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Sort by speed, price, provider, and contract length. Find deals that match your needs perfectly.
Choose your provider and sign up. One Touch Switch means your new provider cancels your old supplier for you. No downtime.
Don’t overpay for reliable internet. Compare prices across all speed tiers, sometimes faster packages cost less due to promotions. Look for student discounts or social tariffs if eligible.
Faster speeds don’t always mean higher prices. Providers often discount higher speed packages to win customers. Compare actual monthly costs rather than assuming slower speeds save money.
Setup fees, router charges, and mid contract price rises add hundreds to your bill. We show all costs upfront so you know exactly what you’ll pay.
Every switch through Switchity plants a tree at no extra cost. Save money, get better broadband, help the environment.
Check your early termination fee first – some new providers will pay it for you. Or try haggling with your current provider’s retention team. Use our ETF calculator to see if switching saves money overall.
Using postcode G46 6TW as a sample, Glasgow’s fastest broadband reaches 5000Mbps, though availability varies by exact address depending on local infrastructure.
Top 3 Fastest Broadband Deals
Affordable broadband in Glasgow starts around £17.00 per month, with speeds and pricing varying by location.
Top 3 Cheapest Broadband Deals
Glasgow has great infrastructure coverage across full fibre, copper, and mobile broadband technologies. Specific packages, speeds, and pricing depend on your exact address. Use our postcode checker to see the latest deals available at your address.
According to recent data from Think Broadband, Glasgow has excellent infrastructure coverage with multiple broadband technologies available across the city.
These figures show what broadband types can be accessed across Glasgow:
Current broadband connections in Glasgow are split across these technologies:
This data reveals a significant gap between what’s available and what residents actually use. With nearly 90% of Glasgow able to access full fibre but less than half currently using it, many households may be paying for slower speeds than necessary.
Given Glasgow’s competitive broadband landscape with multiple full fibre providers, residents could potentially access faster speeds at competitive prices. The city’s extensive infrastructure coverage means most properties have genuine choice between providers and technologies.
Glasgow residents can access broadband from major UK providers including BT, Sky, Virgin Media, Vodafone, and Plusnet, alongside alternative network providers offering full fibre services.
Thanks to Ofcom’s One Touch Switch, launched September 2024, over 1.6 million people have already made the move.
One Touch Switch lets you change broadband providers with a single request. Sign up to your new provider and they handle everything, including cancelling your old supplier. No retention calls, no hassle.
Complete your order with your new provider using your address and current supplier details. They’ll automatically send you key information like early termination charges, then arrange the switch for your preferred date.
No double payments, you won’t pay for your old service after the new one starts. If delays happen, providers must compensate you within 30 days. Most switches happen with zero downtime.
Join a growing community saving £25,000+ and funding reforestation with every switch.
Every Switchity deal saves you money and helps reforest the planet. Here’s our impact so far:
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Trees per switch
4,000+ kg
CO₂ captured
18% to goal
182/1,000 trees
£25,000+
Customer savings
These trees capture over 4,000 kg of CO2 and release nearly 3,000 kg of oxygen annually.
For basic browsing and email, 10-30Mbps is sufficient. For streaming 4K content and video calls, aim for 50-100Mbps. Households with multiple users streaming simultaneously should consider 150Mbps or higher. Gaming and home working benefit from speeds above 100Mbps with low latency.
FTTP (Fibre to the Premises) delivers fibre cables directly to your property, offering speeds up to 1000Mbps or higher. FTTC (Fibre to the Cabinet) uses fibre to local cabinets then copper wires to your home, typically providing speeds up to 80Mbps.
FTTP generally offers more reliable speeds and better performance.
Broadband installation typically takes around 14 days from signing up, though this can vary. If your property already has an active line, you may be able to self install the equipment and get connected sooner.
However, if a new line or cable needs installing, or if there are unexpected external issues, the process can take longer and require an engineer visit.
Yes, you can usually maintain your existing broadband service when relocating within Glasgow, but early contact with your provider is essential to verify coverage at your new location. If service is available, they can facilitate the transfer, though fees may apply particularly during active contract periods. When providers cannot serve your new address or contracts have expired, relocation presents an ideal opportunity to explore alternative options.
Steps to take:
1. Contact your provider immediately after confirming your new address and moving date to verify service availability at the new location.
2. Review your contract terms to understand remaining obligations. Early termination charges may apply if switching providers or if service cannot be continued at the new address. Try our early termination fee calculator to see an estimated cost.
3. Organize the service transfer if coverage exists at your new property. Your provider will manage the transition process, which may involve new equipment installation or reusing existing hardware depending on their requirements.
4. Evaluate switching options if service is unavailable at your new address or if you are no longer bound by contract terms. House moves provide excellent timing to research different providers and compare deals in your new area.
First, test your speed at different times using multiple devices connected via ethernet cable. Speeds can vary due to network congestion, Wi-Fi interference, or distance from your router.
Contact your provider if speeds consistently fall below 50% of the advertised rate, as you may be eligible for compensation or a free upgrade.
Compare 400+ broadband deals from 31 providers. Fresh offers added every day, real prices you can trust.
Switchers save around £250 yearly on average. Find your best price in minutes.
150+ special offers live now. Bill credits, gift cards, and limited time deals that actually add value.
Switchity started with one belief: saving money shouldn’t cost the earth. Every person who switches with us proves that small choices create big change. Together, we’re building something special, a community where your household savings fund a greener future.
ENVIRONMENTAL PARTNER
Verified reforestation partner
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Every switch matters. When you save money, we plant a tree. We’ve already funded 182 trees together, and we’re racing toward 1,000.
Your next switch isn’t just about better broadband, it’s about the forest we’re growing, one decision at a time.
182
Trees we’ve grown together
£25,000
Saved by our community
£250
Your typical yearly saving
818 to go
Help us reach 1,000 trees