Prices vary by postcode, infrastructure, and competition. From £22 FTTC to full fibre under £30 — find the best value for your area.
Speeds: 30–67 Mbps · Widely available · Cheapest entry-level option
Speeds: 100–300 Mbps · Stable · In competitive areas, nearly same price as FTTC
Speeds: 50–300 Mbps · Performance varies · Rarely cheapest long-term if fibre available
Strong Alt-Net competition · Gigabit from £32–£35 · 150 Mbps fibre under £30
Expanding full fibre · 300 Mbps from £28–£32 · FTTC from £23–£26
FTTC common · Full fibre expanding · Cheapest plans £25–£30
CityFibre rollout · Competitive pricing · Growing gigabit availability
| Speed | Typical Cheapest Price |
|---|---|
| 30–67 Mbps (FTTC) | £22–£27/month |
| 100–150 Mbps (FTTP) | £25–£30/month |
| 300 Mbps (FTTP) | £28–£35/month |
| 900–1,000 Mbps (Gigabit) | £32–£40/month |
In many cities, upgrading from 67 Mbps to 150 Mbps costs only £3–£5 more per month.
CPI + 3.9% annual price rises · Setup fees (£30–£60) · Router delivery charges · Out-of-contract price increases · Exit fees — always calculate total 24-month cost.
✔ Lowest monthly price
✔ Cashback offers common
⚠ Long commitment
✔ More flexibility
⚠ Slightly higher monthly cost
24 months total: £576
24 months total: £672
For more than double the speed, the extra cost is just £4/month — often worth it for families.
In competitive urban areas, 900–1,000 Mbps deals start around £32–£38. If priced within £5–£8 of 300 Mbps, gigabit can offer strong long-term value.
Live alone · Stream occasionally · 30–67 Mbps FTTC from £22–£25
3–4 users · HD streaming · 150–300 Mbps FTTP from £27–£32 — better value per Mbps
Sometimes cheaper for short-term use. But long-term: fibre offers better stability, unlimited usage, and lower effective cost. Best for temporary setups.
Full fibre often costs only £3–£5 more than FTTC but delivers significantly better performance and future-proofing.
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Typically FTTC plans from £22–£25/month.
Often only £3–£5 more per month.
Often yes — due to less competition.
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Not necessarily — infrastructure matters more than brand.
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