Broadband
Community Fibre provides full fibre broadband with symmetrical upload and download speeds. Packages range from entry-level speeds to services offering up to 5Gbps where available.
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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.
Community Fibre broadband: deals, speeds, and bundles
Community Fibre offers full-fibre broadband with symmetrical download and upload speeds, with packages ranging from 35Mbps to 5Gbps in selected areas. Customers can also add TV and Calls to eligible packages.
On this page, you can compare Community Fibre broadband deals, explore available speeds and bundle options, check pricing and contract costs, and see how Community Fibre compares with other UK broadband providers.
Community Fibre broadband at a glance
Speeds up to
5000Mb^
as of August 2026
Deals from
£16
.75^
Accurate as of 06 August 2026.
What does Community Fibre broadband offer?
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TV
Customers can add Community Fibre TV to their broadband package. TV is available as an optional add-on rather than being included with broadband as standard.
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Home phone
Community Fibre Calls is a digital home phone service that can be added to eligible broadband packages. You may also be able to keep your existing phone number when you switch.
What Community Fibre broadband speeds can I get?
Community Fibre offers a range of full fibre broadband packages with symmetrical download and upload speeds. The speeds available at your address will depend on network availability.
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Up to 75Mbps
Suitable for smaller households that mainly browse the web, check emails, make video calls and stream in HD on a few devices at the same time.
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150Mbps to 500Mbps
Suitable for households with multiple users who regularly stream TV, play online games, work from home and connect several devices at once.
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920Mbps to 1Gbps
Suitable for busy households with lots of connected devices, frequent 4K streaming, large downloads and online gaming.
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2Gbps to 5Gbps
Community Fibre also offers multi-gigabit broadband in selected areas. These packages may suit homes with very high internet usage, multiple heavy users or specialist networking requirements.
Broadband providers compared
Community Fibre vs. Virgin Media and BT
Community Fibre | Virgin Media | BT | |
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Cheapest deal | £16.75 | £22.32 | £28.66 |
Max speed available | 5000Mb | 2000Mb | 900Mb |
Average monthly cost | £22.83 | £46.24 | £67.30 |
Average first year cost | £309.11 | £530 | £789.31 |
Average total contract cost | £635.53 | £1109.69 | £1615.19 |
Mid-contract price rise | N/A | ||
Customer satisfaction | N/A | 83% | 85% |
Speeds and costs based on people who found a broadband deal at MoneySuperMarket.
Community Broadband bundle options
Bundling
Community Fibre offers more than just broadband. Eligible customers can also add Community Fibre TV and Community Fibre Calls to create a bundle that suits their needs.
Unlike some providers, Community Fibre keeps its services flexible. You can choose broadband only or add TV and digital home phone services if you want them. Availability may vary depending on your package and location.
Customers can choose from:
Broadband only
Broadband and TV – ideal if you'd like broadband and entertainment from the same provider.
Broadband and Community Fibre Calls – add a digital home phone service to eligible broadband packages.
Broadband with both TV and Calls – combine broadband with optional TV and phone services.
If you're still deciding which package is right for you, you can compare all broadband deals or browse broadband and TV packages.
Community Fibre TV
Community Fibre TV is available as an optional add-on for eligible broadband customers. The service combines streaming apps and on-demand content with live TV. An aerial is required if you want to watch Freeview channels.
Depending on your package, you can watch live TV, access on-demand content and use popular streaming apps. Some streaming services require a separate paid subscription.
Does Community Fibre offer broadband-only options?
Yes. Community Fibre broadband is available without taking TV or home phone services, so you can choose a broadband-only package if that's all you need.
Because Community Fibre uses a full fibre (FTTP) network, your broadband connection is delivered directly to your home without requiring a traditional copper phone line.
Not sure whether Community Fibre is available where you live? Check what's available at your address using MoneySuperMarket's FTTP postcode checker.
Can I get Community Fibre broadband deals in my area?
Community Fibre's full fibre network is available across much of London, with coverage also expanding into parts of Surrey and Sussex. However, availability varies by address, so even if your local area is covered, your property may not yet be connected.
The quickest way to find out if Community Fibre is available where you live is to use our broadband postcode checker:
If Community Fibre isn't available at your address, you can still compare other full fibre and broadband deals available in your area:
Broadband guides
Is Community Fibre available in my area?
Community Fibre's full fibre network is available across much of London, with coverage expanding into parts of Surrey and Sussex. Availability varies by address, so you'll need to check whether your property can be connected.
Use ourFTTP postcode checker to see if Community Fibre or another full fibre provider is available where you live.
Is Community Fibre full fibre broadband?
Yes. Community Fibre provides full fibre (FTTP) broadband, which means a fibre-optic cable runs directly to your home. Unlike older broadband technologies that rely on copper phone lines for part of the connection, full fibre can deliver faster and more reliable speeds.
Find out more about full fibre broadband.
Do I need a phone line to get Community Fibre broadband?
No. Community Fibre uses a full fibre network, so you don't need a traditional landline to receive broadband. If you'd like a home phone service, you can add Community Fibre Calls to eligible broadband packages.
Can I switch to Community Fibre if I'm still under contract?
Yes. You can usually order Community Fibre before your existing broadband contract ends. However, if you leave your current provider before the end of your minimum term, you may have to pay early exit charges. It's worth checking your current contract before you switch.
Read our guide on switchingbroadband providers.
Does Community Fibre increase its prices during the contract?
Community Fibre’s current price-locked deals do not increase during the minimum contract term. However, its pricing policy can vary by deal, so check the terms before signing up. Once your minimum term ends, your price may increase unless you renew or switch to another deal.
Can I get Community Fibre broadband without TV or a home phone?
Yes. Community Fibre offers broadband-only packages, so you don't have to take TV or home phone services. If you'd like to build a bundle, you can add Community Fibre TV or Community Fibre Calls to eligible broadband packages.
Compare the latest broadband-only deals.
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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Reviewed on 28 Aug 2026 by
YouGov Survey 1st July 2024 to 30th June 2025. Net Recommend score derived from “Which of the following online service websites would you recommend to a friend or colleague, or tell them to avoid?” Base: Current Customers of (MoneySuperMarket n=18,382, Compare the Market n=16,802, Go.Compare n=10,162, Confused.com n=8,229, Uswitch n=528).
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Overall satisfaction according to Ofcom's 2025 customer service report
