
When you think broadband, chances are you think of the big names first.
For years, they’ve dominated everything from TV adverts to comparison websites. But behind those familiar names, the UK broadband market has been getting a whole lot bigger.
Alternative fibre networks have expanded across the country, bringing full fibre to millions of homes and opening the door to a wider range of providers and packages.
There’s just one snag: knowing those providers are out there in the first place.
That's where The Altnets comes in.
Meet the Altnets
The Altnets is an independent consumer guide shining a much-needed spotlight on the UK’s alternative fibre market.
Rather than expecting you to know your FTTP from your altnet before you’ve even started looking, The Altnets brings together the need-to-know information on alternative fibre networks and providers, making it easier to understand who’s out there and what they offer.
Its address-level checker makes things even simpler, showing you which alternative fibre providers are available at your address, while independent reviews help you get to know the names behind the connections.
Which brings us rather nicely to what they had to say about us.
Fusion Fibre is Now Featured on The Altnets
We’re pleased to have joined the growing number of providers featured on The Altnets.
Our independent review takes a closer look at our packages, pricing and top speeds, helping people who may be discovering Fusion Fibre for the first time get to know what we’re all about.
Among the things The Altnets highlights is something we’ve worked hard to get right: the price.
With packages starting from just £15 a month, The Altnets names Fusion Fibre as one of the more affordable routes into full fibre.
More Competition is Good News for Broadband
We’re always happy to welcome a new Fusion Fibre customer. But we’d much rather you choose us because we’re right for you than because you didn’t know what else was out there.
Thankfully, there’s more out there than ever. New networks and providers have brought greater competition to broadband, giving households more choice over their package, price and provider.
That isn't to say that the biggest name is always the wrong choice, or the smallest is automatically the right one. It simply means there's more out there worth considering.
And that's exactly why resources like The Altnets are useful. They make it easier to see beyond the household names and discover what else is available where you live.
Don't Just Take our Word For it
Naturally, we could spend all day telling you why we think Fusion Fibre is rather good.
But sometimes it's nicer to hear it from someone who isn't us.
Read the independent Fusion Fibre review on The Altnets and see what they have to say.

