Full fibre (FTTP)
Full fibre broadband deals
Fibre all the way into your home: faster, more reliable and often symmetric. Full fibre now reaches 78% of UK homes.
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Is full fibre more expensive?
Often not: alt-nets regularly undercut part-fibre deals on price.
What is symmetric broadband?
The same upload and download speed — great for video calls and backups. Most alt-nets offer it.
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Full fibre broadband: who offers it
| Provider | Network | Price policy |
|---|---|---|
 | Its own cable and full fibre network (with nexfibre): 18.8 million premises, all gigabit-capable | +£4 a month every April (contracts from 2 October 2025), applied to promotional prices too; Essential plans exempt |
 | Its own full fibre, mainly in apartment blocks, plus Openreach full fibre from 2026; 64 towns and cities, 2 million premises (availability is per building) | Contracts from 6 January 2026: +£4 a month every April; Fair Fibre exempt |
 | Its own symmetric full fibre up to 5Gb: 32 London boroughs plus parts of Surrey and Sussex, 1.4 million premises | +£3 a month every April during the contract (reintroduced August 2026); +£4 after it; Essential exempt |
 | Netomnia’s own full fibre (up to 8Gb), about 3 million premises in 150+ towns | No rises on fixed-term contracts (terms 7.4); monthly plans rise by CPI each year |
 | Its own rural full fibre in 26 English counties: 612,000 premises | No fixed amount (“prices may change”) — you get a month to leave penalty-free |
 | Its own symmetric full fibre, about 480,000 premises in the South East, East Anglia, Wiltshire, Dorset and parts of Scotland | Price lock — no rises for 24 months (on re-contracting, +£2 in months 13–24 is possible) |
 | Its own full fibre in Northern Ireland and Cumbria: 472,000 premises | No rises during the contract; £40–60 after it |
| KCOM | Its own “Lightstream” full fibre in Hull and East Yorkshire only | Every March by amounts stated at sale (about £1–3 a month); Flex has no rises |
| Quickline | Its own symmetric full fibre plus fixed wireless “Air” in Yorkshire, East Riding and Lincolnshire | No rises during the contract |
 | Its own symmetric full fibre in the South West and East of England; with Freedom Fibre since April 2026 (412,000 premises) | No rises during the contract; the price moves to standard after the promo period |
 | Its own symmetric full fibre on the Isle of Wight only (about 90% of premises) | Every April, +£4 a month from 2026 (autumn 2026 offer: no rise until April 2028); social tariff exempt |
 | Its own symmetric full fibre (merged with FullFibre/BeFibre): about 110 market towns in 27 English counties, 600,000 premises | No rises during the minimum term — but 24-month plans step up after 12 months (e.g. £22 → £26) |
| BeFibre | Its own symmetric full fibre (FullFibre/Zzoomm group) in about 30 English towns | No rises during the contract |
| Lightspeed | Its own symmetric full fibre in 36 towns in the East of England and Midlands: 360,000 premises | No rises during the contract |
 | Its own fibre in apartment blocks plus CityFibre; London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Sheffield, Bristol, Cardiff | Reported as £4 a month in March by one comparison site and as none by another — confirm when you order |
Facts checked 24 October 2026 · All providers