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4th Utility broadband deals: prices, price rises and what you really pay.

4th Utility has 32 broadband-only deals in our live feed, from £18 a month (150 Mb) up to 2,300 Mb. Contracts come with price rises you should confirm when you order.

32live dealsBroadband-only, national prices, 2,300 Mb top speed.
£15.75lowest average a monthOver the whole contract, set-up and rises included.
58average Deal ScoreRanked 13 of 31 providers with three or more deals.
—complaints per 100,000Ofcom only publishes the seven biggest providers.
Live prices checked 27 October 2026, 10:03. Facts checked 24 October 2026.
4th Utility deals

Every 4th Utility broadband deal today

National broadband-only prices from our live feed, ranked by Deal Score. The average column spreads the full cost of the contract, set-up and price rises included, across every month.

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4th Utility broadband deals, 27 October 2026
DealPer monthAverage*ContractSet-upDeal ScoreLink
100Mbps Full Fibre (24 Months)100 Mb down · 100 Mb up · Full fibre£18.50£18.50no rise24 mominimum£081View deal
1Gb Full Fibre CityFibre (24 Months)1,000 Mb down · 1,000 Mb up · Full fibre£26£22.75no rise24 mominimum£079View deal
250Mb Full Fibre CityFibre (24 Months)250 Mb down · 250 Mb up · Full fibre£22£19.25no rise24 mominimum£076View deal
300Mbps Full Fibre (24 Months)300 Mb down · 300 Mb up · Full fibre£25£21.88no rise24 mominimum£076View deal
2.3Gb Full Fibre CityFibre (24 Months)2,300 Mb down · 2,300 Mb up · Full fibre£35£30.63no rise24 mominimum£074View deal
50Mbps Full Fibre (24 Months)50 Mb down · 50 Mb up · Full fibre£25£21.50no rise24 mominimum£072View deal
150Mb Full Fibre CityFibre (24 Months)150 Mb down · 150 Mb up · Full fibre£18£15.75no rise24 mominimum£071View deal
150Mbps Full Fibre (24 Months)150 Mb down · 150 Mb up · Full fibre£18£15.75no rise24 mominimum£071View deal
900Mbps Full Fibre (24 Months)900 Mb down · 900 Mb up · Full fibre£28£24.50no rise24 mominimum£069View deal
500Mb Full Fibre CityFibre (24 Months)500 Mb down · 500 Mb up · Full fibre£25£21.88no rise24 mominimum£068View deal
900Mbps Full Fibre (24 Months)900 Mb down · 900 Mb up · Full fibre£25.50£25.50no rise24 mominimum£068View deal
250Mbps Full Fibre (24 Months)250 Mb down · 250 Mb up · Full fibre£28£24.50no rise24 mominimum£066View deal
500Mbps Full Fibre (24 Months)500 Mb down · 500 Mb up · Full fibre£29£26.50no rise24 mominimum£064View deal
900Mbps Full Fibre900 Mb down · 900 Mb up · Full fibre£33£34.67no rise1 morolling£19.9959View deal
900Mbps Full Fibre (24 Months)900 Mb down · 900 Mb up · Full fibre£36£31.50no rise24 mominimum£057View deal
900Mbps Full Fibre (12 Months)900 Mb down · 900 Mb up · Full fibre£30£32.33+£28 rises included12 mominimum£056View deal
900Mb Full Fibre (24 Months)900 Mb down · 900 Mb up · Full fibre£44£33no rise24 mominimum£055View deal
50Mbps Full Fibre (12 Months)50 Mb down · 50 Mb up · Full fibre£25£27.33+£28 rises included12 mominimum£054View deal
300Mbps Full Fibre (24 Months)300 Mb down · 300 Mb up · Full fibre£34£29.75no rise24 mominimum£054View deal
1Gb Full Fibre CityFibre (12 Months)1,000 Mb down · 1,000 Mb up · Full fibre£36£38.33+£28 rises included12 mominimum£054View deal
150Mbps Full Fibre (24 Months)150 Mb down · 150 Mb up · Full fibre£30£26.25no rise24 mominimum£053View deal
300Mb Full Fibre (24 Months)300 Mb down · 300 Mb up · Full fibre£40£30no rise24 mominimum£052View deal
250Mbps Full Fibre (12 Months)250 Mb down · 250 Mb up · Full fibre£28£30.33+£28 rises included12 mominimum£049View deal
150Mb Full Fibre (24 Months)150 Mb down · 150 Mb up · Full fibre£32£28no rise24 mominimum£048View deal
150Mb Full Fibre (24 Months)150 Mb down · 150 Mb up · Full fibre£32£28no rise24 mominimum£048View deal
900Mb Full Fibre (24 Months)900 Mb down · 900 Mb up · Full fibre£44£38.50no rise24 mominimum£044View deal
250Mb Full Fibre CityFibre (12 Months)250 Mb down · 250 Mb up · Full fibre£31£33.33+£28 rises included12 mominimum£043View deal
300Mb Full Fibre (24 Months)300 Mb down · 300 Mb up · Full fibre£40£35no rise24 mominimum£042View deal
2.3Gb Full Fibre CityFibre (12 Months)2,300 Mb down · 2,300 Mb up · Full fibre£55£57.33+£28 rises included12 mominimum£042View deal
500Mb Full Fibre CityFibre (12 Months)500 Mb down · 500 Mb up · Full fibre£33£35.33+£28 rises included12 mominimum£041View deal
150Mb Full Fibre CityFibre (12 Months)150 Mb down · 150 Mb up · Full fibre£29£31.33+£28 rises included12 mominimum£037View deal
500Mb Full Fibre (24 Months)500 Mb down · 500 Mb up · Full fibre£39£36.50no rise24 mominimum£037View deal

* Average monthly cost over the minimum term with set-up and contracted price rises. Rolling monthly deals are averaged over 12 months. Sorted by Deal Score. National prices on 27 October 2026; what you can get depends on your address.

