Entry full fibre
Pro II Fibre 1
Download
38 Mbps
Average
Upload
9 Mbps
Average
24 months . £0 upfront
- Pro II Ultra Hub Wi-Fi 6E
- 4G back-up included
- Unlimited usage
Best for
A 1 to 2-person household with light streaming
Every current Vodafone broadband deal in one place, with verified May 2026 prices, what the speeds actually deliver in real homes, and the small print that matters. Vodafone is the only big-name UK ISP selling over two physical full-fibre networks (Openreach FTTP and CityFibre XGS-PON), so the price you see at checkout depends on which is live at your postcode.
At a glance
At a glance
Broadband
Updated 19 May 2026
Live deals
Headline prices verified on . Vodafone changes promos every few weeks, and the final price at checkout depends on which network is live at your address.
Entry full fibre
Download
38 Mbps
Average
Upload
9 Mbps
Average
24 months . £0 upfront
Best for
A 1 to 2-person household with light streaming
Mid-tier full fibre
Download
100 Mbps
Average
Upload
20 Mbps
Average
24 months . £0 upfront
Best for
A family of 3 to 4 streaming HD and working from home
Heavy use full fibre
Download
500 Mbps
Average
Upload
75 Mbps
Average
24 months . £0 upfront
Best for
Four or more people gaming, streaming 4K, video-calling
Gigabit
Download
910 Mbps
Average
Upload
110 Mbps
Average
24 months . £0 upfront
Best for
Large households, power users, content creators
CityFibre XGS-PON
Download
2 Gbps
Average
Upload
2 Gbps
Average
24 months . £0 upfront
Best for
Power-users in CityFibre cities (Leeds, Cambridge, Bournemouth and more)
Two networks, one provider
Vodafone is unusual among the big UK ISPs in that it sells full fibre over two physically separate networks. The product on your bill looks the same but the underlying cable, install process and gigabit ceiling are different.
Most common
The same fibre network BT, Sky, Plusnet and TalkTalk all sell over. Live for around 65% of UK premises in May 2026. Speeds up to 910 Mbps.
Gigabit cities
An alternative full-fibre network built by CityFibre in dozens of UK cities. Symmetric upload and download, with a gigabit-plus ceiling well above what Openreach currently offers retail.
Speed guide
Marketing pushes the top tier. Most homes do not need it. Match your real-world use to the right speed and you avoid paying for headroom you never touch.
| Your use case | Minimum sensible speed | Recommended Vodafone tier |
|---|---|---|
| Browsing, email, social media | 15 Mbps | Pro II Fibre 1 (38 Mbps) |
| HD streaming on 1 to 2 devices | 25 Mbps | Pro II Fibre 1 or 100 |
| 4K streaming on 1 to 2 devices | 50 Mbps | Pro II Fibre 100 (100 Mbps) |
| Family of 4, multiple devices, video calls | 100 Mbps | Pro II Fibre 100 or 500 |
| Heavy gaming and 4K on 4+ devices simultaneously | 300 Mbps | Pro II Fibre 500 or 900 |
| Smart home, content creator, work-from-home pro | 500 Mbps | Pro II Fibre 900 or 2 Gig |
FAQ
Vodafone sells full fibre over two physical networks: Openreach FTTP, which covers around 65% of UK premises, and CityFibre XGS-PON, which is live in dozens of UK cities including Leeds, Bournemouth, Stirling, Cambridge, Coventry and Doncaster. Use the postcode checker on vodafone.co.uk to see exactly which networks and speeds are live at your address. At some postcodes you can choose between Openreach and CityFibre at different prices.
The Pro II Ultra Hub is Vodafone’s 2024 router. It supports Wi-Fi 6E (the 6GHz band on top of 2.4 and 5GHz, with three times the bandwidth of plain Wi-Fi 6), has four Gigabit LAN ports and one 2.5GbE port for gigabit plans. Every Pro II Fibre plan ships with the hub and an automatic 4G back-up SIM that takes over if your fibre line drops. Pro II Fibre 100 and above also include the Super Wi-Fi 6E Booster, a mesh disc for thick-walled homes.
Yes. Unlike BT (where 4G back-up is only on top tiers), every Vodafone Pro II Fibre plan comes with an automatic 4G fallback. If your fibre line goes down, the Ultra Hub switches to Vodafone’s 4G mobile network so basic browsing, email and messaging keep working. Speeds drop to mobile-network levels during fallback (typically 20 to 80 Mbps depending on signal).
For an existing Openreach line, the activation is a self-install in 5 to 10 working days. For brand-new FTTP installs that need an engineer to pull fibre to the property, expect 2 to 4 weeks. CityFibre installs always need an engineer visit and can take 3 to 6 weeks depending on local capacity. Vodafone books the appointment slot and emails you a confirmation; you only need to be in for the engineer visit.
Yes. All Vodafone Pro II Fibre plans are broadband-only; there is no analogue phone line. If you want a home phone Vodafone offers Digital Voice over the Ultra Hub, but it is optional and not included by default. See our full guide to broadband without a landline.
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