Key Takeaways: Full Fibre Broadband
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Today’s best full fibre broadband deals
- Speed: 900Mb avg. speed
- Set-up cost: £0
- Contract: 24 months
Rewards:
£34.99 per month
£38.99 from 31st March 2027
£42.99 from 31st March 2028
- Speed: 1.6Gb avg. speed
- Set-up cost: £0
- Contract: 24 months
Rewards:
£39.99 per month
£43.99 from 31st March 2027
£47.99 from 31st March 2028
You might be able to get an even better deal!
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Best full fibre broadband and phone deals
You can get some great deals on bundled full fibre broadband and home phone packages.
Some packages specifically mention calls in their package titles, but many others simply offer Digital Voice calls as an add-on during the checkout process.
Typical call options include:
- Pay As You Go Calls
- Anytime Calls (to UK landline and mobiles)
- Free Evening and weekend calls
- Free International Calls
We recommend you work through the checkout carefully.
Make sure you don’t commit to a call contract you won’t use. If in doubt, opt for PAYG. You can always upgrade later.
- Speed: 1.1Gb avg. speed
- Set-up cost: £0
- Contract: 24 months
£37.99 per month
£41.99 from 1st April 2027
£45.99 from 1st April 2028
- Speed: 516Mb avg. speed
- Set-up cost: £0
- Contract: 24 months
£35.99 per month
£39.99 from 1st April 2027
£43.99 from 1st April 2028
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Broadband and Mobile SIM deals
A few broadband providers also offer mobile SIM deals as part of a full fibre broadband bundle.
You can often get a discount, boosted data or more generous call packages with these deals.
Providers that offer broadband and mobile deals include:
Best full fibre broadband and TV deals
Bundled full fibre and TV packages are available from the bigger brands, including:
- BT
- Sky
- Virgin Media
- TalkTalk
By joining up both services under one monthly bill, you can cut your overall costs.
Some TV and broadband bundles can work out expensive, especially if they include premium channels such as Sky Sports. But there are cheaper, flexible options available.
Virgin Media Flex, for example, gives you the option to enjoy Netflix, TNT Sports, Sky Sports and Sky Cinema on a rolling 30-day contract.
Monthly prices for Flex start from under £30.
- Speed: 900Mb avg. speed
- Set-up cost: £0
- Contract: 24 months
Rewards:
£52.99 per month
£58.99 from 31st March 2027
£64.99 from 31st March 2028
- Speed: 300Mb avg. speed
- Set-up cost: £0
- Contract: 24 months
£35 per month
Price may rise during contract
What are the current top full fibre broadband offers?
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| Provider | Full fibre speed range | Average Cost range (Broadband Only) |
Contract Length (months) |
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| BT | 150Mb - 900Mb | £28 - £37 | 24-months |
| EE | 74Mb - 1.6Gb | £25 - £48 | 24-months |
| Virgin Media | 132Mb - 1.1Gb | £17 - £24 | 24-months |
| Sky | 75Mb - 1Gb | £25 - £35 | 24-months |
| Plusnet | 74Mb - 900Mb | £23 - £33 | 24 months |
| Vodafone | 150Mb - 1.6Gb | £23 - £60 | 24-months |
| Fibrely | 80Mb - 1Gb | £27 - £34 | 18-months |
| Cuckoo | 150Mb - 900Mb | £34 - £47 | 12 or 24 months |
Understanding full fibre broadband
What is full fibre broadband (FTTP)?
A full fibre service uses fibre optic cables to deliver ultrafast, reliable broadband all the way into your home.
This is why you may sometimes also see full fibre referred to as ‘FTTP’. This stands for ‘Fibre to the Premises’.
Full fibre gives you faster, more reliable internet than part-fibre or ADSL broadband.
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Benefits of full fibre
- Speeds from 100Mb to over 1Gb
- Buffer-free streaming and fast downloads
- Symmetrical speeds (download and upload speeds are the same)
- Supports multiple devices with no slowdowns, even at peak times
- Best option for future proofing your home
- Often comes with better rewards for new customers
- No extra line rental costs
- Lower latency - better performance for online gamers
Read more: 'What's the difference between full fibre and part-fibre broadband?'
What speed do I need?
- 100Mb: Great for most families – streaming Netflix, video calls, working from home
- 300Mb+: Ideal for larger households or serious online gaming
- 1Gb+: Best for high-demand users or shared homes
How fast is your current broadband service? Find out now with our easy and free broadband speed test.
Get more help with our 'ultimate guide to broadband speeds.'
Genie Tip: If in doubt, it's easier to upgrade than downgrade. Start with what you need now.
Finding full fibre broadband in your area
Not every home can get a full fibre broadband service yet.
Use our postcode checker to instantly see if full fibre is available at your address:
If you see speeds over 100Mb listed, there’s a good chance you can get full fibre.
I can't get faster internet speeds. When will I get full fibre in my area?
The rollout of fibre broadband is ongoing. More homes are getting connected every day.
There are a couple of online checkers you can use to get updates on availability:
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I live in a rural area. When will I get full fibre?
The UK government is working to improve fast, reliable broadband services to rural areas. ‘Project Gigabit’ aims to serve every home with download speeds up to 1Gb.
It’s currently pledging to achieve nationwide gigabit coverage to 99% of premises by 2032. But this date has been creeping upwards.
If you’re keen to get faster internet, but can’t sign up to a full fibre broadband service, you do have some options. These include:
- Mobile broadband (5G)
- Satellite broadband
- Fixed Wireless Access
Get more advice in our rural broadband guide.
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Is Virgin Media full fibre?
Virgin’s network uses a mix of fibre and coaxial cable (Hybrid Fibre Coaxial – HFC). Most of its deals (apart from its limited Gig2 service) are not true FTTP, but still deliver high speeds. Just note that performance can dip over long distances.
Comparing full fibre broadband prices
Budget-friendly full fibre options
You don’t need to spend a fortune to get started. Entry-level full fibre broadband packages with average download speeds of 100Mb+ are often cheaper than older part-fibre broadband services.
Some providers may charge a small activation fee, but many include setup as part of the package.
Use our filters to sort by speed and price, or compare 100Mb+ full fibre deals directly.
Switch to an affordable 100Mb FTTP deal today:
Annual broadband price rises
Pay attention to the message ‘price may rise during contract’ on our listings. Unfortunately, many of the major providers raise their monthly costs every Spring.
The average annual price increase in 2026 will be an extra £4 per month.
If you’re keen to get more transparency in a deal, look for a provider that offers a 'fixed price promise'.
What are the best full fibre broadband providers in the UK?
Need some help picking the right provider for you?
- Check customer reviews in our Broadband Reviews section
- Visit our Broadband Awards page. Find trusted providers for customer service, reliability, value for money and other categories.
- Trustpilot, Reddit and forums are good sources – just be aware of bias. People tend not to post unless they have a problem!
FAQs about full fibre broadband
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Do I need a phone line for full fibre?
No. It uses fibre cables rather than a phone line made of copper cables, so there’s no line rental.
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Will I need an engineer?
If you’ve never had full fibre before, this is likely. Engineers will install an external and internal box to connect your home.
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Does full fibre work in rural areas?
An increasing number of rural areas can now sign up to a full fibre broadband service.
You may find you have more luck getting a faster broadband deal by signing up to a smaller, local provider (altnet).
Read more: ‘What is an altnet?’
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Can I have a home phone with full fibre?
Most full fibre providers offer digital home phone calls as an optional extra. You won’t need access to a landline. Expect to pay around £10 per month for phone services, which will usually come with inclusive calls.
Switch to full fibre today
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