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1000Mbps Fibre (Premises) 24m contract, £1 pm for first 3 months then £29.99 (Selected Areas) Total Cost £632.79 @ You Fibre
1000Mbps Fibre (Premises) 24m contract, £1 pm for first 3 months then £29.99 (Selected Areas) Total Cost £632.79 @ You Fibre
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Posted 18 April 2023

1000Mbps Fibre (Premises) 24m contract, £1 pm for first 3 months then £29.99 (Selected Areas) Total Cost £632.79 @ You Fibre

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1000Mbps fibre to the premises for £29.99 pm after first 3 months (which is £1) compared to next best price 41.99 (plusnet) free installation.... Location depending however I live in a rural subtown which only used to get 22Mbps max and have just had it installed so maybe others In similar situation.
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  1. fishmaster's avatar
    YouFibre are the single BEST ISP I have ever had in modern times (So not 1990s ISPs etc) Since 2001+ anyway I digress, brilliant customer support. I had 500Mb for 6 months until I moved, now have NOW Broadband potato net 45Mb or so because of where I live. IF YouFibre ever serve my area I will sign up without hesistation.

    One tip they used EERO Wireless access point which should be called ERROR! Chuck it away, actually don't as they want it back if you change provider. Leave it in the box and get a decent wireless access point/router instead. EERO are Amazon crap, can't even change the wireless channel. Hateful crap. YouFibre do supply a decent Optical Terminal which the EERO plugs into. Anyway I used a Dlink WIFI 6 router instead of the EERO. Anyway that was in 2022 so maybe they don't supply the EERO crap now but if they do good luck with it :/ (edited)
    JJJZ's avatar
    Do they take much setting up if you switch router? That’s my worry. Could do with many more ports directly.
  2. TommyGambino's avatar
    I have this same deal, £25. Inc eero mesh, really good, never had any issues.
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    Faz040's avatar
    Are you using eero as the router?
  3. Baloch777's avatar
    Gimmick. What they claim not really same even with virgin
    mattjones182's avatar
    Not the case with Youfibre. I get 950Mbps on both upstream and downstream.
  4. Mark64uk's avatar
    They are currently building in my area hopefully thet done when my bt contract is up end of year. You can see the planned areas here netomnia.com/
  5. macas2000's avatar
    Has anyone renewed after their contract has ended? My 18mnth contract is up soon and currently paying £25 a month for 1000mbps, just wondered what offers if any for renewing.
    mattjones182's avatar
    They should offer at least the same as what's available to new customers. I renewed last month and got the same deal as on this post.
  6. MikeB84's avatar
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  7. Bottles81's avatar
    Recently switched to youFibre. Paying £17pm for 150mbps both up and down.

    Does anyone really need even 1000mbps? Most of the time you're limited to what the server can give you anyway so might as well save the cash, imo.
    Squiffy's avatar
    5 adults in my home, lots of streaming, lots of downlading & online gaming, lots of work calls on Teams.

    Never have a problem with network slowdown.

    YouFibre gives great performance, very good pricing and the customer service is phenomenal. My area had a power outage after which connectivity would not return. They were at my home the same day, fixed my problem and even tidied up some of my cabling! I cannot recommend them highly enough.

    I even find the Eeros that come with their mesh service to be very good, though I'm just running them in standard config.

    I've got the main Eero box, one other downstairs, one at the top of the stairs and a powerline connection to one in the garage. You can move around absolutely seamlessly. (edited)
  8. Xiaoda's avatar
    What areas are they actually servicing?
    deleted2679383's avatar
    Click the link and find out?
  9. Venner's avatar
    Had these since January replaced Virgin and i get about 940 up and 940 down so very happy with the speeds.
    chrisroberts21's avatar
    940 up - reeeeeaaaally
  10. dishywishy's avatar
    shame ive another 10mths on my talk talk, once its finished i'll check these lads out - have some heat!
    slowroller86's avatar
    I was in contract with Sky until October 2023, They extended the £1 PM offer until the end of the contract date so I'm getting 6 months at £1 then £21.99 for the remaining 18 months (150mb UP and DOWN).
    I called them directly.
    On a side note, because of Sky's price rises it was free to cancel the broadband.
  11. Jyoosi's avatar
    Virgin over deliver on their speeds, but sadly unlike other networks they don't deliver on reliability.

