The broadband your street has been hiding: full fibre from £15 a month.
Altnets are independent full fibre networks covering millions of UK homes. Most people have never checked if one covers theirs. It takes 30 seconds.
The altnets we track
Independent full fibre networks, reviewed and price-checked against live provider data. Coverage is hyper-local, so always check your exact address.
Rise Fibre
A fast-growing full fibre altnet with one of the widest package ranges in the sector, from budget 150 Mbps lines to 2.3 Gbps, and unusually flexible…
Read the review →Full fibreCommunity Fibre
London's largest dedicated full fibre network, known for aggressive pricing. Entry deals from £19 a month and top speeds of 5 Gbps make it one of the…
Read the review →Full fibreFusion Fibre
One of the cheapest ways into full fibre in the UK, with entry pricing from £15 a month. A straightforward range topping out at 900 Mbps, which is…
Read the review →Full fibreHey! Broadband
A full fibre altnet expanding across the south of England. Live pricing is being refreshed — use the availability checker for current deals at your…
Read the review →Fixed price contractYouFibre
Among the fastest residential broadband in the UK, up to 7 Gbps, on rolling monthly or 24-month contracts with no mid-contract price rises. A…
Read the review →Full fibreV4 Broadband
A no-nonsense full fibre range from 150 Mbps to a full gigabit, with transparent pricing and predictable, published increases rather than…
Read the review →Fixed price contractZzoomm
Full fibre in towns the big networks skipped, with fixed-price contracts and speeds up to 2.3 Gbps. What you sign up for is what you pay, for the…
Read the review →Fixed price contractLightSpeed Broadband
Bringing full fibre to Lincolnshire and the east of England, with speeds to 5 Gbps and a fixed-price promise: no scheduled increases for the life of…
Read the review →How much are you overpaying?
Altnet full fibre starts around £15 to £24 a month. Drag to your current bill and see the yearly difference against a typical £19 altnet entry deal.
Typical out-of-contract big-brand bills run £30 to £50+ a month.
Three networks that never raise your price mid-contract
Annual mid-contract rises are standard at the big brands. These altnets contractually fix your price for the whole term.
YouFibre
Among the fastest residential broadband in the UK, up to 7 Gbps, on rolling monthly or 24-month contracts with no mid-contract price rises. A favourite with heavy users…
Read the review →No mid-contract risesZzoomm
Full fibre in towns the big networks skipped, with fixed-price contracts and speeds up to 2.3 Gbps. What you sign up for is what you pay, for the whole term.
Read the review →No mid-contract risesLightSpeed Broadband
Bringing full fibre to Lincolnshire and the east of England, with speeds to 5 Gbps and a fixed-price promise: no scheduled increases for the life of the contract.
Read the review →From postcode to faster broadband in three steps
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What is an altnet?
The five-minute explainer on Britain's alternative broadband networks and why they exist.
Read the guide →Altnets vs Openreach
What's actually different about an independent network, and why it's usually cheaper.
Read the guide →Are altnets safe to switch to?
The honest answer to the question everyone asks, including what happens if one goes bust.
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