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Connect Fibre Full Fibre 250 - 24m
No mid contract price rises
Effective Monthly Cost£25.00
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No mid contract price rises
Effective Monthly Cost£25.00
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Effective Monthly Cost£29.00
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Effective Monthly Cost£45.00
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Effective Monthly Cost£37.00
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Every package comes with a Wi-Fi 7 router as standard. This helps your wireless network keep up with the fast full fibre speeds, particularly in homes with lots of connected devices.
Several deals feature no mid-contract price rises. The price you sign up for remains the exact price you pay for the entire length of your agreement.
You can choose between 12-month and 24-month contracts. The 12-month options cost more per month but offer helpful flexibility if you do not want a long commitment.
Instead of just selling on speed, they offer specific bundles aimed at gamers and families. They also sell Wall to Wall WiFi packages designed to guarantee coverage in larger homes.
Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Cambridgeshire, Connect Fibre operates as an independent regional altnet rather than reselling services on the national Connect Fibre's own network infrastructure. With backing from a January 2022 Foresight Group investment to fund network expansion, They focus on community-led full fibre rollouts, building dedicated local connections in specific towns and villages.
The main draw here is the hardware and the pricing structure. They include a Wi-Fi 7 router as standard across their range, which is unusual at this price point, since most providers still ship older Wi-Fi 6 equipment. They also offer genuine flat-price contracts with no mid-contract rises on several deals, alongside themed bundles aimed at gamers and families.
Because they build and run their own physical network, availability is strictly regional. You cannot get their service just anywhere in the UK. They only operate in specific towns and villages where they have actively laid fibre, so checking your postcode is essential before looking too closely at the packages.
This 250Mbps tier provides comfortable headroom for typical family use. It suits households of three or more people running multiple devices, streaming in 4K, working from home, and playing online games simultaneously.
This package delivers the same 250Mbps speed but focuses on enhanced whole-home coverage. It is aimed at larger properties with three or more bedrooms, or older homes with thick walls where a standard router struggles to reach every room.
At 500Mbps, this tier handles heavy demand with ease. It works well for households with several heavy users running multiple 4K streams, downloading large game updates, and making video calls all at the same time.
This 1Gbps connection provides substantial capacity for very demanding homes. It suits households with multiple heavy users running 4K streams, large game downloads, and cloud collaboration tools simultaneously.
This 2Gbps tier is for specific use cases like content creators who need fast upload speeds for large video files, or gamers who want to download 100GB titles in minutes. Wired connections to primary devices like desktops and gaming PCs see the full benefit, while the included Wi-Fi 7 router helps deliver these speeds to newer compatible wireless devices.
Pricing sits firmly in the mid-range. Their entry-level Connect Fibre Full Fibre 250 - 24m package starts at 250Mbps for £25.00 a month on a 24-month contract. They do not cater to light users looking for a cheap sub-100Mbps connection. You can choose between 12-month and 24-month terms, though the shorter contracts cost noticeably more per month. Installation is free across the board.
The standout feature for many switchers is their stance on mid-contract price rises. Several packages are sold on a flat-price basis, meaning the price you agree to on day one is exactly what you pay for the full term. You do need to check the specific deal, as some of their faster tiers include introductory discounts that revert to a higher standard rate after the first 12 months.
Connect Fibre vs BT. Connect Fibre offers a faster top speed of 2Gbps compared to 900Mbps from BT, and provides a shorter 12-month contract option next to BT’s standard 24-month terms. The Connect Fibre entry point is £25.00 for 250Mbps, whereas BT starts at a similar price point but for a much slower 36Mbps part-fibre connection. BT applies fixed price rises every March and belongs to the Ofcom Automatic Compensation Scheme, while Connect Fibre offers flat-price options and is not part of the compensation scheme.
Connect Fibre vs Sky. Sky reaches a higher top speed of 5Gbps against the 2Gbps maximum from Connect Fibre, and offers a cheaper entry price for its 150Mbps tier. You can get a 12-month contract with Connect Fibre, while Sky only offers 24-month commitments. Sky contracts include unspecified mid-contract rises with exit rights, whereas Connect Fibre sells flat-price deals with no mid-contract rises.
Connect Fibre vs Plusnet. Plusnet is a national Openreach provider with fixed pounds-and-pence price rises scheduled every March, while Connect Fibre is limited to its own regional footprint but offers flat-price contracts. Connect Fibre goes up to 2Gbps, doubling the 900Mbps top speed available from Plusnet. Plusnet has a cheaper entry price for its 74Mbps package, but Connect Fibre gives you a shorter 12-month contract option instead of being tied down for 24 months.
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Savings estimated for broadband switches, from the typical bill our exit-fee calculator users report against comparable deals on our panel.
They hold a rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 2,527 reviews on Trustpilot and offer UK-based customer support. They operate their own independent full fibre network, though this means availability is strictly regional rather than national.
Several of their packages are sold as flat-price contracts with no mid-contract price rises for the full term. You should check the specific deal details, as some faster tiers include introductory discounts that revert to a higher standard rate after the first 12 months.
You can reach their customer service team by calling 01223 080 790. Support is UK-based.
Founded in Cambridgeshire in 2019, they build and run their own independent network. This means they are only available in specific towns and villages where they have laid their own fibre cables, so you will need to check your postcode.
You receive a Wi-Fi 7 router as standard on every package. This newer standard is designed to handle multiple high-bandwidth devices on a gigabit connection, and they also offer Wall to Wall WiFi bundles to boost range in larger homes.
No, they are not currently a member of the scheme. Any compensation for delayed installations, missed appointments, or extended outages is handled under their own terms rather than through automatic industry payouts.
You can sign up for either 12 or 24 months, with no 1-month rolling options available. The 12-month deals cost more per month, with the Connect Fibre Full Fibre 250 - 24m package costing more on the 12-month term than the equivalent 24-month version.
No, their range starts at 250Mbps. If you live alone or only need a basic 50Mbps to 100Mbps connection for light browsing and streaming, an Openreach-based provider will likely be cheaper.
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Savings are estimates: the typical bill our exit-fee calculator users report against comparable deals on our panel, applied per confirmed broadband switch. Ofcom finds in-contract broadband customers pay £7 to £9 a month less than out-of-contract customers (February 2026). How we work this out
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