Fibre Checker | Superfast Fibre Broadband Information

Download speeds of up to 80Mbps

Not every Superfast connection is the same – there are things that can affect your speed, like your distance from the cabinet and the wiring and equipment in your home. But, with average download speeds of between 35-65 Mbps, and a top speed of 80 Mbps, Superfast can download a 4K movie in under 24 mins and 100 of your favourite songs in under 80 seconds.

Upload speeds of up to 20Mbps

With these upload speeds you can video call to your heart's content - without a glitch in sight.

Perfect for streaming, video calling and home working

Superfast can handle streaming, surfing, and video calling, so it’s great for watching your favourite movies and taking a meeting from the kitchen table. If you’re a serious gamer, love plugging into virtual reality, have a big family, or upload lots of videos, then it’s a good idea to see if you can get Ultrafast Full Fibre.

Learn about Ultrafast Fibre

Your choice of phone line

You can buy a traditional copper (PSTN) phone line with Superfast until September 2023 – after that we’ll only be offering a digital phone line option, ahead of the national switchover to digital phone lines in 2026. We recommend checking with your service provider about the phone line options they offer, as you may also be able to get Superfast without ordering a phone line service.

Learn more about Digital Phone Lines

The largest selection of service providers in the UK

Our broadband network is ‘open’ - so you’re never tied down to one service provider. Over 650 service providers use our network, including Sky, BT, Vodafone, TalkTalk, Zen, and Plusnet, so you can always choose the broadband package that suits you best.

Phoneline options you get with Superfast Full Fibre Broadband

Digital phoneline A digital phone line uses your fibre broadband connection instead of the copper telephone network. It means that your phone calls will be made using the same technology as when you use WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Skype. Because it’s digital, you’ll be able to use your landline while you’re on the go and may have access to cheaper calls and premium features, like Anonymous Call Barring and Call Divert.

Analogue phone line An analogue phone line uses the copper telephone network – it’s the system we’ve been using for over a century. While it’s served us all well, it’s time for an upgrade – which is why we’re phasing it out gradually, before switching it off in 2025. It’s worth bearing that in mind when making your choice of which type of phone line you want to use for your broadband.

No phone line If you want broadband but aren’t interested in a phone service, it’s possible to order both Superfast and Gfast without a phone line. You’ll need to check with your chosen service provider to make sure they offer this option.