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Hyperoptic broadband deals: prices, speeds and price rises
Hyperoptic has 3 deals in our table on 25 Oct 2026, from £19.00 a month. The best value is 150Mb at a real cost of £23.00 a month (159Mb full fibre · 24 months). Its stated price rises are built into every real cost below.
Every Hyperoptic deal we track
Checked 25 Oct 2026| Provider and package | Speed | Contract | Monthly price | Real cost | Deal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Hyperoptic Available in some areas 150Mb Up to £300 bill credit towards leaving fees · Wi-Fi router included | Speed159MbFull fibre | Contract24 monthsNo setup fee | Monthly price£19.00£23.00 from 1 Apr 2027, then £27.00 | Real cost£23.00 /mo£552.00 over 24 months | See deal at Hyperoptic (opens in a new tab) |
Hyperoptic Available in some areas 500Mb Up to £300 bill credit towards leaving fees · Wi-Fi router included | Speed527MbFull fibre | Contract24 monthsNo setup fee | Monthly price£20.00£24.00 from 1 Apr 2027, then £28.00 | Real cost£24.00 /mo£576.00 over 24 months | See deal at Hyperoptic (opens in a new tab) |
Hyperoptic Available in some areas 1Gb First 3 months free (worth £78), offer ends 3 November 2026 · Up to £300 bill credit towards leaving fees | Speed900MbFull fibre | Contract24 monthsNo setup fee | Monthly price£26.00£30.00 from 1 Apr 2027, then £34.00 | Real cost£26.75 /mo£642.00 over 24 months | See deal at Hyperoptic (opens in a new tab) |
Ranked by real cost; commission never changes the order. Prices checked on each provider's own site on 25 Oct 2026.
Who Hyperoptic broadband suits
Hyperoptic broadband suits people who live in a flat or apartment block and want full fibre. Full fibre means a fibre cable runs all the way into your home. Hyperoptic builds and runs its own network, and it mostly serves flats and apartment blocks.
It also suits people who do not need a landline, because its broadband comes without one. Its three packages in our table cover a wide range of advertised speeds. Pick the one that fits your household. A social tariff, a cheaper plan for people on qualifying benefits, may suit you at certain locations.
It may not suit you if you need a landline or your address is not covered. Compare it with other providers on our cheapest broadband page before you decide.
Network, speeds and availability
Hyperoptic runs its own full fibre network, with speeds from 159Mb to 900Mb across three packages in our table.
Full fibre means a fibre cable runs all the way into your home. Hyperoptic builds and runs this network itself, mostly serving flats and apartment blocks. Most providers, including BT and Sky, use the Openreach network instead.
Availability depends on your address. Check your postcode on Hyperoptic's website before you compare deals.
Speeds in our table are advertised speeds. The speed you get depends on your address, your router and your Wi-Fi. Sort the table by speed to find the package that fits how your household uses the internet.
What it really costs
Hyperoptic broadband deals run for 24 months, and every stated price rise is built into the real cost in our table.
Hyperoptic includes a Wi-Fi router. You have 30 days to cancel with no exit fees. It also offers up to £300 bill credit towards leaving fees. Any free-months offer shows in the table while it runs.
Our table adds any setup or delivery fee to the real cost. Prices vary by location, so check your postcode on Hyperoptic's site. If you are on qualifying benefits, ask about its social tariff.
Compare the real cost in our table against rivals such as Sky, BT and Virgin Media. Start with the cheapest broadband deals for the full market.
Straight answers
Questions people ask
- Is Hyperoptic broadband good value?
- Hyperoptic can be good value if you live in a home it serves and want full fibre. Full fibre means a fibre cable runs all the way into your home, and Hyperoptic includes a Wi-Fi router. Prices vary by location, so check the real cost in our table against rivals before you decide.
- Does Hyperoptic raise prices mid-contract?
- Yes, Hyperoptic can raise prices mid-contract, but it states each rise in pounds on its deal page. Our table builds those stated rises into the real cost, so you see the full price before you sign. Since 17 January 2025, Ofcom rules require rises in new contracts to be shown in pounds and pence, not percentages.
- How do I switch to Hyperoptic?
- You switch to Hyperoptic by contacting only Hyperoptic, through Ofcom's One Touch Switch service. This means Hyperoptic tells your old provider and arranges the switch for you. Online or phone sign-ups come with 14 days to cancel, and prices vary by location, so check your postcode first.