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Vodafone sells full fibre broadband from £23.50 a month on 24-month contracts, with speeds from 74Mbps up to 8Gbps in some areas, and a fixed £3.50 rise every 1 April.12 It had more broadband complaints than average in Ofcom’s latest figures, but scored better than most big providers with Which? customers.39
It suits households that want cheap full fibre at 150Mbps to 910Mbps, Vodafone mobile customers, and homes without fibre that can use 5G Broadband. It suits you less if customer service comes first.
Prices were checked on 8 November 2026. They are Vodafone’s own starting prices; the price for your speed depends on your address.
Vodafone sells full fibre over Openreach, CityFibre and Community Fibre, plus 5G Broadband over its mobile network. Plans run from Full Fibre 74 to 8Gbps, with a fixed £3.50 rise each April.158
Vodafone broadband key facts, November 2026
| What | Vodafone |
|---|---|
| Owner | VodafoneThree, formed when Vodafone UK and Three UK merged in June 20258 |
| Networks | Openreach, CityFibre and Community Fibre full fibre; part fibre where full fibre isn’t available; 5G Broadband58 |
| Reach | Full fibre at 25.1 million premises (August 2026)5 |
| Speeds | 74Mbps to 8Gbps, depending on address; 5G up to 150Mbps17 |
| Starting price | £23.50 a month (Vodafone’s own “from” price); 5G Broadband from £1717 |
| Price rises | Fixed £3.50 a month each 1 April2 |
| Contract | 24 months; 12-month and 1-month plans on 5G Broadband17 |
| Router | Power Hub (WiFi 6); Ultra Hub 7+ (WiFi 7) on Pro 46 |
| Complaints | 7 broadband complaints per 100,000 customers, April to June 2026 (average 6)3 |
On Vodafone’s own site, standard full fibre starts at £23.50 a month, Pro 4 at £31 and 5G Broadband at £17, all on 24 months.167
Vodafone shows the price for each speed only after a postcode check, so these are its lowest advertised prices.1
Vodafone’s own “from” prices, new customers, checked 8 November 2026167
| Plan | Speeds | From now | From April 2027 | 24-month total | Our reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vodafone Broadband (full fibre) | 74Mbps to 910Mbps, depending on address | £23.50 | £27 | £655 | 74, 150, 500, 910 |
| Pro 4 | Full fibre up to 8Gbps where available | £31 | £34 | £829 | Not reviewed yet |
| Part fibre | Up to 80Mbps | £25 | £28.50 | £691 | Not reviewed yet |
| 5G Broadband | Up to 150Mbps | £17 | £20.50 | £499 | 5G Home Broadband review |
Totals assume a November 2026 start: five months at the starting price, 12 after the April 2027 rise and seven after the April 2028 rise, using the rises Vodafone shows. Vodafone’s full fibre deals banner says “from £25.50”, so expect your price at or a little above the lowest figure.1
Great Value For Money Great Hardware
✅ Packages offering speeds up to 1.1 Gbps.
✅ Latest Wi-Fi hardware eliminating dead zones.
✅ Great customer support with quick response rates.
Faster tiers of 1.8Gbps, 2.2Gbps and up to 8Gbps are sold only in some full fibre areas, mostly on Pro 4.16 Adding a landline costs £3 a month more.2 For bundles and the latest offers, see our Vodafone broadband deals.
Pick the speed first, then compare its price at your address. For most homes that’s Full Fibre 150 or 500; busy homes should look at Full Fibre 910.1
Not sure how fast you need? Our guide to what speed you need works it out by household.
Vodafone doesn’t own a fixed network. It sells full fibre over Openreach, CityFibre and Community Fibre, which together reach 25.1 million premises, so your address decides which network and speeds you get.58
On Openreach full fibre, uploads are much slower than downloads: 27Mbps on Full Fibre 150 and 68Mbps on Full Fibre 500. On CityFibre and Community Fibre, uploads match downloads, which helps with big uploads and live streaming.5
Prices differ by network too. Vodafone’s standard price list puts Full Fibre 500 at £32 a month on CityFibre and £37 on Openreach, before any in-contract discounts.2 Where full fibre hasn’t arrived, Vodafone sells part fibre (up to 80Mbps) or 5G Broadband.7 Read fibre and full fibre explained for the technology.
