Vodafone offers part-fibre and full-fibre broadband across a wide range of speeds. Its standard broadband packages reach up to 910Mbps, while eligible customers can access speeds of up to 2.2Gbps with Vodafone Pro.
Vodafone supplies broadband over networks including Openreach and CityFibre, so the packages and speeds available depend on your address. Customers can also add enhanced Wi-Fi, 4G broadband backup, mobile discounts, home phone services and Apple TV 4K.
On this page, you can compare Vodafone broadband deals, explore speeds and package options, check pricing and contract costs, and see how Vodafone compares with other providers.
Part-fibre and full-fibre packages, with standard broadband speeds up to 910Mbps
Pro broadband packages with speeds up to 2.2Gbps in eligible areas
Optional Wi-Fi Boosters and 4G broadband backup on selected plans
Broadband delivered using networks including Openreach and CityFibre
Vodafone Xtra packages include an Apple TV 4K device, three months of Apple TV and Anytime UK calls to landlines and mobiles. You can access free and paid streaming apps through the device, but subscriptions such as Netflix, Disney+ and NOW are not included unless stated.
One of the UK's biggest mobile networks. You can get special 'Vodafone Together' discounts if you choose to take a Vodafone mobile and broadband plan
Anytime landline and mobile calls
Evening and weekend calls
300 minutes of international calls a month
Vodafone fixed-line home broadband is available with the following average download speeds:
37Mbps average speed
67Mbps average speed
74Mbps average speed
80Mbps average speed
150Mbps average speed
200Mbps average speed
500Mbps average speed
900Mbps average speed
Speeds and costs based on people who found a broadband deal at MoneySuperMarket.
Vodafone's bundle options include:
Broadband only (only available on full fibre products)
Broadband + home phone
Broadband + TV
Broadband + home phone + TV
Broadband + home phone + TV + SIM card
Broadband + home phone + mobile phone contract
Vodafone Xtra and Pro 3 Xtra include an Apple TV 4K device, three months of Apple TV and Anytime UK calls to landlines and mobiles. Other paid streaming subscriptions, such as Netflix, Disney+ and NOW, are not included unless stated.
Vodafone Pro 3 is available with eligible full-fibre packages and offers speeds of up to 2.2Gbps. It includes an Ultra Hub 7 router, Wi-Fi 7, a Super WiFi 7 Booster, 4G broadband backup and Secure Net Home.
If your fixed connection goes down, the router can switch to Vodafone’s 4G network to help keep compatible devices connected. Availability and maximum speeds depend on your address.
Yes. Vodafone offers broadband without a call package. A landline can be added to eligible plans if required, while GigaCube provides a separate mobile home-broadband option using Vodafone’s 4G or 5G network.
Vodafone offers a wide range of part-fibre and full-fibre packages. Its standard broadband range reaches up to 910Mbps, while eligible Pro 3 customers can access speeds of up to 2.2Gbps.
Eligible customers can receive Vodafone Together discounts when they combine qualifying broadband and Pay Monthly mobile plans on the same account.
And while it's fair to say that Vodafone's TV offering doesn't offer the huge range of channels as the likes of Sky, BT and Virgin Media, it's much more flexible and much less outlay.
All of which makes Vodafone TV bundles ideal if you like to dip in and out of streaming services and feel you don't really need a state-of-the-art set top box with all the latest features.
Great value standard fibre and full fibre, with good prices for what you get
A choice of part-fibre and full-fibre broadband speeds
Discounts for mobile customers
Very easy setup, even for Pro packages that have extra equipment
Bundling options for home phone and Apple TV
The TV option is centred on an Apple TV 4K device rather than a traditional pay-TV service with an inclusive channel bundle
Pro add-ons can make packages quite expensive
Vodafone’s standard home broadband deals generally require a 24-month commitment
As with most providers, some of the best deals seem to be reserved for new customers. Typically deal sweeteners include introductory rates on your broadband contract, or free gifts.
It does, in the form of Essentials Broadband, which gets you a standard fibre service with an average speed of 73Mbps.
To qualify for Vodafone's low-income broadband service you need to be in receipt of certain benefits. These include Universal Credit, Jobseeker's Allowance, Pension Credit or Disability Allowance.
If you don't like the look of Vodafone, there are plenty of other options for standard fibre and full fibre.
EE is another widely available option, with a range of part-fibre and full-fibre packages.
Alternatively, if you're not in area served by Vodafone and other Openreach-based providers but are sure you'd like full fibre, you could test the waters with Virgin Media. Virgin Media offers its own high-speed cable and full-fibre services in supported areas.
If you prefer a more fully featured TV service than Vodafone offers, you might want to take a look atBT, Virgin Media or Sky. All of whom have all-singing, all-dancing pay TV packages with excellent set top boxes and the option to add hundreds of channels.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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.
Reviewed on 18 Sep 2026
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).
Accurate as of 12 September 2026.
Overall satisfaction according to Ofcom's 2025 customer service report
