8 Ultrafast Broadband Only Deals from £0
These eight ultrafast broadband-only deals offer average download speeds from 900Mbps to 2.3Gbps. Current offers start with a free first month, and all eight are on 24-month contracts. Enter your postcode to see which deals are available at your address.
Want faster broadband without paying for a phone or TV bundle you do not need? This is where to start. We have picked eight current broadband-only offers with speeds of at least 900Mbps. You will find free-month promotions, half-price introductory offers, a £180 voucher and multi-gigabit packages built for the busiest homes.
We are building one of the UK’s largest broadband deals databases, with current offers from over 95 UK ISPs. This shortlist cuts through that wider choice and focuses on eight deals worth checking this week.
The strongest offers at a glance
- Free first month: V4 Consumer and Hull Fibre
- Longest featured introductory discount: 4th Utility at £13.50 a month for six months
- Lowest ongoing monthly price: Community Fibre at £20 a month
- Biggest reward: Sky’s £180 Choice of Voucher when you switch through our website
- Fastest packages: Rise Fibre and toob at 2.3Gbps
- Contract length: All eight are on a 24-month contract
- Package type: Broadband only, with no inclusive phone or TV service
V4 Consumer and Hull Fibre give you the first month free. Community Fibre stands out on its ongoing monthly price. Sky offers the biggest reward. Rise Fibre and toob deliver the fastest speeds. Which one can you actually get depends on your address. Use the coverage checker to see which of these deals are available at your address.
Watch the Top 8 Ultrafast Broadband-Only Deals video
The video gives you the quick version. Keep reading for the package terms, the main benefits and our view on who each deal suits. Alternatively, you can use the postcode checker below the video to find the best Ultrafast broadband deals available at your address.
Gigabit Broadband for £13? Don’t Switch Before Seeing These Deals!
This video compares eight current ultrafast broadband-only deals with advertised average download speeds from 900Mbps to 2.3Gbps. It covers introductory prices, rewards, contract terms and the main benefits of packages from V4 Consumer, Hull Fibre, Rise Fibre, 4th Utility, Community Fibre, Sky, Vodafone and toob.

Check which of these ultrafast deals are available at your address
Broadband coverage can change from one street to the next. Enter your postcode below and we will show you the current broadband deals available at your property.
The results can include more packages than the eight in this article. That gives you a wider local comparison instead of limiting you to the video shortlist.
Enter your postcode to Find the best ultrafast deals available at your address.
Compare the eight featured broadband deals
| Provider and package | Average download speed | Current monthly price | Average Monthly | Key offer detail |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| V4 Consumer Full Fibre 1000 | 1,000Mbps | £0 for the first month | £38.15 | £36.99 from 1 October 2026 |
| Hull Fibre Ultrafast 24 | 1Gbps | £0 for the first month | £38.33 | £40 thereafter; MS3 network |
| Rise Fibre 2.3Gbps Full Fibre | 2.3Gbps | £13 for the first four months | £37.83 | £38 from January 2027; CityFibre package |
| 4th Utility 900Mbps Full Fibre | 900Mbps | £13.50 for the first six months | £27.63 | £31 from March 2027 |
| Community Fibre 1Gbps Fibre Broadband | 1Gbps | £20 | £22.75 | £23 from April 2027; Wi-Fi 7 router included |
| Sky Full Fibre Gigafast | 1Gbps | £25 | £17.50 | £180 Choice of Voucher through our website; CityFibre package |
| Vodafone Full Fibre 910 | 910Mbps | £25 | £25 | No setup fee; CityFibre package |
| toob home2300 | 2.3Gbps | £25 | £26.50 | £27 from April 2027; Wi-Fi 7 router included |
What Average Monthly means: We factor in temporary discounts, specific scheduled price changes, setup costs and rewards to give you an average monthly rate across the minimum contract term. It is a comparison figure, not the amount collected in every month.
Switching is easier with One Touch Switch
All eight providers support the UK’s One Touch Switch system.
Choose your new package and sign up online. Your new provider will handle the cancellation and switch-over with your current internet provider. You do not need to coordinate the standard switch yourself.
What you need to know about each deal
V4 Consumer Full Fibre 1000
V4 Consumer Full Fibre 1000 gives you your first month free. After that, the monthly price is £36.99 from 1 October 2026. There is no setup fee.
You get an advertised average download speed of 1,000Mbps. This package is a strong fit if you want gigabit broadband and would value a free first month with no upfront setup cost.
Hull Fibre Ultrafast 24
Hull Fibre Ultrafast 24 also gives you the first month free, followed by £40 a month.
The package comes with 1Gbps average downloads, unlimited usage, free standard installation and a free ultrafast router. It runs over the MS3 full-fibre network, so enter your postcode to check coverage in your area.
Rise Fibre 2.3Gbps Full Fibre
Rise Fibre’s 2.3Gbps Full Fibre package costs £13 a month for the first four months. The price goes up to £38 from January 2027.
