More speed for the things you love. More reliability for the things you need.
Full fibre broadband is built to give you a better connection, day in, day out.
Also known as FTTP (Fibre to the Premises), full fibre uses fibre optic cables all the way to your property.
Unlike older types of broadband that use copper phone lines for part of the journey, full fibre keeps things fibre from end to end.
So you get a faster, more reliable connection that’s ready to put in the miles today, with plenty left in the tank for tomorrow.
And tomorrow is looking increasingly full fibre.
As the UK moves away from its ageing copper phone network, more homes and businesses are making the switch.
Thinking of joining them? We’ll get you up to speed. Literally.
We've asked a lot of copper over the years. Streaming, gaming, video calls and smart homes have all pushed it to its limits.
Full fibre is the upgrade built to keep up with the way we live today.
Choosing full fibre means enjoying faster, more reliable broadband today while knowing your home is ready for tomorrow.
With the UK's copper phone network due to be switched off by the end of 2027, you'll already be connected to the technology that's replacing it.
As full fibre continues to roll out across the UK, we're helping more homes and businesses make the switch through our own growing network and trusted wholesale partners.
Before your broadband reaches your home, it has a journey to make. With full fibre, that journey happens entirely over fibre optic cables, rather than switching onto ageing copper phone lines for the final stretch.
Because your connection stays on fibre from start to finish, your broadband is built to perform, even when your home is at its busiest.
Once you've placed your order, we'll take care of the rest. An engineer will connect your home to the local full fibre network, install a small device to link your router, and before you know it, you'll be enjoying ultrafast broadband.
Broadband isn't just for browsing anymore. It's powering work, entertainment, security cameras, smart speakers, video doorbells and everything in between.
Full fibre is designed to meet those demands with ultrafast speeds, dependable performance and the capacity to keep every device connected without missing a beat.
Full fibre broadband is significantly faster than standard broadband. With speeds of up to 900 Mbps or more, it can be over 10x faster than most standard broadband connections, such as ADSL or FTTC (Fibre to the Cabinet).
Typical speeds:
Full fibre allows you to:
Whether it's one device or twenty, full fibre gives your household the bandwidth to do more, together.
Full fibre broadband availability is expanding rapidly across the UK, but coverage still varies by location. The best way to find out if full fibre broadband is available at your address is to use our Full Fibre Broadband Availability Checker.
At Fusion Fibre Group, we work with a wide range of national and regional networks, including CityFibre, MS3 Networks, Freedom Fibre, F&W Networks, and others, to deliver full fibre broadband to as many homes and businesses as possible across the UK.
Ready to make the switch? Compare our latest full fibre broadband plans today.
Full fibre broadband, also known as FTTP (Fibre to the Premises), is a game-changer for internet users in the UK. Unlike older connections like ADSL or FTTC, which use copper cables, full fibre broadband uses fibre optic cables all the way to your home, delivering dramatically faster and more reliable internet.
Why full fibre broadband matters:
As the UK begins phasing out copper networks, full fibre broadband is becoming the default standard for modern connectivity.
Ready to make the switch? To see if full fibre broadband is available in your area, pop your postcode into our Full Fibre Broadband Availability Checker.
At Fusion Fibre Group, all our full fibre broadband plans include free FTTP installation and no activation fees, so you can get connected with no hidden upfront costs.
There is no charge for engineer visits, no setup fees, and no surprise costs when you sign up. Just fast, reliable broadband with simple, transparent pricing.
What is available in your area? Check full fibre broadband availability at your address.
Yes, in some cases, you will need an engineer to install full fibre broadband, especially if you are upgrading to FTTP (Fibre to the Premises).
Unlike standard broadband, full fibre requires a new fibre optic cable to be installed directly into your home from the street. This is a one-time setup that ensures you get the full benefit of ultrafast speeds and a future-proof connection.
What to expect during your full fibre broadband installation:
If your property already has an active ONT, you may not need an engineer visit, and setup can be as simple as plugging in your router.
Need more help? Our team will let you know during your sign up whether an engineer visit is required and what to expect. To check availability at your address, use our Full Fibre Broadband Availability Checker.
The One Touch Switch is a new, Ofcom-backed process introduced in April 2024 that makes it faster and easier for UK customers to switch broadband providers. It allows you to change providers using only your new broadband company, with no need to contact your old one, and regardless of whether you're on standard, part-fibre (FTTC), or full fibre (FTTP) broadband.
Your new provider handles the entire switch from start to finish, making the process simple, stress-free, and designed to avoid any service disruption.
Want to know exactly how it works? Read our full guide: What is One Touch Switch?
Full fibre broadband is available in more UK areas than ever before, thanks to major network rollouts from CityFibre, MS3 Networks, F&W Networks, and others. However, availability still depends on your exact postcode and whether your area has been upgraded to full fibre broadband (FTTP).
Use our Full Fibre Broadband Availability Checker to:
Even if full fibre broadband isn’t available in your area yet, we will keep you informed and let you know as soon as it is.
Don’t guess, check your address now and get connected with Fusion Fibre Group in minutes.
