Sky Full Fibre 75 is Sky's lowest-tier full fibre broadband plan, replacing the older Superfast products in areas where full fibre to the premises (FTTP) is available.
It delivers average download speeds of 75Mb using a direct fibre connection to the home, rather than part-fibre (FTTC) infrastructure.
The plan includes Sky's WiFi 6-enabled Sky Max Hub router as standard.
Sky Full Fibre 75 at a glance
| Monthly price | £24 |
|---|---|
| Setup cost | £5 (Refundable) |
| Minimum term | 24 months |
| Annual price increase | £3/mth from 1st April 2026; may change again during the minimum term |
| Network availability | Openreach (FTTP) |
| Download speed | 75Mbps |
| Upload speed | 16Mbps |
| Usage allowance | Unlimited |
| Router | Sky Max Hub (WiFi 6) |
| WiFi guarantee | 10Mbps for £4/mth |
| Parental controls | Sky Broadband Shield |
| Home phone | Included with PAYG calls |
| Anytime calls | £17/mth (inc. UK mobiles) (Price will increase by £1/mth from 1st April 2026) |
| TV | Optional: Sky Stream or Sky Glass |
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Sky Max Hub WiFi 6 router included as standard | Full Fibre 150 is sometimes priced very close to Full Fibre 75, depending on Sky's current offers |
| Includes Sky Talk internet-based home phone line | WiFi speed guarantee requires the WiFi Max add-on |
| Full fibre (FTTP) connection offers more reliable performance than part-fibre broadband | Monthly prices may increase during the contract period |
| Can be cheaper per month when bundled with Sky TV |
Sky Full Fibre 75 broadband package
| Package | Broadband | Monthly price | Upfront price | Contract term | |
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Full Fibre 75 | 75Mb average | £23 | £5 | 24 months |
 Offer: WiFi Max just £4/mth + £5 refundable setup fee for new customers if applicable | |||||
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Full Fibre 150 | 150Mb average | £23 | £5 | 24 months |
| Offer: WiFi Max just £4/mth + £5 refundable setup fee for new customers if applicable | |||||
Who is Sky Full Fibre 75 best for?
Sky Full Fibre 75 is Sky's entry-level full fibre broadband plan, intended for households with lighter to moderate internet use.
It is typically available in areas served by the Openreach full fibre (FTTP) network. In CityFibre network areas, Sky's entry-level full fibre plan starts at Full Fibre 150 instead.
Full Fibre 75 offers average download speeds of 75Mb and average upload speeds of around 16Mb, which is generally sufficient for:
- One or two people using the internet at the same time
- Streaming TV and films, including in 4K Ultra HD
- Video calls for work or personal use
- Online gaming on console or PC
- Everyday browsing, downloads, and smart home devices
Full fibre connections also offer more consistent speeds and lower latency than older copper-based broadband, which can improve reliability for video calls and streaming.
While lighter users may consider this plan as a step up from part-fibre broadband, it is worth checking current pricing, as the faster Sky Full Fibre 150 tier is often available at similar or lower monthly prices and is positioned as Sky's main entry point to full fibre.
Decision summary: Sky Full Fibre 75 provides reliable full fibre speeds for smaller households and lighter internet use. However, because Sky Full Fibre 150 is often available at similar monthly prices and is positioned as Sky's main entry-level full fibre plan, it is worth comparing both tiers before choosing.
What does Sky Full Fibre 75 offer?
Sky Full Fibre 75 provides a full fibre to the premises (FTTP) broadband connection, with average download speeds of 75Mb during peak evening hours.
The plan includes Sky's WiFi 6-enabled Sky Max Hub router and a digital home phone line delivered over the broadband connection.
