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TalkTalk
Price rises
£29.00 from 1 April 2027
£33.00 from 1 April 2028
Effective Monthly Cost£24.63
More details about Full Fibre 150 CityFibreTalkTalk
Price rises
£29.00 from 1 April 2027
£33.00 from 1 April 2028
Effective Monthly Cost£26.08
More details about Full Fibre 150TalkTalk
Price rises
£29.00 from 1 April 2027
£33.00 from 1 April 2028
Effective Monthly Cost£26.08
More details about Full Fibre 150TalkTalk
Price rises
£40.00 from 1 April 2027
£44.00 from 1 April 2028
Effective Monthly Cost£35.63
More details about Full Fibre 900 CityFibreTalkTalk
Price rises
£40.00 from 1 April 2027
£44.00 from 1 April 2028
Effective Monthly Cost£37.50
More details about Full Fibre 900TalkTalk
Price rises
£40.00 from 1 April 2027
£44.00 from 1 April 2028
Effective Monthly Cost£37.50
More details about Full Fibre 900Average speed is the download speed at least half of customers get at peak time (8pm to 10pm). We earn a commission from the provider when you switch through our links, at no extra cost to you. Commission never affects how deals are ranked.
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Customer rating sourced from Trustpilot. Checked 11 September 2026.
TalkTalk taps into both Openreach and CityFibre rather than sticking to a single wholesale network. This means your available speeds and connection type vary depending on which infrastructure reaches your specific street.
You get network-level security filtering built into your connection at no extra cost. This blocks malicious sites and lets you restrict content across all devices connected to your home Wi-Fi.
You don’t pay any upfront activation or postage fees when joining. This is a helpful saving compared to providers that charge to send out the router or switch on the line.
Every package includes the standard Wi-Fi Hub or the newer Wi-Fi Hub 3. While a free router is standard practice across the market, these units are fully capable of handling regular daily browsing and streaming.
TalkTalk started in 2003 as a subsidiary of Carphone Warehouse before breaking off as a standalone business in March 2010. The company is headquartered in Salford and is currently owned by Toscafund Asset Management following a 1.1 billion pound takeover in 2021.
TalkTalk doesn’t own its core infrastructure. Instead, it acts as a reseller, using the Openreach network alongside CityFibre. The main draw here is the dual-network access. Because TalkTalk taps into both networks, the speed and value you get depend heavily on which network is live at your specific address. Alongside this flexibility, they include their Home Safe security filter as standard on all plans. You also get free setup across the entire range, saving you the upfront activation fees that many rivals still charge just to switch the line on.
Between the two networks, availability is widespread across the UK. Most homes can access the standard copper-based services, while the full fibre rollout covers a large footprint. Because the provider runs on both Openreach and CityFibre, a postcode checker is essential to see exactly what speeds reach your front door. If one network hasn’t reached your street yet, there is a strong chance the other one already has.
Delivering average speeds of 75Mbps, the Fibre 65 plan uses FTTC (fibre-to-the-cabinet) technology and is TalkTalk’s entry-level broadband package. It suits a couple or small family doing standard web browsing, checking emails, streaming high-definition video, and working from home. It can feel stretched if a large household tries to stream and game heavily all at once.
Using full-fibre (FTTP) infrastructure, the Full Fibre 150 tier offers average speeds around 152Mbps. This is a strong choice for a family of three or four streaming in 4K, gaming online, and working from home simultaneously.
The Full Fibre 500 option provides average speeds around 516Mbps for busy homes. It handles households of four or five running multiple 4K streams, downloading large console games, and keeping several smart-home devices connected at once without buffering.
Reaching average speeds around 944Mbps, the Full Fibre 900 tier is built for large households with heavy data needs. It is the right fit if you have multiple heavy uploaders doing large file transfers, content creation, and cloud backups alongside heavy streaming.
TalkTalk sits firmly in the budget to mid-range bracket. It ranks among the cheaper big-name providers without being the lowest priced option at every tier. The current Full Fibre 150 CityFibre package at 150Mbps costs £25.00 a month on a 24-month term. While they currently advertise no price rises in 2026, the contract still includes a single rise scheduled for the following year. The headline price applies for the first year, with a single increase scheduled for year two, although having just one rise is fewer than the two baked into many Openreach competitors.
You won’t find short-term flexibility here. Every plan requires a 24-month commitment, with no rolling or 12-month options available. Setup is completely free across all packages and this provider also regularly includes gift cards to secure your custom.
TalkTalk vs Plusnet. TalkTalk offers faster top speeds reaching 940Mbps, while Plusnet caps out slightly lower. Plusnet is generally cheaper at the entry level and advertises UK-based support, whereas TalkTalk uses offshore call centres. Structurally, TalkTalk includes one mid-contract price rise in its 24-month term, while Plusnet includes two.
TalkTalk vs NOW Broadband. TalkTalk provides gigabit options up to 940Mbps, whereas NOW lacks a gigabit tier entirely. Both lock you in for a 24-month term, but NOW is slightly cheaper on entry-level plans. NOW may increase your price during the contract but with a right to exit, while TalkTalk has a single price rise in its contract.
TalkTalk vs Vodafone. Vodafone offers a faster 1.8Gbps tier and a 4G backup dongle that TalkTalk doesn’t match. Both start around the same price on a 24-month agreement. The main structural difference is that Vodafone has two mid-contract price rises during the term, compared to a single rise from TalkTalk.
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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.
The provider currently has a Trustpilot rating of 2.1/5 from 89,724 reviews. Ofcom data for Q1 2026 shows 10 complaints per 100,000 customers, the highest of the major providers and well above the industry average of 6. While the customer service metrics are mixed, the packages remain a popular budget choice due to their competitive pricing and dual-network availability.
Yes, one mid-contract price rise is built into the standard 24-month term. While current deals advertise no price rise in 2026, the terms dictate an increase in the following year. This is still fewer rises than the two you typically face with other major providers.
TalkTalk uses both Openreach and CityFibre to deliver its services. It operates a dual-network model rather than owning its own cables. The network you connect to depends entirely on which infrastructure is live at your address.
No, the customer support teams are based offshore. If you need to speak to an advisor, your call will be handled by an offshore team rather than a UK-based call centre.
Yes, TalkTalk is signed up to the automatic compensation scheme. This means you receive automatic bill credits if your repair is delayed, an engineer misses an appointment, or your new service fails to start on the agreed activation date.
You will receive either the Wi-Fi Hub or the Wi-Fi Hub 3, depending on your package. The router is included for free with your plan and is designed to handle the speeds of the tier you select.
Home Safe is a network-level security filter that blocks malicious websites and allows you to set parental controls. It is included as standard across all plans at no extra cost. Because it operates at the network level, it protects every device connected to your Wi-Fi.
No, TalkTalk currently only offers a 24 month minimum term across its entire range. There are no 12-month, 18-month, or 30-day rolling contract options available if you need a shorter commitment.
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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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