Gigabit Broadband Deals
Compare our best deals from £25* a month.
*Data based on the minimum price of gigabit broadband sold through MoneySuperMarket in Feb 2025. Prices vary based on your personal details & circumstances.
Call Hyperoptic 0333 242 0295
1Gb Fibre Connection - Broadband Only.
New customers only
Call Hyperoptic - 03300 291 603
The same upload and download speed
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900Mb average* speed
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No setup costs
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24 month contract
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£20.00
per month -
Increasing to:
£24.00 on 1 Apr 2027
£28.00 on 1 Apr 2028
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£23.67 Avg. monthly cost
No setup costs
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New customers only
Call Hyperoptic - 03300 291 603
The same upload and download speed
Call EE 0800 079 0565
Full Fibre 1.6Gb
New customers only
Claim up to £300 switching credit | WiFi 7 router included.
Offer Ends 13/08/2026
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1600Mb average* speed
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£30 Setup costs
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24 month contract
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£33.99
per month -
Increasing to:
£37.99 on 31 Mar 2027
£41.99 on 31 Mar 2028
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£32.24 Avg. monthly cost
£30 Setup costs
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New customers only
Claim up to £300 switching credit | WiFi 7 router included.
Offer Ends 13/08/2026
Call EE 0800 079 0565
Full Fibre 900Mb
New customers only
Claim up to £300 switching credit | WiFi 7 router included.
Offer Ends 13/08/2026
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900Mb average* speed
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£30 Setup costs
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24 month contract
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£25.99
per month -
Increasing to:
£29.99 on 31 Mar 2027
£33.99 on 31 Mar 2028
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£25.49 Avg. monthly cost
£30 Setup costs
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New customers only
Claim up to £300 switching credit | WiFi 7 router included.
Offer Ends 13/08/2026
Call Quickline 01482 697755
Full Fibre 1000
New customers only
No mid-contract price rises, free install and router worth £200
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1000Mb average* speed
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No setup costs
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24 month contract
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£1.00
for 1 months -
£32.99
for months 2-24 -
£31.66 Avg. monthly cost
No setup costs
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New customers only
No mid-contract price rises, free install and router worth £200
Call Virgin Media 0333 060 3850
GIG1 Broadband Only
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1130Mb average* speed
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No setup costs
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24 month contract
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£22.99
per month -
Increasing to:
£26.99 in Apr 2027
£30.99 in Apr 2028
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£26.33 Avg. monthly cost
No setup costs
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Call BT 0800 328 1116
Fibre 900 only
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900Mb average* speed
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£30 Setup costs
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24 month contract
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£31.99
per month -
Increasing to:
£35.99 on 31 Mar 2027
£39.99 on 31 Mar 2028
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£31.08 Avg. monthly cost
£30 Setup costs
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*Average speeds are based on the download speeds of at least 50% of customers at peak time (8pm to 10pm). Speed can be affected by a range of technical and environmental factors. The speed you receive where you live may be lower than that listed above. You can check the estimated speed to your property prior to purchasing.
Fibre/cable services at your postcode are subject to availability. You can confirm availability on the provider's website.
Some broadband providers may increase monthly prices each year during your contract. Please refer to individual broadband provider's terms and conditions before signing up.
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What is gigabit broadband?
It’s broadband that can reach download speeds of 1Gbps. That’s 1,000Mbps, or one gigabit per second – hence why we call it ‘gigabit broadband’.
In other words, it’s incredibly fast internet. To give you an idea of just how fast that is, basic ADSL broadband only reaches average speeds around 10Mbps, while most standard fibre optic broadband clocks in between 30-100Mbps.
With a lightning-fast gigabit service, you can download files quickly, stream without interruption, and use lots of devices at once, and still have a lot of megabits’ worth of bandwidth to spare.
What’s more, those extra speeds don’t come cheap. Gigabit broadband is usually quite a bit more expensive than regular broadband.
What can I do with gigabit broadband speeds?
The real question is, what can’t you do with gigabit internet speeds? This type of broadband allows you to:
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Connect lots of devices
With all that bandwidth at your disposal, you can have several computers, phones, tablets, TVs, gaming consoles, and smart gadgets using the internet at once. That makes it a great choice for a household with lots of people.
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Stream video in high definition
You can stream 4K-resolution content with barely any buffering, even if someone else in the house is streaming TV too. According to Ofcom's latest report, gigabit speeds enable ultra hi-def video streaming with 100% delivery reliability², so you can spend less time buffering and more time watching.
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Work from home
Gigabit internet gives you plenty of speed to download large files, and to connect to VPNs, virtual environments, or remote PCs and services without being slowed down. It’s a more reliable line, so you don’t need to worry about losing connection from an important Zoom meeting.
How to compare and switch broadband
There are three simple steps to compare broadband deals and switch providers
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Check you're out of contract
Ensure you're no longer within the minimum terms of the contract length with your current broadband provider. You can find out by looking at your original contract, confirmation email, or by contacting their customer service.
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Enter your postcode and choose a personalised bundle
We algorithmically sort broadband packages based on your location, the speed you'd get, and how much it costs.
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Complete your switch
Your new provider should contact your current provider and arrange the switch for you. And you'll receive letters and emails updating you on this.
Who needs gigabit broadband?
Anyone who would benefit from a seriously high-powered internet connection.
That includes those who rely on very fast internet for work, households who regularly stream in high definition, and gamers who benefit from ultrafast broadband.
It’s essential, too, if you need high upload speeds – for instance, if you host a server, browse using a VPN, run livestreams as a content creator, or just make a lot of video calls.
