What is BT Full Fibre?
BT Full Fibre (FTTP) is BT's fastest broadband technology, using fibre optic cables all the way to your home for speeds up to 900 Mbps.
BT Full Fibre Explained
BT Full Fibre is different from standard "BT Fibre" packages. While BT Fibre 1 and Fibre 2 use fibre to the street cabinet then copper to your home (FTTC), Full Fibre uses fibre all the way (FTTP).
This direct fibre connection eliminates the copper bottleneck, allowing speeds up to 900 Mbps - compared to a maximum of about 70 Mbps on standard fibre.
BT Full Fibre is being rolled out across the UK by Openreach. Availability varies by location - you can check if it's available at your address on the BT website.
BT Full Fibre Benefits
- ✓Fibre to the Premises: Cable runs directly to your home, not the cabinet.
- ✓Speeds up to 900 Mbps: Much faster than standard fibre (max ~70 Mbps).
- ✓Better Upload: Higher upload speeds for video calls and cloud backups.
- ✓More Reliable: No copper cables means fewer weather-related issues.
- ✓Future-Proof: Infrastructure that will last for decades.
- ✓Stay Fast Guarantee: BT guarantees your speeds or money back.
BT Full Fibre Packages
Full Fibre 100
150 Mbps average
Full Fibre 300
300 Mbps average
Full Fibre 500
500 Mbps average
Full Fibre 900
900 Mbps average