Hyperoptic’s Fair Fibre Plan

Access to high-speed Internet for those receiving Universal Credit or other government assistance.

Great value social tariff broadband

For low-income households receiving Universal Credit or other benefits, they’ve lowered the price of their full-fiber service because they believe everyone should have access to high-quality internet. For those who are in greatest need, they have created a special price point that doesn’t sacrifice quality. Everything that makes us happy, but at a lower price.

What is Hyperoptic’s Fair Fibre Plan®?

The Fair Fibre Plan from Hyperoptic is their most cost-effective and flexible broadband option, and it is available at a discounted rate to low-income households receiving Universal Credit or other forms of government assistance.

Hyperoptic’s Fair Fibre Plan pricing

1. 50Mb

Average download speed 57Mbps

Average upload speed 5.7Mbps

Minimum speed 50Mbps

Unlimited Data & Free installation

The median (average) download and upload speeds given above are based on what at least half of their network users can expect to achieve on this package during peak hours (8 pm to 10 pm) when using a hardwired link. It’s possible that the median (typical) peak-period speeds in your region are different. Keep in mind that your connection speed can also be affected by factors like your physical location in relation to the wifi router or access point, the amount of data being transferred, and the type of hardware you are using.

1. 150Mb

Average download speed 158Mbps
Average upload speed 158Mbps
Minimum speed 150Mbps

Unlimited Data & Free installation

The above-mentioned median download and upload speeds are based on what at least half of their network users can expect to achieve on this package at peak time (between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m.), when using a wired link. It’s possible that the median (typical) peak-period speeds in your region are distinct from those shown here. A number of other factors, including your proximity to the router or wifi access point, how much you use the Internet, and the hardware you’re using can all affect the actual speed you experience.

Can Hyperoptic provide me with their Equitable Fibre Plan®?

Any new or current customers who are already getting one of the below perks are welcome to sign up for their Fair Fibre Plan.
– Income Support
– Pension Credit
– Income-related Job Seekers Allowance (JSA)
– Housing Benefit
– Personal Independence Payment
– Attendance Allowance
– Universal Credit
– Care Leavers support
– Income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)