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Speeds are provider averages at peak time; the total is monthly price × contract, plus setup. Rises are shown where the contract allows one.
Community FibreGigafast 1000MoneyHQ pick
24-month contract · Full fibre · £0 setup
The catch · Only available in parts of London
920Mb
Average download
£27/mo
£648 over 24 months
No mid-contract rise
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Community FibrePick
24 months · £0 setup · London only
£27/mo · 920Mb
No mid-contract rise
£648 over 24 months
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VodafoneFull Fibre 150MoneyHQ pick
24-month contract · Full fibre · £0 setup
The catch · Nothing significant found. Check the provider's terms before applying.
150Mb
Average download
£24/mo
£576 over 24 months
No mid-contract rise
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VodafonePick
Full Fibre 150 · 24 months · £0 setup
£24/mo · 150Mb
No mid-contract rise
£576 over 24 months
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SkySuperfast 500
24-month contract · Full fibre · £0 setup
The catch · Price rises every April
500Mb
Average download
£26/mo
£624 over 24 months
£29/mo from Apr 2027
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SkySuperfast 500
24 months · £0 setup · The catch: rises each April
£26/mo · 500Mb
£29/mo from Apr 2027
£624 over 24 months
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BTFull Fibre 300
24-month contract · Full fibre · £0 setup
The catch · Price rises every April
300Mb
Average download
£32/mo
£768 over 24 months
£35/mo from Apr 2027
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BTFull Fibre 300
24 months · £0 setup · The catch: rises each April
£32/mo · 300Mb
£35/mo from Apr 2027
£768 over 24 months
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Virgin MediaM250 + Stream
18-month contract · Cable · £35 setup
The catch · £35 setup fee, and TV apps bill separately
264Mb
Average download
£38/mo
£719 over 18 months
£42/mo from Apr 2027
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Virgin MediaM250 + Stream
18 months · £35 setup · TV apps bill separately
£38/mo · 264Mb
£42/mo from Apr 2027
£719 over 18 months
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HyperopticFast 50 rolling
Rolling monthly · Full fibre · £0 setup
The catch · Leaves any month, you pay for that flexibility
50Mb
Average download
£25/mo
£300 a year at this price
No mid-contract rise
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HyperopticFast 50 rolling
Rolling monthly · £0 setup · Limited coverage
£25/mo · 50Mb
No mid-contract rise
£300 a year at this price
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PlusnetFibre 74
24-month contract · Fibre · £0 setup
The catch · Part-fibre line, speeds drop with distance
74Mb
Average download
£22/mo
£528 over 24 months
£24/mo from Apr 2027
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PlusnetFibre 74
24 months · £0 setup · Part-fibre line
£22/mo · 74Mb
£24/mo from Apr 2027
£528 over 24 months
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SkyFull Fibre + Sky TV
24-month contract · Full fibre · £0 setup
The catch · TV price changes after 18 months
150Mb
Average download
£46/mo
£1,104 over 24 months
£51/mo from Apr 2027
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SkyFull Fibre + Sky TV
24 months · £0 setup · TV price changes after 18 mo
£46/mo · 150Mb
£51/mo from Apr 2027
£1,104 over 24 months
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What speed do I actually need?
Most households buy more speed than they use. A rough guide, not a rule: how many people stream at once matters more than the headline number.
One or two people, mostly browsing50–100Mb
Busy household, several devices100–300Mb
Heavy streaming, gaming, big uploads300Mb+
Large household, everyone at once500Mb+
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