Full Fibre UK ISP BeFibre Launch 2.3Gbps Broadband and 18-Month Terms
Merseyside-based alternative broadband operator and UK ISP BeFibre, which sells packages to homes and businesses via FullFibre Limited’s Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) network, has today refreshed their prices, shifted from 24-month to 18-month contract terms and launched a new 2.3Gbps speed package.
The changes mean that BeFibre’s entry-level 150Mbps symmetric speed package, for example, now costs slightly less at £24 per month on both a 12 or 18-month minimum contract term (£30 thereafter), which includes free setup, a free WiFi 6 router and no mid-contract price hikes. But you can now also get a new 2.3Gbps package on their network from £25 per month for the first 3 months and then £50 thereafter.
The provider also offers a 30-day guarantee, which means that if you aren’t happy within that first month of service, then “you can leave with no cancellation fees“. The latest round of price discounts on their packages will be available for new customers to take until 2nd December 2024.
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It’s interesting that it doesn’t seem to be available in ex Digital Infrastructure areas which they have only built to last year (which BeFibre were the only service provider of prior to Full Fibre/ Fibre Heroes being merged with Digital infrastructure)
Come on @YouFibre, you need to upgrade your 2 Gbps offering to beat these upstarts!
They do they offer 8GB