Our July deals for YouFibre broadband range from £24 to £99.99 a month, depending on speed and contract length. Every deal here comes with free setup.
YouFibre's current packages don't include scheduled in-contract price rises, so the monthly price is expected to stay the same for the minimum contract term.
YouFibre keeps things simple with broadband-only packages. There are no home phone, TV or mobile extras.
YouFibre packages offer average download speeds from 200Mb to 7000Mb over full fibre (FTTP) connections. Upload speeds are symmetrical on these packages, so uploads match downloads. YouFibre delivers this broadband service over its independent full fibre network.
These packages don't include scheduled in-contract price rises. Because some providers build annual rises into their contracts and others don't, enter your postcode to compare the full cost at your address.
YouFibre is a full fibre provider that runs on its own network rather than renting space on the Openreach network, which most large providers do. YouFibre's broadband speeds are symmetrical, meaning the upload matches the download speed, on connections from 150Mb up to 7Gb. The network is built by sister company Netomnia, with YouFibre the retail brand that sells the connections.
Newer and smaller than BT or Sky, YouFibre has still built real scale. It passed 500,000 customers in 2026, across more than 150 towns, on a network that now passes around three million homes and businesses. The catch is availability, the network is still expanding and currently only reaches a fraction of UK homes, so the first step is to check if YouFibre is available in your area
How YouFibre operates sets it apart as much as its speeds. Prices are fixed for the life of the contract, with none of the annual mid contract rises now standard at the bigger providers. Contracts run 12 months rather than the usual 24, and YouFibre will put up to £300 towards the cost of leaving your current provider. For lower incomes, its You 50 social tariff offers 50Mbps at £16.99 a month for customers on qualifying benefits.
YouFibre topped our independent review of 10 broadband providers, but one thing is worth watching, its ownership is changing. In 2026 its parent agreed to be acquired, with the retail brand set to pass to Virgin Media O2. A competition regulator is examining the deal and due to report by December 2026, so nothing has completed and YouFibre trades as normal for now. Whether it keeps that form under new ownership is the open question.
On the face of it, YouFibre looks like an excellent choice. The review evidence suggests it gets the fundamentals right for most customers, with strong feedback on speed, value and installation. Engineers are regularly praised for being tidy, professional and easy to deal with, and the wider picture is that most customers seem happy once the service is live. YouFibre also stands out for keeping things simple: symmetrical full fibre speeds, surprisingly 24/7 support, 12 month contract options, no in-contract price rises and Wi-Fi 7 included as standard across all broadband packages. The weaker side of the picture is much smaller, but still worth noting. There are isolated complaints around switching incentives, pricing disputes and support being less convincing when a case becomes more technical. Overall, YouFibre comes across as a well equipped independent full fibre provider with relatively few serious negatives in the wider review evidence. With an excellent top tier speed of 7000Mb