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Broadband provider iDNET has recently added support for three additional alternative Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) networks, including Trooli, Netomnia (business plans only) and Freedom Fibre, which is on top of their partnerships with existing networks including CityFibre, Openreach, MS3 and FullFibre.
Packages on Trooli’s network via iDNET are currently priced between £32.50 per month for symmetric speeds of 175Mbps on an 18-month term, when taken without a router (add an extra £5 if you want one bundled), and go up to £60 for their top 2.3Gbps tier. As for Freedom Fibre, the packages start at £32.50 per month for symmetric speeds of 105Mbps and go up to £60 per month for 2.3Gbps.
Finally, Thinkbroadband has spotted that iDNET are now also selling packages via Netomnia’s large full fibre network, albeit still only for business connections (Netomnia don’t currently offer consumer plans at wholesale, but this will follow). Prices for these start at £45 for 155Mbps (symmetric) with Standard Care (SLA) and go up to £72 for 1.9Gbps. We’ve also used inc. VAT prices for these like those above, despite them being business plans.