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  • £85 Gift Card
    Online Exclusive
    Sky Fibre Broadband
    Sky Full Fibre 150
    145Mb 
    avg. speed*
    £24 per month
    Full Fibre
    Ultrafast
    £85 Gift Card included
    New Sky Broadband Customers
    Prices may change during contract
    £0 Setup cost
    24 month contract
  • £115 Bill Credit
    Virgin Media
    Virgin Ultrafast M125 Fibre Broadband
    132Mb 
    avg. speed*
    £23.99 per month
    Cable Broadband
    Ultrafast
    £115 Bill Credit Included
    Increases to: £27.49 from April 2026 bill & £30.99 from April 2027 bill
    £0 Setup cost
    24 month contract
  • £70 Gift Card
    Vodafone Fibre Broadband
    Vodafone Full Fibre 500
    500Mb 
    avg. speed*
    £30 per month
    Full Fibre
    Ultrafast+
    £70 Gift Card
    Increasing to: £33 on 1 April 2026 & £36 on 1 April 2027
    £0 Setup cost
    24 month contract
  • Three Home Broadband
    Three 5G Home Broadband
    150Mb 
    avg. speed*
    £17 per month
    5G Home Broadband
    Unlimited Data
    No Fixed Landline
    Increasing to: £19 on 01 April 2026 & £21 on 01 April 2027
    £0 Setup cost
    24 month contract
  • Community Fibre
    Community Fibre 1 Gbps Fibre Broadband
    920Mb 
    avg. speed*
    £25 per month
    Full Fibre
    Gigafast
    60 Day Satisfaction Guarantee
    Increasing to: £27.00 on 01 April 2026 & £29 on 01 April 2027
    £0 Setup cost
    24 month contract
  • £85 Gift Card
    Online Exclusive
    Sky Fibre Broadband
    Sky Full Fibre 500
    500Mb 
    avg. speed*
    £29 per month
    Full Fibre
    Ultrafast+
    £85 Gift Card included
    New Sky Broadband Customers
    Prices may change during contract
    £0 Setup cost
    24 month contract
  • BT £50 Virtual Reward Card
    BT Fibre Broadband
    BT Full Fibre 150
    150Mb 
    avg. speed*
    £28.99 per month
    Full Fibre
    Ultrafast
    £50 Virtual Reward Card
    Increasing to: £32.99 on 31 March 2026 & £36.99 on 31 March 2027
    £0 Setup cost
    24 month contract
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    NOW Broadband
    NOW Broadband Full Fibre 300
    300Mb 
    avg. speed*
    £30 per month
    Full Fibre
    Ultrafast+
    Prices may change during contract
    £5 Setup cost
    24 month contract
  • £70 Bill Credit
    Virgin Media
    Virgin Ultrafast M500 Fibre Broadband
    516Mb 
    avg. speed*
    £29.99 per month
    Cable Broadband
    Ultrafast+
    £70 Bill Credit included
    Increases to: £33.49 from April 2026 bill & £36.99 from April 2027 bill
    £0 Setup cost
    24 month contract
  • BT £50 Virtual Reward Card
    BT Fibre Broadband
    BT Full Fibre 500
    500Mb 
    avg. speed*
    £31.99 per month
    Full Fibre
    Ultrafast+
    £50 Virtual Reward Card
    Increasing to: £35.99 on 31 March 2026 & £39.99 on 31 March 2027
    £0 Setup cost
    24 month contract

Broadband deals in London

What types of broadband deals can I get in London?

There are hundreds and hundreds of different broadband deals available to anyone living in the capital – so which one should you pick? The best offer for you and your household isn’t necessarily the cheapest. Budget is an important factor, but don’t make the mistake of just picking the lowest price available. If you are using your broadband regularly every day the cheapest package might not meet your needs.

What broadband speeds can I get in London?

Speed – It’s the top most important factor for most. Too slow and you’ll struggle. Too fast and you’ll be paying for a service you don’t actually need.

The range of speeds available is London is huge. There’s everything from the most basic 10Mbps to ultrafast fibre with lightening speeds of over 1000Mbps.

So, how much do you actually need? This will depend on various factors such as:

  • The number of people in your home
  • The amount of devices on your Wi-Fi using the internet at the same time
  • What your household are using the internet for e.g. working from home, gaming, steaming

As a basic rule, you’ll need at least 10Mbps per broadband user. Although this should be doubled for any users who are gaming or streaming 4K content.

If you want an even more simplified version without the need for any type of maths at all, we’ve broken it down again so you can have a better idea of what you should be shopping around for.

1-2 person households
Recommended speed: 36-100Mbps

3-4 person households
Recommended speed: 60 - 300Mbps

4+ households, or gamers
Recommended speed: 70 - 1000Mbps

What is the fastest broadband available in London?

Currently the fastest broadband in London is Community Fibre. They offer plans with an incredible 3Gbps. Virgin Media is the second speediest with packages of up to 1,140Mbps.