Key features include:
- Sky Max Hub router with WiFi 6 support included as standard
- Full fibre (FTTP) connection, offering more consistent speeds than part-fibre broadband
- Sky Talk digital home phone line included, with optional call plans
- Optional WiFi Max add-on, including Wall-to-Wall WiFi guarantee and speed assurance in every room
| Package | Broadband | Monthly price | Upfront price | Contract term | |
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Full Fibre 75 | 75Mb average | £23 | £5 | 24 months |
| Offer: WiFi Max just £4/mth + £5 refundable setup fee for new customers if applicable | |||||
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Full Fibre 150 | 150Mb average | £23 | £5 | 24 months |
| Offer: WiFi Max just £4/mth + £5 refundable setup fee for new customers if applicable | |||||
Sky Full Fibre 75 is typically Sky's lowest-priced full fibre broadband plan, with promotional monthly pricing varying depending on availability, bundles, and current offers. Sky charges a £5 setup fee during signup for credit checking purposes, which is refunded on the customer's first bill.
The plan includes the Sky Max Hub router as standard. Customers can also add WiFi Max for an additional monthly cost, which provides Sky's WiFi guarantee and includes up to three WiFi Pods if needed to improve coverage.
With the optional WiFi Max add-on, Sky guarantees minimum wireless download speeds of 10Mb in every room on Full Fibre 75. Higher tiers receive higher guaranteed speeds, with Full Fibre 150 promising 25Mb minimum wireless speeds under the same add-on.
Sky broadband contracts typically have a minimum term of 24 months. Like most broadband providers, Sky applies annual price rises during the contract term, with broadband prices confirmed to increase by £3 per month from April 2026. See our guide to mid-contract price rises for more details.
Sky Full Fibre 75 replaced Sky's older Superfast broadband plan in full fibre areas from September 2024, reflecting the provider's transition away from copper-based broadband where fibre is available.
Sky Full Fibre 75 + calls
Sky Full Fibre 75 includes Sky Talk, a digital home phone line delivered over the broadband connection. Customers can receive calls and make outgoing calls on a pay-as-you-go basis.
Standard Sky Talk call charges are currently 27p per minute to UK landlines and mobiles, with a 25p connection fee per call.
Customers can also upgrade to an inclusive Sky Talk call plan:
| Call plan | Includes | Monthly price |
|---|---|---|
| Talk Evenings & Weekends | Unlimited calls to UK landlines and mobiles during evenings (7pm-7am) and weekends | £8 |
| Talk Anytime | Unlimited anytime calls to UK landlines and mobiles | £17 |
| Talk International | Unlimited anytime calls to UK landlines and mobiles, plus landline calls to selected international destinations | £18 |
Sky Talk call plans usually run alongside the broadband contract term. Inclusive calls are limited to 60 minutes per call, after which standard rates apply.
Sky Full Fibre 75 + TV
Sky Full Fibre 75 can be bundled with Sky TV at a reduced monthly price compared with taking broadband alone.
Sky Stream Puck Box and Sky Remote Controller. Credit: Choose.co.uk
The main TV bundle options are Sky Essential TV and Sky Ultimate TV:
- Sky Essential TV includes Sky Atlantic and other Sky channels, along with Netflix and discovery+
- Sky Ultimate TV includes Sky Entertainment and around 35 additional premium channels, plus Netflix, discovery+, HBO Max, Disney+, and Hayu as part of the monthly subscription.
| Package | TV | Broadband | Monthly price | Upfront price | Contract term | |
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Sky Essential TV + Full Fibre 75 | Netflix, Sky Atlantic, Discovery+ | 75Mb average | £35 | Free | 24 months |
| Offer: Reduced price broadband + Free setup (worth £39.95) | ||||||
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Sky Essential TV + Full Fibre 150 | Netflix, Sky Atlantic, Discovery+ | 150Mb average | £35 | Free | 24 months |
| Offer: Reduced price broadband + Free setup (worth £39.95) | ||||||
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Sky Ultimate TV + Full Fibre 75 | Netflix, Sky Atlantic, Discovery+, Sky Entertainment, Disney+, Hayu, HBO Max | 75Mb average | £39 | Free | 24 months |
| Offer: Save £10/mth on Sky Ultimate TV + Reduced price broadband + Free setup | ||||||
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Sky Ultimate TV + Full Fibre 150 | Netflix, Sky Atlantic, Discovery+, Sky Entertainment, Disney+, Hayu, HBO Max | 150Mb average | £39 | Free | 24 months |
| Offer: Save £10/mth on Sky Ultimate TV + Reduced price broadband + Free setup | ||||||
Both Sky Essential TV and Sky Ultimate TV are delivered using the Sky Stream puck, which connects directly to the broadband router.
