We deliver 100% Full Fibre-To-The-Home (FTTH)

Unlike most providers, we build, own and operate our dedicated 100% full fibre network with the most advanced technology available. So we don't have to rely on Openreach's or anyone else's cables.

Broadband is delivered directly into your home using only fibre optic cable (FTTH).

Fibre-To-The-Cabinet (FTTC) used by other broadband providers

Most broadband providers still use a combination of fibre optic cable and the old copper phone wires to reach homes with what they sneakily call 'fibre broadband'. Fibre optic cable runs from the data centre to the street cabinet (FTTC). But from there broadband is delivered via the old copper phone wires into the home.

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*Theoretical measures: rely on the path through the internet to the server and the server itself, being capable of supporting these speeds

FAQs

More speed means you can connect more devices at the same time without compromising quality. 
 
1 Gbps is equal to 1,000 Mbps. That’s 20x faster than 50 Mbps, and therefore has much more speed to share across multiple users.
 
A higher speed connection will naturally give you a faster WiFi connection. However, top WiFi speeds are dependent on and can be affected by many things. The age of your device and the technology it utilises, where your router is positioned, interference from thick walls or other technology in your home etc. 
 
For example, an 8-year-old Playstation 4 can reach WiFi speeds up to 450 Mbps. Whereas its’ 1-year-old upgrade, Playstation 5 utilises WiFi 6 which has the ability to utilise theoretical speeds up to 1.2 Gbps on 5 GHz WiFi, though many factors will affect your actual top speeds.
 
(Playstation 5 WiFi compatible speeds on 5 GHz, source androidcentral.com July 2021).

Never. Unlike many other broadband providers, our custom-built network has so much capacity that we never need to restrict our customers’ speeds, even at peak times.

Our advertised speeds are for a single wired (Ethernet) connection plugged into our router. Your WiFi connection may be affected by interference from other devices and the position of your router resulting in slower speeds. Your speed will be divided and shared between all your connected devices, so it’s best to have a higher speed for multi-user households.

 

We offer five different speeds: 

  • 75 Mbps (wired) 75 Mbps (WiFi) This is 1.4x faster than the UK average download speed & 7x faster than the UK average upload speed. Ideal for light internet users. For example, a small household using just a few devices at once to stream HD TV and browse the web.
  • 200 Mbps (wired) 200 Mbps (WiFi) This is 3.9x faster than the UK average download speed & 20x faster than the UK average upload speed. Great for moderate internet users. For instance, a medium-sized household using multiple devices at once to routinely stream HD TV, browse the web and download content.
  • 500 Mbps (wired) 250 - 450 Mbps (WiFi) This is 9.9x faster than the UK average download speed & 51x faster than the UK average upload speed. Best suited to heavy internet users with many devices used for gaming, streaming in 4K and downloading content.
  • 1,000 Mbps - (wired) 250 - 450 Mbps (WiFi) Offers an actual average speed of 920 Mbps. Our 1 Gbps package speed is 19x faster than the UK average download speed & 102x faster than the UK average upload speed. It has double the bandwidth of our 500 Mbps speed. Perfect for anyone who regularly uploads or downloads large files. For instance, households with people who work from home and need to make video calls or run web-based software. Or users who need to upload UHD content and stream to Twitch or Youtube.
  • 3,000 Mbps (wired) 400 - 650 Mbps (WiFi) This is 59x faster than the UK average download speed & 306x faster than the UK average upload speed. It has more available bandwidth than any of our other speeds.