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Community Fibre 300 Mbps: £22.25/mo

Averaged over 24 months with the rises Community Fibre publishes counted; advertised at £19.00. Ranked 6 of 67 plans of 300 Mbps or more on that figure; the cheapest is Hyperoptic 500Mb at £18.38.

In one line: Community Fibre 300 Mbps costs £22.25 a month averaged over its 24-month contract: advertised at £19.00, then £22.00 from April 2027, then £25.00 from April 2028, up to 300/300 Mbps (average download speed), London only, as read from Community Fibre's own page on 2026-11-14. It ranks 6 of 67 plans of 300 Mbps or more on that average.

£19.00/mo
advertised, VAT included, confirmed 14 Nov 2026
£22.25
a month averaged over 24 months, rises counted
£22.00 · £25.00
£22.00 from April 2027, then £25.00 from April 2028
300/300
Mbps average download speed · 24-month contract · London only

What the provider's page says

Read from Community Fibre's own page on 2026-11-14; quoted, not paraphrased.

  • On price rises: their page read on 2026-11-14: "£24/month from April 2027, £27/month from April 2028. 24-month contract. New customers only. Offer ends 9.12.2026." (1 Gbps) and "At the end of your contract your price will increase by £4 versus your last month and £3 annually in April thereafter".
  • Offer: an offer price, offer ends 9 December 2026; their page: "Double speed flash sale. Offer ends 09.12.26.", 24-month contract, new customers only.
  • To start: nothing to pay upfront.
  • Also on the page: London; card "150 Mbps, 300 Mbps"; the same card says "Avg. download/upload: 350 Mbps"; "No set up fee", free installation.
  • Community Fibre also sells a social tariff, Essential, at £12.50 a month for households on named benefits (every social tariff).
  • The page this price was read from · Ofcom: inflation-linked mid-contract price rises banned

Other Community Fibre plans

Each on its own page, ranked on the contract average.

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