Vodafone’s monthly price rises by a fixed £3.50 every 1 April, which adds £91 to a 24-month contract starting in November 2026.2
Calls outside your plan rise by CPI plus 3.9% each April, and the Vodafone Essentials Broadband social tariff has no rise.2 When the 24 months end, your discount expires and the price goes up.1
Standard installation and the router are free, although a fee can apply if more than 15 metres of new fibre is needed.2 Leave early and the early termination fee is 80% of your monthly price for each month left: £225.60 with 12 months left at the £23.50 starting price.2
Vodafone credits up to £300 towards exit fees from your old provider if you join on a 24-month plan.10 With a Vodafone Pay monthly mobile plan, Vodafone Together takes £2 a month off standard broadband and £4 off Pro.7
Pro packages add a better router, a WiFi booster and 4G Broadband Back-up. On Vodafone’s own prices, Pro 4 starts £7.50 a month above standard full fibre.16
Pro 4 is for full fibre homes. It comes with the Ultra Hub 7+ (WiFi 7), a Super WiFi 7+ booster, 4G Broadband Back-up with 100GB of data, Secure Net Home security and 90 days of monitoring by Vodafone’s Broadband Xperts.61 Pro 2 is the part-fibre version, with WiFi 6E.6
Pro plans come with a WiFi Guarantee: up to three boosters if a room can’t get 10Mbps, then the right to leave without an early termination fee.1 Older plan names (Pro II, Pro 3) still appear in Vodafone’s price list and on existing contracts.2
Vodafone had 7 broadband complaints per 100,000 customers in Ofcom’s April to June 2026 figures, above the average of 6, but Which? customers rated it 67%, 5th of 12.39
Ofcom named BT, EE, TalkTalk and Vodafone as the most complained-about broadband providers, though Vodafone’s complaints fell on the previous quarter.3 Which? surveyed more than 5,000 broadband customers.9 Our guide to contacting Vodafone has the numbers and complaint steps.
On each provider’s own website, Vodafone’s full fibre starting price was the lowest of the three, and the cheapest over 24 months once the April rises are added.1412
Cheapest full fibre starting price on each provider’s own website, 24 months from November 20261412
| Provider | Cheapest plan advertised | Starting price | Yearly rise | 24-month total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vodafone | Vodafone Broadband (full fibre, speed depends on address) | £23.50 | £3.50 each 1 April | £655 |
| Virgin Media (where available) | M125, 132Mbps, broadband only | £23.99 | £4 each April | £679.76 |
| EE | Full Fibre 74 at our sample address | £27.99 plus a £30 activation fee | £4 each 31 March | £805.76 |
Virgin Media’s price is a Black Friday price that ends on 6 December 2026.12 Sky, BT and Plusnet aren’t included because their own sites show prices only after an address check, so we couldn’t compare them on the same basis.
Vodafone’s own site doesn’t list a price for each speed before the address check, so we can’t match speeds like for like. Compare the other big providers on our BT broadband, EE broadband, Sky broadband and Virgin Media broadband pages, or see all UK broadband providers.
Great Value For Money Great Hardware
✅ Packages offering speeds up to 1.1 Gbps.
✅ Latest Wi-Fi hardware eliminating dead zones.
✅ Great customer support with quick response rates.
Our Vodafone guides cover today’s deals, a review of every main package, customer service and how to cancel.
Most people who overpay for Vodafone broadband make one of these five mistakes, and each is easy to avoid.
Is Vodafone broadband good? On price, yes: its own full fibre starting price was lower than EE’s and Virgin Media’s on their own sites.1412 On service it is mixed: above-average Ofcom complaints, but 67% and 5th of 12 with Which?.39
Does Vodafone use Openreach or CityFibre? Both, plus Community Fibre. Your address decides which, and CityFibre and Community Fibre give faster uploads.58
How much does Vodafone go up each April? A fixed £3.50 a month every 1 April for customers joining now; check your contract if you joined earlier.2
Is Vodafone part of Three now? Vodafone UK and Three UK merged in June 2025 to form VodafoneThree, which sells home broadband under the Vodafone brand.8 Vodafone has also agreed to buy out CK Hutchison’s 49% stake.13
Does Vodafone still sell the GigaCube? No. Vodafone says it is “no longer selling GigaCube”; 5G Broadband now uses a 5G Hub or Outdoor Hub.7
How do I cancel Vodafone broadband? Contact Vodafone or let your new provider arrange the switch, and expect an early termination fee of 80% of your monthly price for each month left if you’re in contract.2 Our guide on how to cancel Vodafone broadband covers the steps and returning the router.
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