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Switch2Fibre · by OneTouchSwitch

Could your broadband budget get you full fibre?

Compare the cost of an available full-fibre option with what you pay now. See whether upgrading makes financial sense. Staying is a valid result.

This is a conditional question, not a guarantee. Full fibre is a way of building the line. It is not a promise of gigabit speed, and it is not automatically cheaper.

What is actually checked

The address check matches a demonstration catalogue to the premises. It is not a completed install, and a price on this page is not a live provider quote. Final availability and order terms are confirmed by the provider. We may earn a commission from an eligible partner order. The methodology explains that this can influence the default Recommended order. We do not add a fee of our own.

Free. No obligation. We use the address to show what can actually be supplied.

Cost the upgrade before you order

Tell us what you already know. The result is one of seven states, including “stay” and “we cannot tell yet”. We do not turn a missing fee into a saving.

Not enough to call this an upgrade

Availability has not been confirmed. A lower monthly price on a page is not evidence that full fibre can be installed at the door.

How the comparison is done

  • Both options are costed for the same number of months.
  • Setup and a confirmed exit fee are included. An unknown fee stops the comparison.
  • Conditional cashback and non-cash vouchers are not treated as money off the bill.
  • Nothing here looks up a live tariff. The address check is the next step, and the provider confirms the order.
  • Ranking of catalogue deals, where shown, is explained on the methodology page. Commission does not decide this calculator.

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Questions

Does full fibre always mean a faster, cheaper service?
No. Full fibre describes how the line is built. Providers sell several speeds on it, and the bill can be higher than the service you have. This page compares the money you enter. It does not promise a speed.
Is Switch2Fibre the official switching service?
No. Switch2Fibre is a OneTouchSwitch campaign. One Touch Switch is the industry process, run by the provider you move to. We are not Ofcom and not TOTSCo.
What if I should stay?
Staying is a valid result. An unknown exit fee, no full fibre at the address, or a higher full-fibre price are all reasons not to order today.