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Compare every Truespeed broadband deal in one place, speeds up to 900Mbps, contracts from 12-month. Check what's available at your postcode.

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Network
FTTP
Truespeed's own network
Top speed
900Mbps
Prices from
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Min contract
12months
Customer rating
4.8/ 5
4.0k reviews

Customer rating sourced from Trustpilot. Checked 6 April, 2026.

Why choose Truespeed?

Fully symmetrical speeds

Every package provides upload speeds that match the download speeds. This is a rare feature across the UK market that makes a noticeable difference for video calls, cloud backups, and sending large files.

Wi-Fi 7 router included

Truespeed ships a Wi-Fi 7 router as standard across its entire range. Most major providers still rely on older Wi-Fi 6 hardware, making this a useful inclusion for handling multiple high-bandwidth devices at once.

No mid-contract price rises

The monthly cost you agree to on day one is the price you pay for the full duration of your term. Predictable pricing is becoming increasingly uncommon among major broadband brands.

30-day money-back guarantee

You have a 30-day window to test the connection and cancel if you are unhappy with the service. This removes much of the risk of switching to an independent regional network.

Shorter contract lengths

Truespeed avoids the 24-month lock-in that dominates the wider broadband market. Combined with free connection across all tiers, the 12 and 18-month contracts provide more flexibility than most major competitors.

Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Bath, Truespeed builds and operates its own full-fibre network independent of Openreach and CityFibre. The network currently passes over 170,000 premises, primarily across Somerset, Wiltshire, and surrounding areas. Recent expansion includes a merger with County Broadband in July 2025 and the formation of the Freedom Truespeed Group with Freedom Fibre in April 2026.

What sets this provider apart is its focus on hardware and upload capacity. Every speed tier comes with fully symmetrical download and upload speeds, which remains rare across the UK market. Customers also receive a Wi-Fi 7 router as standard across the range, alongside a 30-day money-back guarantee and a Trustpilot rating of 4.8 from 4,000+ reviews, which is the joint highest on the Switchity panel.

You will only find this service in the South West of England. This is a regional alternative network rather than a national provider, focusing on delivering high-capacity connections to communities that larger incumbent networks have historically overlooked. If you live outside of its specific footprint, you will need to look at other options. However, for those living within its coverage area, it offers a compelling alternative to the standard household names, combining locally focused infrastructure with modern hardware.

Truespeed package types

Truespeed 150

This sits comfortably in the 101–500Mbps band, suiting households of three or more people who stream in HD, game online, and run multiple devices. The symmetrical 150Mbps upload speed is the genuine differentiator here, giving you plenty of capacity for sharp video calls and quick cloud backups.

Truespeed 300

This tier offers extra headroom for busier households running simultaneous 4K streams while working from home. The symmetrical 300Mbps upload speed is particularly helpful if you regularly send large files or collaborate on cloud-based documents.

Truespeed 600

This sits in the heavier 500Mbps–1Gbps band, suiting homes with multiple gamers downloading large game files alongside heavy streaming. The included Wi-Fi 7 router really earns its keep at this speed, handling several high-bandwidth devices at once without becoming a wireless bottleneck.

Truespeed 900

Just under a gigabit, this is best suited to wired setups like desktop PCs, NAS drives, and gaming consoles where the full speed is usable. The symmetrical 900Mbps upload speed is the standout feature for content creators uploading large video files or remote workers handling heavy cloud assets.

Truespeed sits firmly in the mid-range of the alternative network market. While its entry point is higher than budget rural providers like Gigaclear, it remains cheaper than most Openreach-based incumbents on a like-for-like speed basis. Every tier includes a free connection with no setup fees.

The contract terms are noticeably shorter than the UK standard. The provider avoids the typical 24-month lock-in entirely, opting for 12-month deals on its lower and mid-tier packages, and 18 months on its fastest option.

Crucially, there are no mid-contract price rises shown on any current Truespeed deal. Under the 2025 Ofcom rules, any mid-contract increases must be laid out in pounds and pence when you sign up, but Truespeed holds the price flat for the duration of the term. You pay a predictable monthly cost from start to finish.

Truespeed pros and cons

Pros

  • Trustpilot rating of 4.8 is joint highest among all the providers we list, which speaks for itself
  • Fully symmetrical upload and download speeds on every plan, paired with a WiFi 7 router as standard
  • No mid-contract price rises shown on any deal, so the monthly cost should stay predictable
  • A 30 day money back guarantee lets you try the service and walk away early if it does not meet expectations
  • Choice of 12 or 18 month contracts with free setup across the range, so you are not locked in long or paying to get started

Cons

  • Coverage is limited to areas where Truespeed has built its own network, mainly across the South West of England
  • Top speed caps at 900Mbps, which is fast but does not reach the multi-gig tiers some rivals now offer
  • Only four speed tiers to choose from, so there is less granularity if you want something in between

How Truespeed compares

Truespeed vs BT. Both providers cap out at a 900Mbps top speed, but their structural approaches differ heavily. BT’s entry tier starts on slower fibre-to-the-cabinet technology on a 24-month term, and while Truespeed holds its prices flat, BT applies fixed pounds-and-pence price rises every March. BT uses the national Openreach network, whereas Truespeed is restricted to the South West.

Truespeed vs Gigaclear. Gigaclear is cheaper at the entry level, but Truespeed provides faster top speeds of 900Mbps compared to Gigaclear’s 830Mbps. Both are rural-focused independent networks, Both lock prices for the full contract term.

Truespeed vs Zzoomm. Zzoomm offers multi-gigabit connections up to 2.3Gbps, while Truespeed caps its fastest package at 900Mbps. Both providers offer shorter 12-month terms, but Zzoomm states its prices may rise during the contract and provides switching credit, whereas Truespeed keeps your monthly bill flat.

Compare with
BT
BT1.3 / 5
Gigaclear
Gigaclear4.8 / 5
Zzoomm
Zzoomm4.6 / 5
Eco impact

Switch to Truespeed and plant trees

Every successful switch through Switchity plants 2 trees through our verified reforestation partner, Ecologi. Our switchers have already captured over 6,000 kg of CO₂ and released nearly 30,900 kg of oxygen annually.

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Verified reforestation partner: Ecologi
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Trees per switch
6,000+ kg
CO₂ captured
£25,000+
Customer savings

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Our community impact

Every switch through Switchity supports reforestation and saves our community money on their broadband.

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Trees grown together
£25,000
Saved by community
£250
Typical yearly saving
738
Trees to go to goal

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