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What is Full Fibre broadband?

HERE'S THE RUNDOWN

Everything you need to know about our Full Fibre network, so you can make the best choice for your broadband.

We’re 100% Full Fibre

Full Fibre is the gold standard of internet connections and uses fibre-optic cables all the way to your home. The result? Faster, more reliable connections compared to traditional copper-based connections.

We’re an alternative network provider

In short, altnets (like us) provide broadband services outside the traditional offerings from the more established providers. They can help create a bit of healthy competition, meaning better services and prices!

We’re building an independent infrastructure

Our national infrastructure is a brand-new, purpose-built network designed to give each premise a dedicated fibre connection.

We deliver Fibre-to-the-Premises

AKA FTTP. That just means the fibre goes directly to your home, not stopping halfway and relying on slower copper wires.

We use a Point-to-Point network

This means your router is connected to your own dedicated fibre cable, which isn’t split between you and your neighbours – unlike PON networks.

READY FOR THE INTERNET AT ITS BEST?

Our Full Fibre service delivers top-tier speeds with unmatched quality—no price hikes, no hidden fees. Just fast, reliable, and affordable broadband. Check your postcode to get yours.

Why does Full Fibre matter to you?

Whether you’re a family of streamers, a remote worker, or just love a good online game, Full Fibre keeps up with your digital life. Zoom calls? Crystal clear. HD streaming? Smooth as butter. Multiple devices? No problem. Your broadband should keep up with your lifestyle, not slow it down.

More questions? We've got you.

What’s the difference between part and Full Fibre?

With a part-fibre connection – otherwise known as FTTC or Fibre-to-the-Cabinet, there is copper somewhere between the internet and your home – no doubt slowing down your browsing, streaming, working or gaming.

With Full Fibre – aka FTTP or Fibre-to-the-Premises – the fibre optic cable is taken directly from the data centre to the cabinet, then the cabinet to your home. Zero copper.
What broadband can I get?

The million-dollar question! The type of broadband you can get depends on your location. Our fibre cables need to be installed in your street and to your property. Want to know if you’re in the Grain zone? Check your postcode.

If we’re not in your area yet, don’t worry. Building our own independent network takes time. To be the first to know if and when we do come to your street, register your interest today.
What is the best broadband in my area?

If Grain is available where you live, then (humble brag) we’re the best! Seriously though, we’re proud of our service and think you’ll love it, too. Not only does our Full Fibre broadband service provide numerous benefits to our customers, but we won’t be beaten on price. If you find a better price for an equal package – we’ll match it! So you’re always guaranteed the best possible price.
Is Full Fibre broadband expensive?

Full Fibre broadband can be no more expensive than traditional broadband connections BUT prices have become more competitive as more providers enter the market.

Remember, at Grain, we have a Price Match Guarantee so you always get the best possible price.
How is fibre internet installed?

The installation of fibre internet involves running fibre optic cables to your home. One of our expert engineers will then install a router at your premises (unless you have one already).

This equipment converts the light signals from the fibre into data that your devices can use. The process may involve some drilling to bring the cable inside but is pretty seamless, and we always tidy up – promise! Find out more.
What much does it cost to get fibre installed?

Ready for the best part? Installation of Grain Full Fibre is completely free! Yup, you read that right – free standard installations by our team of expert engineers, with no hidden costs or up front charges. Just fast, reliable internet brought straight to your home.