
Energy provider and UK ISP Shell Energy has become the latest provider to introduce a new range of “ultrafast fibre” broadband packages, although instead of going with FTTP they seem to initially be launching using only Openreach’s hybrid fibre G.fast network that is no longer being deployed at scale.
As usual the new packages all include a wireless router, 18-month minimum contract term, free activation, unlimited usage, copper line rental with standard call rates (PAYG) and an engineer installation.
At the time of writing Shell’s new Ultrafast Fibre page doesn’t appear to mention what service speeds (average) each package delivers (except for 290Mbps in the small print on their top tier) and so we’ve opted to list the typical averages below, which roughly reflects what other ISPs offer for the same G.fast tiers.
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We’ve also listed Shell’s existing ADSL and FTTC based broadband packages below, which have some included extras as part of the current promotion (the bonus devices will be available to order until 5th October 2020).
Fast broadband
11Mbps Avg. Download
Free Chromecast
Price: £21.99 per monthSuperfast Fibre
35Mbps Avg. Download
Free Chromecast and Nest Hub
Price: £30.99 per monthSuperfast Fibre Plus
63Mbps Avg. Downloads
Free Chromecast and Nest Hub Max
Price: £35.99 per month
Ultrafast Fibre
145Mbps Avg. Download (29Mbps upload)
Price: £29.99 per month for 18 months (£39.99)Ultrafast Fibre Plus
290Mbps Avg. Download (49Mbps upload)
Price: £39.99 per month for 18 months (£44.99)
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