Real cost

What a 4th Utility contract really costs, month by month

The price you sign up at is not the price you pay at the end. Here is the best 4th Utility deal today if you started next month.

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4th Utility · 100Mbps Full Fibre (24 Months)100 Mb · 24-month contract · starting November 2026
£444total over the contract
Nov 2026Oct 2028

Shows today’s price. Sources disagree on a £4 rise in March; confirm when you order.

The small print

4th Utility in facts

What 4th Utility charges to start and to leave, how it raises prices, and what it promises when things go wrong.

Network
Own full fibre in apartment buildings and CityFibre · Major English and Welsh cities
Contract length
30 days, 12 or 24 months
Price rises
Sources disagree on a £4 rise in March; confirm when you order
Social tariff
Social tariff £13.99 (30 Mb)
Set-up and router
£0; Icotera router stays theirs
Leaving early
Early exit charges apply; the formula is not published
Speed and Wi-Fi guarantee
A fault if wired speed is under 70% for 3 days
Credit check
Not published for standard plans; none on the social tariff
Automatic compensation
Not part of Ofcom’s automatic compensation scheme
Ofcom complaints
Not in Ofcom’s table, which covers the seven biggest providers

Worth knowing: Specialises in new apartment buildings and build-to-rent.

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4th Utility today

Quick answers about 4th Utility broadband

Worked out from today’s live deals and our 4th Utility facts.

Prices today

How much is 4th Utility broadband?

£18/mo from32 deals · up to 2,300 Mb

On 27 October 2026, 4th Utility broadband-only deals start at £18 a month for 150 Mb. The lowest average over a whole contract is £15.75 a month, set-up and price rises included.

Versus Hyperoptic

Is 4th Utility cheaper than Hyperoptic?

−£17.88/molowest averages compared

4th Utility’s cheapest deal averages £15.75 a month over the contract; Hyperoptic’s averages £33.63. Speeds differ, so compare like for like at your address.

Price rises

How much will 4th Utility put prices up?

CheckCheck

Sources disagree on a £4 rise in March; confirm when you order. Since 17 January 2025, any rise in a new contract must be shown in pounds and pence before you sign.

Social tariff

Does 4th Utility have a social tariff?

£13.99/mo fromSocial tariff £13.99 (30 Mb)

4th Utility offers Social tariff £13.99 (30 Mb) for people on Universal Credit and some other benefits. You can usually move to a social tariff with your current provider without a fee.

Leaving early

How much does it cost to leave 4th Utility early?

Varies30 days, 12 or 24 months

4th Utility charges: early exit charges apply; the formula is not published. You can always leave without a fee within 30 days of being told about a rise that was not in your contract.

Credit check

Does 4th Utility do a credit check?

Variescredit check

Not published for standard plans; none on the social tariff. A soft check does not affect your credit score; a hard check is recorded on your file.

Calculated from live national prices on 27 October 2026 and facts checked 24 October 2026.

Our take

Is 4th Utility worth it?

4th Utility specialises in new apartment buildings and build-to-rent, with its own fibre in about 50,000 flats and CityFibre in major cities from London to Cardiff. Contracts run for 30 days, 12 or 24 months.

Sources disagree on whether it adds £4 a month in March, so confirm the price rise when you order. Its £13.99 social tariff for 30 Mb needs no credit check, and no documents if your building qualifies. The router stays 4th Utility’s property, and exit fees apply, though the formula is not published.

Good fit if

you live in a building it serves and want a short contract or a cheap social tariff.

Look elsewhere if

you want a clearly stated price rise and exit fee before you sign.

FAQ

4th Utility broadband: common questions

Can I get 4th Utility broadband at my address?

4th Utility covers major English and Welsh cities on own full fibre in apartment buildings and CityFibre. Enter your postcode in the comparison above to see the 4th Utility deals that reach you.

What happens when my 4th Utility contract ends?

4th Utility must tell you 10 to 40 days before your minimum term ends, show its best deals for you, and remind you once a year after that. Out of contract, prices are usually higher, so it pays to switch or agree a new deal.

Can I switch to or from 4th Utility with One Touch Switch?

Yes. Since 12 September 2024 you only contact the provider you are moving to, even between networks. 4th Utility or your old provider must tell you about any exit fees, and the gap in service should be no more than one working day.

Does 4th Utility pay compensation when broadband goes down?

Not automatically. 4th Utility is not part of Ofcom’s automatic compensation scheme, so you need to ask. If a complaint is not resolved in six weeks, you can take it to an ombudsman for free.

Does 4th Utility guarantee its speeds?

A fault if wired speed is under 70% for 3 days.

Facts last checked 24 October 2026 against 4th Utility’s terms, Ofcom and industry sources. Prices are national and change daily. Some providers pay us a commission when you switch through us; it never affects Deal Score or the order of deals. How we make money →

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