BT’s Consumer ISP division has started to push their ultrafast 200-300Mbps Fibre-to-the-Premise (FTTP) based broadband packages (Infinity 3 and 4) a bit by reducing the monthly prices for new subscribers and adding a Reward Card (MasterCard) worth £125.
Openreach’s roll-out of native ultrafast FTTP technology is slowly starting to pick-up the pace (435,000 premises passed) and once complete their service should be available to around 2 million premises across the UK, although this still reflects quite a limited level of national availability.
Never the less Thinkbroadband has spotted that BT’s retail division are starting to focus a little more promotional effort on their FTTP packages. On the other hand it could also be seen as a partial response to Virgin Media’s recent speed boost up to 300Mbps (here). The key difference being that VM’s service is already available to more than half of the country.
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Otherwise both of BT’s FTTP packages include an unlimited data usage allowance, 500GB of BT cloud storage, Virus Protect on 15 devices & Parental Controls, the Smart Hub wireless router, free UK weekend calls, Call Protect to prevent nuisance calls, free access to BT’s national network of public WiFi Hotspots, a 12 month contract, line rental and a £9.99 one-off setup fee.
Unlimited Infinity 3
Download speeds of 200Mbps
Upload speeds of 20MbpsPRICE: £59.99 per month for 12 months (£66.49 thereafter)
Unlimited Infinity 4
Download speeds of 300Mbps
Upload speeds of 20MbpsPRICE: £64.99 per month for 12 months (£73.49 thereafter)
It’s important to note that the above packages are completely separate from the FTTP-on-Demand product, which not even BT’s Business division sells (here).
UPDATE:
Price correction above due to annoying left/right navigation slider on BT’s website tripping me up.
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