Rebel Internet broadband deals March 2026

A new kid on the block as far as broadband is concerned, Rebel Internet offers coverage throughout the UK via the Openreach network.

Able to deliver broadband speeds as high as 1Gbps (gigabit broadband), Rebel Internet also has a WiFi-boosting service that aims to eliminate problems like dead spots, dropouts, and buffering.

Compare Rebel Internet broadband deals to see if you could improve your connectivity at a price that’s right for you.

What is Rebel Internet?

Rebel Internet was founded by two former BT executives who were disillusioned by their time at the UK’s biggest broadband provider Rebel positions itself as an alternative to 'Big Broadband' with a radically different way of supplying internet. This means no teaser deals and no mid-contract price rises.

Rebel isn’t an altnet, though. Like the vast majority of UK broadband companies, they use the BT Openreach infrastructure to deliver their service and they’re upfront about that.

We’ve explained before that a lot of internet issues like slow speeds are actually WiFi problems. One of Rebel’s unique selling points as a broadband provider is their 'WiFi-only service', which uses plug-and–play 'SuperPods' to optimise the connection of all your devices. This works in conjunction with your broadband supply rather than being a replacement for it.

Like most providers, Rebel Internet also offer a range of broadband packages, with speeds ranging up to gigabit-capable.

Rebel Internet broadband packages

According to Rebel's terms and conditions, broadband packages come in three contract lengths:

24 months
12 months
1 month

With all Rebel Internet packages, you get:

Plug-and-play routers/wireless equipment
Performance monitoring, including tailored recommendations to help improve your Wi-Fi performance
Hardware upgrades at no extra charge
No upfront costs or mid-contract price hikes
Optional extras, including a home phone line and additional WiFi boosters
UK-based 24/7 customer support

All equipment from Rebel Internet is plug-and-play, so you shouldn’t need an engineer visit. However, engineer visits are possible if you require assistance with setting up your connection.

They might charge you a fee of £115 if the engineer is required to do more work than they’d typically carry out - moving the master telephone socket to a different room in your home, for example.

Rebel Internet speeds

Use our speed checker to see how Rebel Internet speeds compare to your current home broadband performance.

As of June 2025, Rebel Internet's website is offering the following download speeds for full fibre connections:

Rebel 115: up to 115Mbps
Rebel 330: up to 330Mbps
Rebel 1000: up to 1Gbps (that's 1,000Mbps, which qualifies as gigabit broadband)

For hybrid fibre connections there's Rebel Fibre, offering Up to 80Mbps.

At the moment, Rebel Internet doesn’t offer symmetrical broadband speeds, which means downloads are faster than uploads. This is standard for providers on the BT Openreach network (which is most of them). Openreach are working on it - they're currently developing infrastructure capable of symmetrical gigabit broadband.

Rebel Internet costs

Rebel Internet's broadband prices are as follows:

Rebel Fibre: £35.00 a month
Rebel 115: £35.00 a month
Rebel 330: £45.00 a month
Rebel 1000: £55.00 a month

At the same time, Rebel’s ‘Wi-Fi Only’ service is £5 a month per SuperPod. You can buy it as an add-on to your existing broadband or on its own.

You can also add a digital home phone service, which works via your broadband connection, for £10 a month. All information is taken from the Rebel Internet pricing page and correct as of June 2025.

Rebel Internet reviews

As of 18 June 2025, Rebel Internet has a rating of 4.5 stars out of 5 on Trustpilot. That puts it in the ‘Excellent’ category. 84% of customers rate their experience with Rebel Internet as deserving 5 stars.

Can I get Rebel Internet in my area?

Available to roughly 90% of the UK via Openreach, Rebel Internet is likely to cover where you live.

Use our postcode checker to make sure you can get Rebel Internet broadband deals in your area.

Compare Rebel Internet broadband deals

Use our address checker to see if Rebel Internet is available for your home. They use the BT Openreach network, so it’s highly likely that you’ll be able to access Rebel’s service. Then see how the prices compare with other providers.

Rebel's ‘WiFi Only’ solution can be used with internet from any UK broadband provider. So if you need a better WiFi signal but don't want to switch providers, Rebel is an option.

Simply connect your Rebel SuperPod directly to your broadband router via an ethernet cable, also provided by Rebel. Sometimes you can replace your current router with the SuperPod itself. If so, Rebel's set-up app will walk you through the process.

Page last updated 3 July 2025