UK ISP Grain Connect offers up to 9 months half price full fibre broadband
New customers looking to sign-up with Carlisle-based broadband provider Grain, which has deployed their point-to-point full fibre (FTTP) network to cover 300,000 UK premises and connect 60,000 customers, may like to know that the ISP has launched a new discount that reduces some packages to half price for up to 9 months of service.
In short, customers subscribing to Grain’s entry-level 250Mbps Full Fibre package, which normally costs £19.99 per month, will instead pay £9.99 but only for the first month of their 24-month term. By comparison those taking their top 2Gbps package will pay £15.99 a month for the first 9 months and then £31.99 for the remaining 15 months. The 500Mbps tier does 3 months half price and for 900Mbps its 6 months half price.
The provider’s packages typically include free installation, unlimited usage, a wireless router (Static IPs and Wi-Fi extenders are also available at extra cost) and pledges no mid-contract price hikes (first term discounts not withstanding). The new half-price promotion is expected to run for the whole of September 2026.
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Grain currently aspires to cover 600,000 premises with their full fibre network and they also hold a “longer-term strategy” to exceed 1 million premises passed.
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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