Vodafone Broadband Deals

Vodafone broadband: What's on offer?

Vodafone offers a mix of low-cost and higher-spec home broadband plans, using both part fibre (FTTC) and full fibre (FTTP) connections, depending on availability at your address.

Pricing is often competitive at the entry level, particularly for part fibre and standard full fibre packages. In full fibre areas, Vodafone also offers ultrafast options, with download speeds of up to 2.2Gbps available in selected locations.

All Vodafone broadband plans can be customised with optional add-ons:

• Super WiFi (£7 per month) adds a whole-home WiFi guarantee and works with Vodafone’s WiFi 6 Power Hub to improve wireless coverage.
• Pro 3 packages include Vodafone’s WiFi 7 Ultra Hub, a WiFi 7 Super Booster, and automatic 4G backup using the Vodafone mobile network.
• Xtra (£10 per month) can be added to any plan and includes an Apple TV 4K box, a three-month Apple TV+ subscription, and unlimited anytime calls to UK landlines and mobiles.

Vodafone pay-monthly mobile customers may also qualify for a discount on their home broadband, typically between £2 and £4 per month, depending on their mobile plan.

Read more in our independent review of Vodafone broadband.

Availability of Vodafone broadband

Vodafone broadband is available across much of the UK, using a combination of the Openreach and CityFibre wholesale networks to deliver both part fibre (FTTC) and full fibre (FTTP) connections.

Full fibre Vodafone broadband is currently available to around 24.5 million premises where Openreach FTTP or CityFibre coverage exists. Availability continues to expand, with Openreach targeting 25 million premises by the end of 2026, and CityFibre aiming to reach around 8 million premises over the coming years.

In areas where full fibre is not yet available, Vodafone still offers part fibre broadband, typically providing average download speeds of up to 67Mbps, which is suitable for everyday streaming, home working and general internet use.

To check which Vodafone broadband deals are available at your address, use the postcode checker in the table above.

Vodafone broadband speeds

Vodafone offers a wide range of broadband speeds, starting from around 35Mbps on its entry-level part fibre plans and scaling up to ultrafast full fibre speeds of up to 2.2Gbps, depending on location.

Homes served only by Openreach part fibre (FTTC) can typically choose between average download speeds of 35Mbps and 67Mbps. In full fibre (FTTP) areas, Vodafone offers a broader range of options, with plans starting from around 73Mbps and increasing through gigabit speeds up to 1.6Gbps, or up to 2.2Gbps in CityFibre-enabled locations.

Because full fibre broadband runs a dedicated fibre optic cable directly into the property, speeds are not affected by distance from the street cabinet or local exchange. This allows eligible households to access the fastest speeds available in their area.

Here are the average download and upload speeds for Vodafone broadband:

Advertised average speeds must be achievable by at least 50% of Vodafone broadband customers during peak hours, between 8pm and 10pm, when the network is busiest.

Customers in CityFibre full fibre areas benefit from symmetrical upload speeds, meaning uploads are as fast as downloads. In Openreach full fibre areas, upload speeds are asymmetrical and lower than download speeds, in line with other major Openreach-based providers such as BT, Plusnet, Sky and TalkTalk.

Although Vodafone is not a signatory to Ofcom's code of practice on broadband speeds, it does provide customers with a guaranteed minimum speed at the point of sale. If speeds consistently fall below this minimum and Vodafone is unable to fix the issue within 30 days of being notified, customers may be able to leave their contract without early termination charges.

Vodafone Pro 3

Vodafone Pro 3 is a premium add-on that can be applied to any Vodafone broadband plan, upgrading both the hardware and the level of support provided.

Vodafone Pro 3 includes:

• An upgraded Ultra Hub router with WiFi 7 support
• A whole home WiFi guarantee, with up to three WiFi 7 Super Boosters if needed
• Automatic 4G broadband back-up, which keeps you online via the Vodafone mobile network if your fixed broadband goes down
• Access to Vodafone WiFi experts, who can proactively monitor and help resolve WiFi issues
• Secure Net Home, providing network-level security and parental controls

The Ultra Hub is a clear step up from Vodafone's standard Power Hub, which supports WiFi 6 rather than WiFi 7. To see the full benefit of WiFi 7, however, devices connected to the router will also need to support the newer standard.

It's also worth checking Vodafone mobile coverage at your address, as the automatic 4G back-up relies on Vodafone's mobile network to keep you connected during outages.

Vodafone Xtra

Vodafone Xtra is an optional add-on that bundles TV and calling features with your broadband service.

Vodafone Xtra includes:

• An Apple TV 4K set-top box
• A three-month subscription to Apple TV+
• Unlimited anytime calls to UK landlines and UK mobiles

The Apple TV 4K box brings together free-to-watch catch-up apps such as BBC iPlayer and ITVX, alongside popular subscription services including Netflix, Prime Video and NOW. Apple TV+ is included for the first three months, after which it continues at the standard subscription price unless cancelled.

All Vodafone broadband plans include a home phone line with pay-as-you-go calls by default, and customers can add Evening & Weekend or Anytime call plans separately. Vodafone Xtra includes the Anytime call plan, which would otherwise cost £8 per month on its own.

At £10 per month, Vodafone Xtra can represent good value for households that want both inclusive calls and a TV streaming box. However, customers who are unlikely to use the Apple TV box or the anytime calling features may find it cheaper to add services individually instead.

New customer offers

Vodafone regularly runs special offers for new and switching broadband customers. To qualify, you'll usually need to be either completely new to Vodafone home broadband or have been with another broadband provider for at least three months.

Most Vodafone broadband deals include discounted monthly prices for the initial minimum term. With contracts typically lasting 24 months, these introductory discounts can add up to meaningful savings over the length of the agreement.

Customers who already have, or take out, a Vodafone pay-monthly mobile plan - whether SIM-only or with a handset - can also benefit from extra savings through Vodafone Together. This typically means an additional £2 to £4 off the monthly cost of home broadband.

You can see the latest Vodafone broadband deals by comparing packages in the table above, where prices and offers are kept up to date. To make sure you receive the deals shown, it's important to click through using the 'Get deal' buttons and complete your order online.

Key terms of Vodafone broadband deals

Vodafone home broadband contracts run for a minimum of 24 months. Cancelling before the end of this period may result in early termination charges.

Vodafone applies an annual price increase to both in-contract and out-of-contract customers. Current agreements are subject to a rise of £3.50 per month, applied each April. This means your monthly price can increase during the minimum term as well as after it ends.

Any routers or networking equipment supplied as part of a Vodafone broadband package remain Vodafone's property and must be returned if you end your service.

Customers who take the Xtra add-on and receive an Apple TV 4K box are able to keep the device once their minimum term has finished.

This comparison is produced and maintained by Choose, under the editorial oversight of Lyndsey Burton, Founder and Managing Director.