    Ive just switched from 1gbps Virgin back to BT FTTC at 70mbps. It's faster for literally everything other than large downloads, and online gaming is actually possible.

    With Virgin latency always bounced between 20ms up to 40ms continuously, and always had and least 0.5% packet loss, usually hovering between 1-2%. Any online games, even CoOp or MMOs were unplayable.

    Now with BT it doesn't move from 19ms on CoD/WoW/Overwatch. Solid flat line and not a single lost packet. They're all literally like playing new games and I can't believe how many years ive aged from raging at dying behind cover or from shots not hitting completely due to Virgin not being able to handle simple game packets.

    The only thing that can beat this is full fibre or FTTP, and this is an amazing deal. The speed of virgin with the reliability of a modern network (not the DOCSIS junk Virgin still rely on).

    Cant wait to join the lucky ones in the next few years. (edited)
  12. mjl87's avatar
    Would be a smoking deal if it was in my area! Guessing it's an expanding company. Anyway... have some heat for those lucky few who can claim this!!!
  13. sh1no8i's avatar
    Would love this, paying £63/Month with Virgin for 1Gbs, offered me £3 off for another 18 months. New customer offers are much better, can’t offer me those as I’m not new. If I cancel, need to wait 6 months before I can join them again, they know you can go anywhere else so have to accept, been with them since they were Telewest. BT provide much better deals but not available in my area, nor is this. Voted hot and registered interest, need more ISP’s to expand to areas to drive competitive pricing!!
    unisoftenterprises's avatar
    All about how you haggle with VM retentions. You need to be serious about leaving and realise its cheaper for them to keep customers than them take back kit and refurbish it and not have to pay new customer cashback deals and inticement gifts. I pay less than half what you pay for gig1 with them and no youfibre just yet but it's imminent. BT Fttp non existent as exchange not even in roll out plans
  14. wezzel98765's avatar
    Oh is this a deal? I should've posted this month's ago when I saw it
    doppo666's avatar
    It’s a deal for like 20 people I would love this I’m paying £33 for 150mbps
  15. kapil.paul's avatar
    Can i cancel after 3 months?
    aaqeel's avatar
    24 months contract
  16. gummby's avatar
    Think this is fibre to the property. Have a friend who uses this and was showing it off last Summer. Will be much more reliable than Virgin. All I ever see it Virgin services are down whenever it rains heavily. ,
  17. nonono's avatar
    Not available in my area. Voted hot good deal
    TristanDeCoonha's avatar
    Look to see who is in your area. Many firms are operating in zones, but offering the same service. It is almost a franchise set up
  18. xtremedell's avatar
    Switched over from Sky Ultrafast 145 mbps to this deal over a month ago.

    No complaints whatsoever. Good router and has similar abilities in terms of coverage.

    professional’s installed a new line into the house, just next to the existing Fibre optic line. In my case it was a simple 1 hole of 10 mm needed to be drilled in.

    Good deal for me
    doppo666's avatar
    Just swapped from talktalk g-fast to sky ultra fast today as this isn’t in my area, what’s your opinion on skys ultra fast 145
  19. AndyKazama's avatar
    I've been using this company since September last year. At least 940mbps up and down advertised, that's what I'm getting. (Results may vary based on the home wireless access point and devices you have.)

    I'm also happy with the Eero set up and find it really useful the booster has its own Ethernet points.

    I did have two hours of down time the other day for the first time, however I think that's due to the contractors who were working my streets hub.
  20. Mark_Townley's avatar
    I can confirm that unlike other ISP's you get almost the full ammount up and down, iv had YouFibre for a few years. My contract auto renewed at the same price.

