Broadband ISP CommunityFibre (CF), which has deployed their 3Gbps speed FTTP network to cover 1.32 million UK premises (mostly in Greater London), has this week introduced a new entry-level tier that offers symmetric speeds of 100Mbps from just £19 per month on a 24-month minimum term.
The new package is slower than the old entry-level tier of 150Mbps, but at £19 per month it’s also a few pounds cheaper. The residential package includes free setup, a wireless router and a 60-day satisfaction guarantee (i.e. no exit fees if you leave within this period). The monthly price of this package is said to be locked until March 2026 and after that it will go up by £2 each April, but at the end of your contract the price will increase by £4 versus your last month.
CommunityFibre also offers a separate 35Mbps social broadband tariff called “Essential 35 Mbps” for £12.50 a month (rising to £16.50 after the first 12-months), although this plan isn’t technically a true Social Tariff because it’s available to everybody covered by their network (i.e. not just those on state benefits). But they don’t advertise this tier alongside their main packages on the front page.