Sky broadband can also be bundled with Sky Glass, where the Sky TV platform is built into the television.
See the latest prices on Sky broadband and TV bundles here.
Sky Full Fibre 75 vs Full Fibre 150
Sky Full Fibre 150 is the next tier above Full Fibre 75, offering average download speeds of 150Mb compared with 75Mb.
Both plans include the same Sky Max Hub router, £5 setup fee (refunded on the first bill), digital home phone line, and 24-month minimum contract term.
| Package | Broadband | Monthly price | Upfront price | Contract term | |
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Full Fibre 75 | 75Mb average | £23 | £5 | 24 months |
| Offer: WiFi Max just £4/mth + £5 refundable setup fee for new customers if applicable | |||||
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Full Fibre 150 | 150Mb average | £23 | £5 | 24 months |
| Offer: WiFi Max just £4/mth + £5 refundable setup fee for new customers if applicable | |||||
Sky Full Fibre 150 is often priced the same as, or very close to, Full Fibre 75 as part of Sky's full fibre offers. This reflects Sky's positioning of Full Fibre 150 as its main entry point to full fibre broadband.
Should you upgrade?
Where pricing is similar, Full Fibre 150 provides double the average download speed and higher minimum guaranteed wireless speeds when taking the WiFi Max add-on. As a result, many households may find Full Fibre 150 offers better overall value, particularly where multiple devices are used at the same time.
How does Sky Full Fibre 75 compare?
Sky Full Fibre 75 is comparable to entry-level full fibre plans from other broadband providers using the Openreach network, including BT, TalkTalk, Plusnet, and Vodafone.
The table below compares Sky Full Fibre 75 with similar full fibre broadband plans offering average download speeds of around 70Mb to 80Mb.
| Package | Broadband | Monthly price | Upfront price | Contract term | |
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Full Fibre 75 | 75Mb average | £23 | £5 | 24 months |
| Offer: WiFi Max just £4/mth + £5 refundable setup fee for new customers if applicable | |||||
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74Mb - 24 months | 74Mb average | £22.99 | Free | 24 months |
| Offer: No setup fee + Exclusive offers and discounts for Plusnet customers | |||||
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Full Fibre 74 | 73Mb average | £24 | Free | 24 months |
| Offer: Existing Vodafone pay monthly customers get a £75 bill credit + £2 off for Vodafone pay monthly customers | |||||
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Full Fibre 75 | 75Mb average | £23 | £5 | 24 months |
| Offer: £5 refundable advance fee for new customers if applicable | |||||
Cheaper full fibre broadband plans are available from providers such as Plusnet and NOW Broadband. These typically include WiFi 5 routers and may not include a digital home phone line as standard, whereas Sky Full Fibre 75 includes the newer WiFi 6-enabled Sky Max Hub and Sky Talk.
Vodafone offers similarly priced full fibre plans with WiFi 6 routers and optional discounts for Vodafone mobile customers, while providers such as TalkTalk, BT, and EE often price equivalent tiers higher.
Sky Full Fibre 75 sits in the middle of the entry-level full fibre market, offering modern hardware and bundled extras, although some lower-priced alternatives are available. Sky's faster Full Fibre 150 plan is also often priced similarly, providing higher speeds for a comparable monthly cost.
See what's available at your postcode with our full fibre broadband search.
How fast is Sky Full Fibre 75?
Sky Full Fibre 75 provides a full fibre to the premises (FTTP) broadband connection with average download speeds of 75Mb and average upload speeds of 16Mb.
| Average download speed at peak times | Average upload speed at peak times | |
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| Sky Full Fibre 75 | 75Mb | 16Mb |
| Sky Full Fibre 150 | 150Mb | 27Mb |
Average speeds must be achieved by at least 50% of customers between 8pm and 10pm, the busiest period of the day, providing a realistic indication of real-world performance.
