Frequently asked questions
What is gigabit broadband?
Gigabit broadband refers to broadband connections that offer download speeds of 1 Gigabit per second (1Gbps), which is 1,000 Megabits per second (Mbps), or even higher. As seen on this page, some providers now offer speeds up to 5Gbps. This is significantly faster than standard fibre broadband and allows for seamless streaming, gaming, and handling multiple connected devices simultaneously.
How can I find out if gigabit broadband is available in my area?
The easiest way to check for gigabit broadband availability at your address is by using the postcode checker tool at the top of this page. Simply enter your postcode, and we'll show you the gigabit deals available from leading UK providers in your specific location.
Which providers offer gigabit broadband deals on this page?
This page compares gigabit broadband deals from a range of UK providers. Some of the providers you might find listed include Community Fibre, Virgin Media, Vodafone, Onestream, Rebel Internet, and Fibrus, among others. The availability of specific providers will depend on your location.
How much do gigabit broadband deals typically cost?
The cost of gigabit broadband can vary depending on the provider, the specific speed offered (e.g., 1Gbps, 2Gbps, 3Gbps), contract length, and any introductory offers or upfront costs. As indicated on the page, gigabit broadband prices can start from £33 per month.
Do I need a phone line for gigabit broadband?
Many modern gigabit broadband services, especially those delivered via full-fibre technology (FTTP), do not require a traditional phone line. This page allows you to filter for and find "broadband only" deals, which are suitable if you don't need or want a landline.
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