signing up.
Or, you can compare broadband-only deals by visiting our page and clicking the 'fibre broadband' filter.
Is full fibre worth it?
Full fibre is almost always worth choosing if it’s available to you. It provides a much faster, more reliable connection, and it will future-proof your home broadband for years to come.
Plus, many full fibre deals are cheaper than what you’re probably paying for your current deal, so you could enjoy a great upgrade for even less money.
‡£395 is our calculated savings figure from August 2026, which details the potential amount a customer could save per year by choosing a broadband deal on Uswitch. Learn how we calculate our savings figures.
Written by Max Beckett, Broadband expert