It’s also not a bad shout if the only other internet in your postcode is slow or unreliable. If you haven’t had much luck with broadband from providers like BT or Virgin Media, gigabit providers offer an alternative.
Not everyone benefits from gigabit broadband, however. In all honesty, the average household – with fewer than, say, five internet users – is fine with a standard broadband connection. Especially if no one in the house does anything particularly intensive online.
And if you only really use the internet for email, social media, and watching a bit of TV, there’s no need for gigabit internet at all.
How to get a better broadband deal
Whether you're looking for cheap and cheerful or high-spec full fibre broadband, everyone's needs are different. Finding the best deal for you starts with understanding how you plan to use it or if bundling your services lower your monthly bill.
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Are you still within your contract?
If you're still in your minimum term, you'd be subject to an early repayment charge if you ended your contract early.
If you're out of contract or approaching the end, you can switch without penality.
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Can you get a better deal for the same price?
A tariff may offer everything you're looking for, but does it come to the right monthly price and offer good value for money? Shop around to find the right tariff at the best possible price.
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Can you get any bundles, freebies, or cashback?
Many providers offer tempting incentives, such as cashback or gift cards to new customers. These may help bring down the cost of an expensive broadband deal, although you should also consider whether these gifts are as important as factors such as speed and cost.
Broadband guides
Are gigabit broadband speeds worth it?
This really depends on two key considerations:
What do you want to use your internet for, and on how many devices?
What are the other options for your property?
If you really do rely on ultrafast speeds (e.g. if you work with high tech services, use VPNs a lot, stream in high definition or use VR regularly, or just have a very large household with lots of gadgets and lots of people using them at once), you may find gigabit broadband is worth it.
For the majority of households though, speeds between 50-100Mbps are more than enough. Even if you have a lot of connected devices. Bear in mind that most tasks, like browsing the web, listening to Spotify, or even streaming a TV show, only use a couple of megabits of bandwidth.
Can I get gigabit broadband in my area?
Ultrafast networks are mostly found in cities and decent-sized towns that providers have found to be the most financially viable. That said, the networks are expanding all the time.
Find out if you can get it where you are with our postcode checker. Type in your postcode, and we’ll show you everything available. You can find the very fastest options by sorting the searching results by speed.
Which providers offer gigabit broadband?
Gigabit speeds are available in certain areas through the BT-owned Openreach network, which a large number of other broadband providers piggyback on.
Virgin Media also offers extremely fast internet, in speeds up to 1130Mbps – but, again, its very highest speeds are limited to certain areas.
Other gigabit broadband options tend to come from independent networks. Many of these are often highly localised to one area of the country, and dedicated to getting as many locals connected to fast internet as possible
Here’s a full list of providers we list through our broadband comparison service who offer 1Gbps gigabit broadband (or, at minimum, broadband of 900Mbps+):
About our broadband comparison tool
Who we compare
We compare broadband deals from providers who take part in our comparison service.
This means the results may not include every broadband provider in the UK, every package from each provider, or every deal available directly from a provider.
Before you apply, it is worth checking whether the deal meets your needs and whether any other offers are available elsewhere.
How deals are updated
Broadband deal information is provided to us through supplier feeds and provider data.
We refresh deal information regularly so that prices, speeds, offers and availability are kept as up to date as possible.
Deals can change or be withdrawn by providers, so you should always check the final price, offer details and provider terms before applying.
Why we ask for your address
Broadband availability can vary depending on where you live.
Your address or postcode helps us check which broadband deals are more likely to be available at your property. Availability can depend on things like network coverage, local infrastructure, line availability, property type and installation requirements.
The results are based on the information available at the time you search. Final availability is confirmed by the provider when you apply.
How average monthly cost is calculated
Average monthly cost is intended to help you compare deals more easily by showing the estimated monthly cost over the contract term.
It may include the monthly price, contract length, upfront or setup fees, discounts and selected rewards where these can be included in the calculation.
Some rewards or incentives may be shown separately and may depend on eligibility, redemption steps or provider terms.
The average monthly cost is a comparison figure. Your actual payments may differ, especially if prices change during the contract or if you add extras.
New customers only
Most deals shown are for new customers unless stated otherwise.
If you are already with a provider, you may not be eligible for the same deal. Existing customers may need to contact their current provider directly to discuss renewal, upgrade or retention offers.
How deals are ranked
Ranking may take account of factors such as availability, price, speed, contract length, features, rewards, special offers and commercial arrangements.
You may be able to change the sort order or filter results to focus on what matters most to you, such as price, speed or contract length.
Featured deals and sponsored placements
A “featured deal” is a deal that is highlighted in the comparison results.
Featured deals may be paid placements, sponsored promotions or deals that are commercially agreed with MoneySuperMarket.
A featured deal is not necessarily the cheapest deal or the best deal for every customer. You should compare the full deal details before applying.
Special offers
A “special offer” means a deal includes an incentive or promotion.
This could include things like a limited-time monthly price, voucher, cashback, bill credit, reward card, free setup, free installation or another benefit.
Special offers may have separate terms, eligibility rules, claim steps and end dates. You should check the provider’s terms before applying.
Things to check before applying
Before choosing a broadband deal, check:
The final monthly price
The contract length
Any setup, delivery or upfront fees
The estimated speed
Any annual price rises
Cancellation or early exit fees
Whether you are eligible for rewards or special offers
How and when any reward is claimed
The expected installation date
The provider’s terms and conditions
Broadband prices, availability and offers can change. The provider will confirm the final deal details before your application is completed.
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