    Im on the 1000mb package and always get over 950mb up and down.
    Network is reliable
    You can use your own router as long as it has a RJ45 (network cable) wan port and not an RJ11 (phone line) port
  21. Bigfootpete's avatar
    Good deal, sadly not available in my town
  22. mr_johnsie's avatar
    Im with Plusnet. They have me a static ip for a one off 5 pound payment.
  23. prodromo's avatar
    Do they use OpenReach for the access? (edited)
    Mark_Flanagan's avatar
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    No netomnia (which I believe is same company)
  24. mr_hercules's avatar
    Quick note about the clever use of the word "unexpectedly" there. So don't think they won't increase the price at all.
  25. ph1981's avatar
    I've had it about a month. It's not as good as BT in my opinion but it's far cheaper and I'll cope with the occasional annoyance. If you don't choose the top whack then make sure you get someone to 'refer' you. I got my neighbours email address as they have Youfibre and we both get two months free. It's on the website somewhere and you enter their email on sign-up. I did have to chase this after getting my first invoice but they sorted it after checking details.
    unisoftenterprises's avatar
    Must be something unique to your equipment. Vastly superior to BT as they use xgs-pon and symmetric speeds. BT don't currently do either, but started to migrate an area or two to xgs-pon.
  26. simandoo's avatar
    I'd swap but vodafone managed to mess up my installation to the tune of owing me £500 so I'm burning that down with free Internet at the moment!
  27. Gareth.Knight's avatar
    This is their regular offer. I get 9 months for £1 and £29.99 for the rest of the two years. Rock stable 1/1 so far.
  28. professor78's avatar
    What's really funny about many of these complaints about not getting 1gig is that many are still using old/cheap ethernet cables, and blaming ISP
    For work mate I gave a Cat 7 I had, and he swapped out what looked be a unshielded cat5e (which should theoretically hit 1gig anyway), but was seeing around 280 only.
    Now they get 950+
    Make sure you have decent frequency and shielded cables, also if been with Virgin a while, buy your own decent/or ask for replacement coax cables and splitter box, it can do wonders.
  29. chewyx's avatar
    Had this installed a couple of weeks ago. Brilliant so far. 950mb up and down on a wired connection. Spent 20 mins trying to download a 60 minute zoom vid yesterday. Must have downloaded it 10 times before I realised it was downloading it so fast the browser didn’t even recognise it and estimate a time. Just plonked it straight into my downloads. Wifi is significantly less. Can get 800 close to the router but more like 200 in the bedroom. Still plenty fast enough. We use tp link mesh network and just plugs straight in to the box on the wall. Tidy enough install too. Even works fine with sky q (although we had to set static Ip addresses for it to work properly)
  30. shawnlee's avatar
    Their HQ is literally 5 miles from my front door. No service for me..
  31. andy_spoo's avatar
    They have recently upgraded all the lines to full-fibre to the home in my street. The only service that offers 950Mb is about 40 quid a month plus an extra fiver for a phone line, so this looks like a good deal to me, but this provider is not available here yet.
  32. Zico's avatar
    Are there any issues with YouFibre and IP addresses being identified as non-UK? I had heard through some other places that some people had issues where sites/services identifying there connections as outside of the UK and it was potentially the assigned IP that was to blame.

    I'm currently with NoOne (Trunk Networks) on the 500Mbps package via the Openreach network. If YouFibre can install to my property (it's a flat in a block of 6) then I presume it would just be a case of awaiting the YouFibre ONT to be fitted, and then cancel my existing service as it's via an Openreach ONT. (edited)
  33. TNT555's avatar
    Nice if your in a service coverage area. I've been waiting for Trooli to finish there network install in my area.
    been signed up since july but I won't balk at 1000Gbit / 300Mbps after a free upgrade due to the delays delays for £48 for the contract plus 2 free months.

    The reliability of a Fiber line has been a pipe dream for 20 years or so. with a dodgy BT connector box that gets flooded regularly barely 50 meters away on my Openreach line.
    Dmorga12's avatar
    Pop down after dark with a tube or 2 of silicone and waterproof the box lol if you put a high vis on you can do it in the day lol (edited)
  34. butteredtoast's avatar
    Looked good, but you have to pay for a static IP, they don't even have sticky IPs. They use CGNAT, which might be a problem for gamers, or WFH where IPs need to whitelisted. Also additional hubs to extend your wifi cost extra each month, each. So it starts of cheap, but when you add needed extras, no cheaper than Virgin (Internet Only) or other FFTP providers. MILD.
    andy_spoo's avatar
    Could you not just use a service like noip or one of the many other IP services?
  35. ukheather's avatar
    Shame I can’t get any fibre to premises due to where I live. Don’t think I ever will sadly.
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