Alternative network provider Fibrus, which is deploying a new 2Gbps speed Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) broadband network across rural parts of Cumbria in England and Northern Ireland, has kicked off some early Black Friday discounts that will be available for new customers to take for the next few weeks.
The operator, which has already built their network to cover 375,000 UK premises and claims to be “fully funded to complete” their roll-out plan for 500,000 premises in the near future (here), typically sells their headline packages with a minimum contract term of 24-months, including both free installation and a bundled Amazon eero Wi-Fi 6 router.
Prices now start at just £19.99 per month (£39.99 after 24-months) for an average download speed of 159Mbps (34Mbps upload), which rises to £24.99 (£45.99 thereafter) for 518Mbps (104Mbps) and just £34.99 (£59.99 thereafter) for their 984Mbps (310Mbps upload) tier. The provider also offers a 2Gbps service in some areas from £129.99 per month (£199.99 thereafter).