Olilo Reduce UK Prices Across Openreach FTTP Broadband Services
Techy-focused broadband ISP Olilo, which first launched in early September 2025 (here), has today announced that they’re about to reduce prices across their Openreach-based Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) broadband packages. The changes are set to be introduced from 1st April 2026.
The lower pricing will also apply automatically to both new customers and existing customers currently within fixed-term contracts. Olilo has confirmed to ISPreview that customers will not need to take any action and their existing minimum terms will remain unchanged.
Aydan Abrahams, Co-Founder & COO of Olilo, said: “We know that price changes often mean increases. In this case, we’re pleased to confirm the opposite. As our wholesale costs have improved, we believe it is right to pass those savings directly to customers – including those already in contract.”
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Updated pricing from 1st April 2026:
30-Day Rolling
1.6Gbps* – £65 per month (previously £69)
1.2Gbps* – £56 (previously £60)
900Mbps – £53 (previously £56)12-Month Contracts
1.6Gbps* – £60 (previously £63)
1.2Gbps* – £49 (previously £52)
900Mbps – £46 (previously £49)New 24-Month Contracts
1.6Gbps* – £49
1.2Gbps* – £48
900Mbps – £45*** Subject to availability on the Zen network.
Mark is a professional technology writer, IT consultant and computer engineer from Dorset (England), he also founded ISPreview in 1999 and enjoys analysing the latest telecoms and broadband developments. Find me on X (Twitter), Mastodon, Facebook, BlueSky, Threads.net and Linkedin.
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Wow, reducing? Would not expect that when Virgin are increasing by so much!
Breath of fresh air. That 24-month 1.6Gbit package is tempting, shame you have to wait until April to order.
Ah, so they’ve signed up with Zen’s wholesale network then, they had originally signed up with All Points Aquila platform for Openreach & All Points Fibre’s own network (if they ever get it working that is….). Liam did tell me they were signing up with another wholesale network to get multigig on Openreach but wouldn’t specify which one. I guessed it was probably Zen at the time.
Confusingly they also have “Consumer” plans at different pricing that is on the all points platform.
Can’t get Zen 1.6 where I am so it’s no good. – hoping they eventually do arrive though.
Olilo have triple checked for me and have been very helpful.
should be noted they also run on other networks such as gigaclear, trooli and Netomina Buisness. However don’t advertise this on their website. (IMO should advertise at least trooli, as there are alot of areas that are trooli only…)
The availablility checker isnt working for me
> Subject to availability on the Zen network
Does this mean that Olilo’s Openreach packages are affected by Zen’s “load balancing” between their London and Manchester gateways (where traffic from near London can end up being tromboned through Manchester)?
Heya,
We operate on a Layer 2 handoff model. Zen provides the access circuit, and once delivered, traffic enters the Olilo core directly. All routing and network control is handled by Olilo – it does not traverse Zen’s retail gateways or core network.
As opposed to the needless run down to London and back for users of any other network who live in northern England and want to access a server in northern England! I like Zen’s Manchester POP and tend to choose it where I can, if I find myself on London I generally reconnect until I get Manchester.
Thank you Aydan!