Truespeed broadband deals
Why choose Truespeed?
*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 Truespeed
If you’re in the South West of England, Truespeed is a provider dedicated to bringing you some of the fastest broadband on the market.
It offers packages with guaranteed download speeds of at least 150Mbps – the kind of speed guarantee that few other providers can offer, making Truespeed one of the most reliable suppliers around.
And it’s a full fibre service, meaning you get ultrafast ‘fibre-to-the-premises’ (FTTP) broadband.
Why choose Truespeed broadband?
Truespeed's impressive broadband speeds and very competitive prices means it's well worth a look.
We also like that all contracts are just 12 months, which means they're a much less lengthy commitment than the 18-month and 24-month contracts that are standard with many household-name broadband providers.
It's also notable that Truespeed's customer support are super local to the South West and that servicing and repairs are free of charge.
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Pros of Truespeed broadband
Ultrafast speeds:
Truespeed offers some of the fastest speeds in the UKGuaranteed service:
They guarantee uninterrupted access to ultrafast broadband speeds 24/7
Customer service:
Local customer care team, ready to assist if needed
Landline included:
At no extra cost; calls packages are completely optional
Free installation and setup:
Standard installation and setup is free
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Cons of Truespeed broadband
Limited availability:
Not a wide service yet; use our postcode checker to see if you can get itNo-frills service:
You can't get TV, mobile or any other optional extras
Cheaper deals available:
If you’re OK with potentially slower speeds, providers like TalkTalk and Plusnet offer cheaper fibre connections
VoIP phone service only:
The phone service uses VoIP, which means it won't work if there's a power cut or your broadband goes down
No 24/7 support:
Tech support is only available at limited hours
Complex installation:
Truespeed may take longer for the engineer to install than other providers
How fast is Truespeed broadband?
As the name would suggest, Truespeed is all about providing the fastest broadband connection. You’ll get guaranteed speeds on uploads and downloads….
Truespeed 150
Truespeed’s smallest package, ideal for 2-3 people who like to browse and stream
Truespeed 300
Good for busy households and home working
Truespeed 600
For heavy internet users, particularly if you game, stream, or work from home
Truespeed 900
Ideal for small businesses, home offices, serious gamers, and super busy households
Does Truespeed offer broadband-only options?
You can get Truespeed without a landline. but it's worth noting that if you do opt to have a landline it won't actually cost you anything.
Truespeed also offers a handful of telephone packages and phone line bolt-ons for features like unlimited calls.
Truespeed TV bundles
Truespeed doesn't offer packages that bundle pay TV with broadband. So there's no option to save money by bundling them together.
However, you can still get a pay-TV service. You could, for instance, sign up separately for Sky TV via satellite, And you'll still be able to get subscriptions to Netflix, Disney+ and other streaming services too.
If you can't get Truespeed broadband...
At the time of writing Truespeed is available to around 50,000 homes. So there's every chance it's not available where you live.
But if that's the case, there are plenty of good lesser-known full fibre providers that are worth a look, including Hyperoptic, Cuckoo, Community Fibre or Gigaclear.
And, of course, don't rule out the household-name providers, such as BT, EE and Virgin Media, all of whom offer a full fibre service that may be available where you live.
You can use our postcode checker to see if any Truespeed deals are in your area.
Reviewed on 10 Dec 2025