But the first thing that you should be looking at before even beginning to whittle down the best deal is to find out what speeds are actually available to your home. The speed of broadband you can access depends on whether your postcode has access to full fibre broadband yet.

The higher speeds aren't available everywhere – or with every provider – just yet. Coverage varies throughout London’s different boroughs, depending on the full fibre rollout.

Check to see what the average download speeds are where you live with our broadband postcode checker.

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Remember – there are two different types of fibre broadband in London

Fibre broadband is a type of internet connection that offers faster and more reliable internet connections than ever before. But most connections referred to as ‘fibre broadband’ should more accurately be thought of as ‘partial fibre’ or ‘fibre-to-the-cabinet’ (FTTC). This offers faster speeds than ADSL – also known as standard broadband – but slower speeds than full fibre.

Like standard broadband, partial fibre still connects from the street cabinets, hence the name fibre-to-the-cabinet. But, it’s faster, because instead of running through the older, copper cables from the broadband exchange, the fibre network uses its own new fibre-optic cables.

However, the network from street cabinet to your property, is still a copper phoneline, which means the absolute maximum speed that can be reached is 80Mbps. If you see any package advertising speeds between 30Mbps and 80Mbps, it’s likely that this will be through a partial fibre connection.

What exactly is full fibre?

Full fibre is the fastest broadband available. It’s also known as Ultrafast Fibre and can give you speeds of between 100 and 1000Mbps. That’s 30 times faster than standard broadband.

This technology relies entirely on fibre optic cables that run from the broadband exchange to your property, which is also why it can be known as ‘fibre to the premises’ (FTTP). It is future-proofing businesses and homes because, once installed, there won’t be the need to invest in new broadband cables for decades.

Do I actually need full fibre?

Full fibre gives you ultrafast speeds of between 100Mbps - 1Gbps.

Do you need these? Even if you are a small household with light internet usage it is still worth thinking about full fibre. Because of the latest competitive pricing, you might not be paying much more – or sometimes any more – for these significantly greater speeds.

Also, think future-proofing. With the quality of TV shows and video games improving, smart home devices expanding and hybrid home working on the rise, the need for more bandwidth will only get greater. So, if the price is right, full fibre would always make a sensible choice if available.

Can I get full fibre broadband where I live in London?

Before you get too excited about all those high speeds, you’ll need to make sure that you have access to full fibre broadband. Currently (September 24) 68.45% of London now has access to the fastest available broadband.

The government’s target to deliver full fibre broadband nationwide aims to see a minimum of 85% of premises being able to have reach by 2025. There is a £5 billion programme, Project Gigabit, now in place to enable hard-to-reach communities to have access to lightning-fast gigabit-capable broadband. It’s tackling pockets of poor connectivity in urban areas and rural and remote communities.

Enter your postcode to see whether your home has full fibre access:

Find out more about full fibre broadband.

Who are London’s best broadband providers?

We compare brilliant broadband deals from a range of trusted providers that service the capital, including:

Virgin Media

Virgin Media, it's an all-round digital powerhouse that offers the fastest speeds with a ton of tempting TV and mobile options too.

Our Virgin Media broadband deals

Our Virgin Media broadband review

Sky

Known for over 30 years as the UK’s biggest paid-TV provider, Sky now sits in the top three as a broadband service too.

Our Sky broadband deals

Our Sky broadband review

BT

Attracted by its well-known name, fast speeds and great TV and broadband bundles, BT is officially the UK’s biggest broadband provider.

Our BT broadband deals

Our BT broadband review

Vodafone

Well known for its competitively priced deals and wide range of packages, mighty Vodafone is the biggest full fibre provider in the UK.

Our Vodafone broadband deals

Our Vodafone broadband review

TalkTalk

With its competitive pricing and wide range of packages, TalkTalk brands itself as ‘the value provider’. An attractive option for anyone looking to cut costs on their monthly broadband spend.

Our TalkTalk broadband deals

Our TalkTalk broadband review

Community Fibre

If you live in London and are looking for ultrafast fibre broadband, then the alternative network, Community Fibre could be the best provider for you.

Our Community Fibre broadband deals

Our Community Fibre broadband review

Plusnet

Known for its straightforward, budget-friendly broadband deals and UK-based customer services, Plusnet is a tempting option for anyone looking to switch and save.

Our Plusnet broadband deals

Our Plusnet broadband reviews

NOW Broadband

Affordable and flexible with great TV add add-ons, NOW Broadband doesn’t have the quickest speeds but it does have some of the best prices and rolling one-month contract options.

Our NOW Broadband deals

Our NOW Broadband review

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Other broadband locations

Don’t live in London? Where you live will depend on what broadband is available to you. Find out more about the best providers for different cities, what the full fibre availability is and what broadband speeds you can expect from your location.

  • Broadband in Birmingham
  • Broadband in Glasgow
  • Broadband in Liverpool
  • Broadband in Bristol
  • Broadband in Manchester
  • Broadband in Sheffield
  • Broadband in Edinburgh
  • Broadband in Leeds
  • Broadband in Leicester

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