YouFibre
You 200
No mid contract price rises
Effective Monthly Cost£20.00
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No mid contract price rises
Effective Monthly Cost£20.00
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No mid contract price rises
Effective Monthly Cost£25.00
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No mid contract price rises
Effective Monthly Cost£30.00
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No mid contract price rises
Effective Monthly Cost£50.00
More details about You 8000Average 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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This is the fastest residential speed available on the Switchity panel. It provides plenty of capacity for specific high-demand use cases.
Every package delivers upload speeds that match the download speeds. Most Openreach-based providers deliver far slower uploads, making this a genuine advantage for video calls and cloud backups.
YouFibre includes a Wi-Fi 7 router on every package, rather than restricting it to the most expensive tiers. This newer standard handles multiple high-bandwidth devices better than the more common Wi-Fi 6.
Every deal runs for a 12-month term as standard. This is distinctive in a market heavily dominated by 24-month lock-ins.
The price you agree at checkout is locked in. You will not face inflation-linked or fixed-pounds increases during your minimum term.
Founded in December 2019 by Jeremy Chelot, YouFibre is headquartered in Tewkesbury. It operates as an independent altnet running its own full-fibre network, which is built and operated directly by its sister company Netomnia. The brand is not an Openreach or CityFibre reseller, opting instead to control its own infrastructure from the ground up.
YouFibre positions itself as a specialist provider with a small, focused range and aggressive pricing in the areas it covers. The 7Gbps maximum makes it the fastest residential option on the Switchity panel. Every package comes with fully symmetrical upload and download speeds, a Wi-Fi 7 router, and a strictly enforced 12-month contract.
Coverage is entirely postcode-dependent and patchy compared to the national incumbents. The main rollout focus is Northeast England, but the provider also serves customers across all four UK countries via its own infrastructure and the Brsk network. You must run a postcode check to see if the network is live on your street.
The You 200 package provides 200Mbps, suiting households of three or more with HD streaming, gaming, and multiple devices competing for bandwidth. The symmetrical 200Mbps upload is the genuine differentiator over similarly priced older connections, proving highly useful if you regularly join video calls or back files up to the cloud.
The You 1000 package delivers 900Mbps, suiting busy households of four or more people with multiple streamers and gamers running at once. It provides comfortable headroom to spare.
The You 2000 package pushes into multi-gig territory, offering 1800Mbps. This tier is for specific use cases rather than general household size, letting gamers download large AAA titles in minutes or helping remote workers shift big files to the cloud. The symmetrical 1.8Gbps upload is the standout feature here.
The You 8000 package is the fastest residential tier on the Switchity panel, providing 7000Mbps. This caters directly to content creators uploading large video projects and home server users backing up terabytes of data across the network. Keep in mind that only wired devices see the full benefit, as typical Wi-Fi devices will not saturate this connection even on Wi-Fi 7.
YouFibre aims for budget-to-mid positioning for entry speeds, while sitting in the premium bracket for the multi-gig options. The YouFibre You 200 package (200Mbps) currently starts at £20.00 a month. That entry point makes it one of the lowest priced 200Mbps full-fibre options on the panel. The brand does not currently offer gift cards or cashback incentives.
YouFibre explicitly does not apply mid-contract price rises on any deal. The price you agree to at sign-up is exactly what you pay for the full duration of your term. Every deal sits on a 12-month contract, providing a meaningful difference from the major providers that lock customers in for two years.
YouFibre vs BT. YouFibre offers a faster 7Gbps maximum compared to BT 900Mbps and is cheaper at entry level for a significantly faster connection. BT applies fixed-pounds mid-contract price rises every March and locks you in for 24 months, whereas YouFibre sets flat prices on 12-month contracts. BT frequently offers reward cards to new customers, which YouFibre lacks.
YouFibre vs Sky. YouFibre beats the Sky 5Gbps maximum with its 7Gbps top tier and costs less at entry level for a faster speed. Sky contracts run for 24 months but prices could change during the term, while YouFibre guarantees the price for 12 months. Sky usually offers gift card incentives to sign up, but YouFibre relies purely on lower monthly pricing.
YouFibre vs Zzoomm. Both are independent altnets running their own infrastructure with symmetrical speeds, Wi-Fi 7 routers, and 12-month contracts. YouFibre offers a faster 7Gbps speed over the Zzoomm 2.3Gbps maximum and is cheaper at entry level. Zzoomm deals state that prices may rise during the contract and offer switching credit, whereas YouFibre fixes the price completely and offers no switching credit.
Every successful switch through Switchity plants two trees through our verified reforestation partner, Ecologi. A mature tree takes up about 22 kg of CO₂ a year, according to the European Environment Agency. Once grown, the 450 trees our switchers have funded could absorb around 9,900 kg of CO₂ a year.
Savings estimated for broadband switches, from the typical bill our exit-fee calculator users report against comparable deals on our panel.
YouFibre holds a Trustpilot rating of 4.7/5 from 101,521 reviews. It is not large enough to feature in the official Ofcom complaints data, which tracks the larger providers. It is strong on price locks, short contract lengths, and pure speed, but weak on coverage breadth and sign-up incentives.
No. YouFibre does not apply mid-contract price rises. The price agreed at sign-up applies for the full 12 months on every package.
Customer support is mixed, with some representatives based in the UK and some operating offshore. You can contact their customer service team directly by calling 0330 822 2222.
Coverage is entirely postcode-dependent and patchy compared to national providers. The main rollout focus is Northeast England, but customers exist across all four UK countries. You must run a postcode check to see if the network has reached your street.
YouFibre uses its own FTTP network built by sister company Netomnia, along with the Brsk network. It does not use Openreach. This independent infrastructure allows for faster top speeds but means it has a much narrower geographic reach.
Offering 12-month contracts is unusual in a broadband market dominated by 24-month deals. This shorter term gives you the flexibility to leave or renegotiate after a year without paying more for the privilege.
Setup fees vary by package, check the deal terms before signing up. Check the total contract cost to get the full picture on what you will pay over the course of the contract.
No, YouFibre does not participate in this voluntary scheme. Providers like BT and Sky do participate, which guarantees automatic bill credit for missed appointments, delayed repairs, and delayed installations.
Every switch through Switchity supports reforestation and saves our community money on their broadband.
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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