YouFibre broadband deals
YouFibre has 4 broadband packages in our comparison, from £20 a month and up to 7Gbps. Enter your postcode to see which reach your address.
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What YouFibre is selling right now
4 packages, £20 to £50 a month, 200Mbps to 7Gbps. 4 full fibre. None state a mid-contract rise.
| Package | Speed | A month | Contract | Setup | Rise |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| You 200YouFibre | 200Mbps | £20 | 24 months | Free | No mid contract price rises |
| You 1000YouFibre | 900Mbps | £25 | 24 months | Free | No mid contract price rises |
| You 2000YouFibre | 1.8Gbps | £30 | 24 months | Free | No mid contract price rises |
| You 8000YouFibre | 7Gbps | £50 | 24 months | Free | No mid contract price rises |
Figures read from our comparison partner’s feed on 17 September 2026, across a sample of UK postcodes. What reaches your address is what the postcode check above shows. Prices, allowances and rises are stated by each provider and can change.
YouFibre broadband: questions people ask
What is the lowest YouFibre broadband price?
The lowest monthly price we saw for YouFibre on 17 September 2026 was £20 a month for You 200 (200Mbps average download) on a 24 months contract. Prices differ by address, so enter your postcode above to see what applies to yours.
What is the fastest YouFibre broadband package?
The fastest YouFibre package in our sample is You 8000 at 7Gbps average download, from £50 a month. Whether that speed reaches your building depends on the line to your address.
How long are YouFibre broadband contracts?
YouFibre's packages in our sample run for 24 months. A longer contract usually means a lower monthly price but exit fees if you leave early.
Does YouFibre put prices up mid-contract?
None of the 4 YouFibre packages in our sample stated a mid-contract rise on 17 September 2026. Check the deal you choose, as terms change.
Is YouFibre full fibre?
4 of the 4 YouFibre packages we saw are full fibre (fibre to the premises). Full fibre availability is street by street, so the postcode check is the only way to know for your address.