BeFibre broadband deals

Kate Griffin

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Page last updated 13 May 2025

If it’s available in your area, there are lots of reasons to choose BeFibre as your broadband provider.

• Speeds of up to 2.3Gbps where the infrastructure allows it
• No set-up costs, even when they’re sending an engineer
• Independently funded and laying their own cables
• No price hikes partway through your contract
• Help leaving your existing contract

What is BeFibre broadband?

BeFibre is the customer-facing side of network provider FullFibre.

While most broadband providers use the BT Openreach infrastructure, BeFibre’s parent company operates its own network of internet cables. In other words, it’s an altnet. Coverage has reached 16 counties in England and is growing.

In January 2025, FullFibre announced a merger with Zzoomm that will create one of the UK’s largest altnets.

BeFibre broadband packages

Be Fibre offer home broadband packages in four speed categories:

• Be150 (150Mbps)
• Be500 (500Mbps)
• Be900 (900Mbps)
• Be2300 (2,300Mbps or 2.3Gbps, which is gigabit broadband)

These are all available in three different contract lengths:

• FlexiMonth (basically no-contract broadband)
• 12 months
• 18 months

All BeFibre broadband packages come with a 30-day Be Guarantee, which means if you're unhappy with your new connection, you can cancel it within a month at no extra charge.

BeFibre broadband speeds

When home broadband providers advertise a speed, they’re talking about the download speed. The upload speed might be a fifth or a tenth of that. It’s not common for residential broadband to offer upload speeds that match the download rates, although it’s standard with pricier business broadband.

So it’s a real benefit that every BeFibre broadband package provides symmetrical upload and download speeds.

Symmetrical speeds are a serious bonus if your online activity includes:

• Gaming
• Video calls
• Working in the cloud

It makes for a smoother, less laggy online experience.

BeFibre broadband costs

BeFibre makes a point of having no sneaky extra charges. This means:

• No setup fees
• No installation fees
• No charge for providing or sending the router
• No mid-contract price hikes

As you’d expect, you pay more each month for the flexibility of shorter contracts. For the lowest BeFibre speed of 150Mbps, prices are:

• £23/month for 12 or 18 months
• £32/month for the FlexiMonth rolling contract

At the top end of the speed scale, the Be2300 package is £55/month for full contracts and £70/month for a rolling deal.^[2]

BeFibre broadband reviews

As of 2 May 2025, BeFibre is rated ‘Great’ on Trustpilot , with an average score of 4.2 stars out of 5.^[3]

72% of customers rate their experience with BeFibre as five-star.

Can I get BeFibre broadband in my area?

Use our postcode checker to see if BeFibre broadband deals are available where you're based. They don't publish information on the number of properties their network reaches, but as of May 2025 they had some coverage in 16 of England's 48 counties.

Compare BeFibre broadband offers

BeFibre is one of the trusted providers on the Go.Compare panel. As you’ve read, they’re an altnet with limited reach and you can’t become a customer if they don’t cover your area.

Your first step, as ever, is to put your postcode into our address checker. If you’re in a BeFibre area you’ll see their deals in your Go.Compare search results. Then you can compare them with what other providers are offering.

Sort by price and speed to find the right deal for you.

[1] As of 1st June 2026, there are 32 active broadband providers on the panel at Go.Compare

[2] BeFibre

[3] Average rating based on 4,572 Trustpilot [link] reviews. The score 4.2 corresponds to the Star Label 'Great'.