Fjord 150
150 Mbps
£24 /month
- Streams, calls and a busy household
- Same speed up and down
- Wi-Fi 6 router included
Full fibre for the fjord-shaped bits of Britain
Internet that just works.
Fjordnet runs full fibre to villages the big networks forgot. No traffic shaping. No “up to”. Just the speed we said, at the price we said, for as long as you stay.
Two-second check
Is your street lit yet?
Pop in your postcode. We'll tell you honestly — connected, being dug, or not yet on the map.
Yes! Your street is lit.
Full fibre is live at your postcode — you could be on 940 Mbps within 10 working days. Pick a plan and we'll do the rest.
Demo checker — every postcode is a lucky one here.
Three plans, no traps
Pick a speed. That's the whole job.
Every plan is full fibre to your actual house, with the router, setup and exit all costing the same amount: nothing.
Fjord 500
500 Mbps
£29 /month
- Work-from-home, 4K everywhere, gaming
- Same speed up and down
- Priority next-day engineer visits
Fjord 950
950 Mbps
£35 /month
- The whole street could use it. Kindly don't.
- Same speed up and down
- Free mesh pod for bigger homes
The honesty test
What you actually get
Most broadband adverts say “up to”. Ours says “this is it”. Here's the average evening speed on our 950 plan, measured at real routers in real living rooms last month.
Fjordnet 950 — what we sell0 Mbps
940 of 950 — the missing 10 is physics, not fine print.
Other providers — “up to 900*”~540 Mbps
*at 4am, standing near the cabinet, during a full moon. Terms apply.
Why people switch
Boringly reliable, on purpose
Fibre to the house
Not to a cabinet half a mile away. Glass all the way to your wall, which is why the speed doesn't sag at 8pm.
No contract, ever
Stay because it works, not because clause 14.2b says you must. Leave any month with 30 days' notice and a handshake.
Actually local
Our engineers live on the routes they maintain. If your line goes quiet, the person fixing it probably waves at you in the shop.
Humans in 40 seconds
Average time to reach a person who can actually help: 40 seconds. No phone tree. No “your call is important to us”.
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Postcards from the network
Word travels fast around here
Usually at 940 Mbps.
“The engineer wiped his boots, fixed the line, and told me my dahlias were doing well. 940 down, lovely chap.”
“I run a 40-person video edit studio from a converted boathouse. My old provider said that was impossible. It was — on their network.”
“Bill's been £29 for two years. I keep checking it like it's a lottery ticket. It just… stays £29.”
Fair questions
Things people ask us
Is the price really the price?
Yes. £24, £29 or £35 a month depending on speed. No setup fee, no router charge, no activation fee, no exit fee, and no mid-contract rise — because there's no contract for it to hide in. The number on the plan is the number on the bill.
What does “full fibre” actually mean?
A glass fibre optic cable runs from our exchange directly into your home — not copper for the last stretch like most “fibre” broadband. That's why our speeds are symmetrical and don't drop when the whole village gets home at six.
How long does installation take?
If your street is already lit, typically 10 working days from order to first cup of tea on the new connection. The visit itself takes about 90 minutes, and our engineer will put everything back the way they found it.
What happens if it breaks?
Call us and a human answers — average wait is 40 seconds. Most faults are fixed remotely the same day. If we need to visit, it's usually next-day, because our engineers live along the routes they look after.
Can I leave whenever I want?
Yes — 30 days' notice, any month, no fee, and we won't make you explain yourself to a “retentions specialist”. We'd rather earn next month than invoice for it.
Ready when your street is
Check your postcode, pick a plan, and put the kettle on. We'll handle everything else — including telling your old provider.
Check your street