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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.
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About Trooli broadband
Trooli is a local, Kent-based independent provider, dedicated to connecting the home counties to lickety-split gigabit internet. You’ll find it in parts of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, East Anglia, East Sussex, Hampshire, and Kent.
Those lucky enough to be in an area on Trooli's network have access to full fibre – that’s fibre-to-the-premises, meaning the line is fibre optic all the way from the exchange to your home.
Pros and cons of Trooli broadband
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Pros of Trooli broadband
Ultrafast full fibre up to 900Mbps: You get fast speeds and a reliable line, using Trooli’s independent full fibre network
Locally based customer service team: Trooli boasts a good customer service record, with a team based in the same area as its broadband
No landline: All packages are broadband-only with no need to take out a landline
Competitive pricing: Trooli may not necessarily be the cheapest provider available to you, but its prices compare favourably with big providers
Generous upload speeds: Upload speeds on all packages are superfast or ultrafast. For everyday use, this means you can post files and pictures to the web quickly, and host streams or video calls seamlessly
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Cons of Trooli broadband
Limited availability: You’ll only find Trooli in a few southern English towns, and even there it’s limited. That’s fine if you’re happy to sign up for two years, but could present a problem if you move house in that time, as you may face hefty exit fees
Extra fees, including installation, are costly: For installation, for instance, you can expect to pay £120, plus £6 for each extra metre of cable required
24 month contracts: To get Trooli, you need to sign up to a long two-year contract
Installation is more complicated than most providers: Because Trooli has its own network, installation requires a few more steps. An engineer will need to visit your home and connect the cables in the street to your house, which will involve a little drilling. The whole process usually takes about an hour
No home phone: If you want a landline phone, you’ll need to install VoIP from another provider, or use VoIP apps on your devices. (It’s worth talking to the Trooli sales team if so, as they may be able to offer special deals with partner companies)
Why choose Trooli broadband?
A major advantage of getting Trooli is that it’s all full fibre broadband. That gives you incredibly fast speeds, and a more reliable line with less lag.
Trooli runs its own fully independent network – so if you’re not pleased with the service you’re getting from Openreach-based providers in your area (such as BT, Sky, TalkTalk, Plusnet, or Vodafone), Trooli offers an alternative.
It’s a broadband-only provider, meaning you don’t need a landline. If you do rely on a home phone, you’ll need to sign up to a VoIP provider, which gives you a home phone that uses your internet to make and receive calls.
In terms of pricing, Trooli isn’t the cheapest provider, but it isn’t the most expensive either. However, be aware that you may need to pay costly installation fees if you haven’t had Trooli broadband at your home before.
How fast is Trooli broadband?
Trooli broadband is ultrafast all round. There are three speeds available:
150Mbps – Trooli’s smallest package starts off strong, with more than enough speed to power a full household’s worth of devices, even if you all want to stream video at the same time
500Mbps – Even faster speeds, ideal for large households with lots of people and devices
900Mbps – Incredibly fast broadband for those homes that really benefit from the best broadband available. This one’s ideal if you rely on a high-quality internet connection for work, gaming, or streaming
If you can’t get Trooli…
Got a need for speed but don’t live in an area covered by Trooli? to see what’s available for you. You may find you can get ultrafast full fibre from the Openreach network (including providers such as BT, Sky, Vodafone, TalkTalk, or Plusnet), or from Virgin Media.
Elsewhere in the country, you may be able to get broadband from other independent full fibre providers. They include Hyperoptic (nationwide), Cuckoo (nationwide), Community Fibre (London), Gigaclear (rural areas nationwide), Fibrus (Northern Ireland and the north of England), and more.
If you don’t feel you really need ultrafast download speeds, you can save money by choosing a budget-friendly provider that offers a range of speeds. Look out for providers like NOW and TalkTalk.
Reviewed on 10 Dec 2025