Here is the big benefit: Rise advertises matching 2.3Gbps download and upload speeds. That makes it a powerful choice for busy homes, content creators and anyone who regularly sends or downloads very large files.
4th Utility 900Mbps Full Fibre
4th Utility’s 900Mbps Full Fibre package is half price for the first six months. You pay £13.50 a month during the offer, followed by £31 from March 2027.
Six discounted months make this one of the strongest introductory offers in the shortlist. You also get free activation, unlimited data and matching advertised 900Mbps download and upload speeds.
Community Fibre 1Gbps Fibre Broadband
Community Fibre’s 1Gbps package costs £20 a month. The price goes up to £23 from April 2027.
This is our pick for the strongest ongoing monthly price. You also get a Wi-Fi 7 router and matching advertised 1Gbps download and upload speeds. Community Fibre has its own regional network, so enter your postcode to check whether you can get the deal.
Sky Full Fibre Gigafast
Sky Full Fibre Gigafast costs £25 a month and delivers an advertised average download speed of 1Gbps over the CityFibre network.
The standout benefit is Sky’s £180 Choice of Voucher. This reward is available when you switch through our website, with retailers including Tesco, Sainsbury’s and M&S. Sky can also cover up to £200 of early termination charges when you switch before your existing contract ends. Check the full claim and voucher terms before ordering.
Vodafone Full Fibre 910
Vodafone Full Fibre 910 costs £25 a month with no setup fee. The package delivers an advertised average download speed of 910Mbps over the CityFibre network.
You pay £25 a month from the start and there is no voucher to claim. Vodafone offers Full Fibre 910 across different network areas, so enter your postcode to confirm the package available at your property.
toob home2300
toob home2300 costs £25 a month. The price goes up to £27 from April 2027.
You get matching advertised 2.3Gbps download and upload speeds plus a Wi-Fi 7 Linksys router. This package is built for busy homes that can make full use of multi-gigabit speeds.
Which ultrafast broadband deal should you choose?
Start with what matters most to you.
- Want a free first month? Check V4 Consumer and Hull Fibre.
- Want the longest introductory discount? 4th Utility gives you six months at £13.50.
- Want the strongest ongoing monthly price? Community Fibre costs £20 a month where its network is available.
- Want the biggest reward? Sky includes a £180 Choice of Voucher when you switch through our website.
- Want the fastest package? Rise Fibre and toob both offer 2.3Gbps download and upload speeds.
- Want a 900Mbps-class package without a voucher claim? Vodafone Full Fibre 910 costs £25 a month with no setup fee.
Speed still needs to match your household. A 900Mbps or 1Gbps package gives most homes substantial capacity for streaming, gaming, video calls and multiple connected devices. A 2.3Gbps package is better suited to heavy simultaneous use, demanding home working and frequent large file transfers.
For more help, read our guides to UK full-fibre alternative networks, XGS-PON broadband and the best UK broadband routers.
See which deals you can get now
The best offer is the one that combines the right speed, monthly price and availability at your address.
Enter your postcode and compare the current ultrafast broadband-only deals you can get.
For more weekly comparisons and practical broadband advice, visit the Best Broadband in My Area YouTube channel.
Frequently asked questions
What is ultrafast broadband?
Ofcom defines ultrafast broadband as a service offering download speeds of 300Mbps or more. Every package in this shortlist offers an advertised average download speed of at least 900Mbps.
What does broadband only mean?
No. Broadband availability depends on the networks serving your address. Enter your postcode to see which featured providers and other ultrafast packages are available at your property.
Why might the postcode checker show different deals from the video?
The video contains a national shortlist of eight current offers. The postcode checker searches the wider database and removes packages that are unavailable at your address. It can also show additional local options that were not featured in the video.
Which featured packages are the fastest?
V4 Consumer and Hull Fibre give you the first month free. Community Fibre has the lowest non-zero ongoing monthly price in the shortlist at £20 a month.
Do I need gigabit broadband for streaming and gaming?
A single stream or gaming session does not need a gigabit connection. Gigabit broadband becomes more useful when several people are streaming, gaming, downloading files or making video calls at the same time.
Is full fibre the same as ultrafast broadband?
No. Full fibre describes the connection technology running fibre-optic cable to the property. Ultrafast describes a download speed of at least 300Mbps. Full-fibre networks commonly provide ultrafast and gigabit packages.
Does faster broadband guarantee faster Wi-Fi?
No. Your Wi-Fi speed also depends on the router, the device you are using, interference, walls and your distance from the router. A fast broadband line works best with capable equipment and good Wi-Fi coverage around your home.
Will my new provider cancel my old broadband service?
All eight featured providers support One Touch Switch. When you complete a standard online switch, your new provider handles the cancellation and switch-over with your current internet provider.
Read the confirmation from your new provider before cancelling anything yourself, particularly if your current broadband is part of a wider TV, mobile or phone bundle.