Because full fibre connections run directly to the home, speeds are typically more consistent than part-fibre (FTTC) broadband, and performance is less affected by distance from the street cabinet.
Faster tiers such as Sky Full Fibre 150 offer higher download and upload speeds, which can be beneficial in households with multiple users or heavier internet use.
Minimum download speeds
As a signatory to Ofcom's voluntary code of practice on broadband speeds, Sky provides customers with a minimum guaranteed download speed when they sign up.
If speeds consistently fall below this minimum and Sky is unable to resolve the issue within 30 days of being notified, customers have the right to exit their contract without paying early termination fees.
Example minimum guaranteed speeds for Sky's full fibre plans include:
| Minimum guaranteed download speed | |
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| Sky Full Fibre 75 | 50Mb |
| Sky Full Fibre 150 | 100Mb |
In addition, Sky state that customers experiencing ongoing speed issues may be offered one month's broadband subscription refunded and the option to move to a different Sky broadband plan without additional charges.
Customers can check their broadband performance using the My Sky app or Sky's online speed test tools, and Sky recommend allowing a short settling-in period after activation for speeds to stabilise.
WiFi guarantee
Sky includes its standard Wall-to-Wall WiFi guarantee with full fibre broadband, promising minimum wireless download speeds of 3Mb in every room of the home.
Customers can upgrade to Sky's WiFi Max add-on for an extra £4 per month, which increases the guaranteed wireless speeds and adds additional features.
WiFi Max includes a whole home WiFi guarantee, where Sky will provide up to three Plume WiFi Pods if needed to improve wireless coverage in different rooms.
On Sky Full Fibre 75, the WiFi Max guarantee promises minimum wireless download speeds of 10Mb in every room. Faster plans, including Sky Full Fibre 150, increase this guaranteed minimum to 25Mb.
WiFi Max also includes enhanced parental controls and security features, managed through the My Sky app.
If speeds of at least 10Mb are available in each room, Sky may not provide additional WiFi Pods, even if faster wireless speeds are not achieved throughout the property.
Router
All Sky full fibre broadband plans include the newer Sky Max Hub, including Sky Full Fibre 75.
Sky Max Hub. Credit: Choose.co.uk
The Sky Max Hub was launched in July 2023 and supports WiFi 6 (802.11ax), allowing faster and more reliable wireless connections with compatible devices such as Sky Stream, Sky Glass, smartphones, tablets, and laptops.
WiFi 6 also improves performance in homes with multiple connected devices, helping maintain stable speeds when streaming, gaming, or making video calls.
| Sky Max Hub specification | |
|---|---|
| WiFi standard | WiFi 6 (802.11ax), dual-band |
| Ethernet ports | 4 x Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports |
| WAN connection | Gigabit Ethernet (connects to full fibre ONT) |
| Antennas | 8 internal antennas |
| Mesh support | Compatible with Sky WiFi Max and Plume WiFi Pods |
| Phone support | Supports Sky Talk digital voice service |
| Setup | Pre-configured for Sky broadband connections |
The Sky Max Hub connects to the fibre ONT installed inside the home and provides wireless and wired internet access throughout the property. Additional WiFi Pods can be added through the WiFi Max add-on to improve coverage in larger homes.
Verdict: Is Sky Full Fibre 75 any good?
Sky Full Fibre 75 is Sky's entry-level full fibre broadband plan, offering reliable FTTP connectivity and including the WiFi 6-enabled Sky Max Hub as standard.
It is best suited to smaller households and lighter internet use, where one or two people are typically online at the same time, and provides a straightforward upgrade for customers moving from older part-fibre broadband.
However, Sky's faster Full Fibre 150 plan is often available at the same monthly price and delivers double the download speed, along with a higher minimum wireless speed guarantee when taking the WiFi Max add-on. As a result, many customers may find Full Fibre 150 offers better overall value where available.
Some alternative providers, including Plusnet, Vodafone, and NOW Broadband, offer lower-priced entry-level full fibre plans, although these may include earlier-generation routers and miss out on a digital home phone line as standard. Sky broadband can also be combined with Sky TV bundles, which can reduce the overall monthly cost for customers taking both services.
