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The One Broadband broadband Ad

The One Broadband is a UK-wide provider and delivers broadband over fixed lines. Service runs over Multiple altnets. They sell home packages. We hold 3 verified prices for them. We earn a commission if you buy through our link, which is why their rows carry an “Ad” label. It does not change where they rank.

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The One Broadband prices

Showing 3 deals from 1 providers
Sorted by first-year cost (12 months + setup)

  • The One Broadband

    Ad Lowest first-year cost
    The Simple One · 18-month contract
    150 Mbps average download
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    150 Mbps
    Setup
    £10
    Network
    Multiple altnets
    Mid-contract rises
    Not confirmed
    Price checked
    2 weeks ago
    £27.50/mo
    £340 first year (incl. £10 setup)
    £505 total over 18 months
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  • The One Broadband

    Ad Lowest first-year cost
    The Chosen One · 18-month contract
    900 Mbps average download
    Upload
    900 Mbps
    Setup
    £10
    Network
    Multiple altnets
    Mid-contract rises
    Not confirmed
    Price checked
    2 weeks ago
    £30.50/mo
    £376 first year (incl. £10 setup)
    £559 total over 18 months
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  • The One Broadband

    Ad Lowest first-year cost
    The Everything One · 18-month contract
    2.2 Gbps average download
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    2.2 Gbps
    Setup
    £10
    Network
    Multiple altnets
    Mid-contract rises
    Not confirmed
    Price checked
    2 weeks ago
    £49.50/mo
    £604 first year (incl. £10 setup)
    £901 total over 18 months
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Where they sell

Scotland 16/16

Northern Ireland 1/1

North East & Cumbria 6/6

North West 12/12

Yorkshire 10/10

Wales 6/6

Midlands 16/16

East 10/10

London 20/20

South East 12/12

South West 12/12

A diagram, not a map: each cell is a UK postcode area, grouped by region. Highlighted areas are where this provider sells — a marketing footprint, not a guarantee that it reaches your street. Check the provider’s own postcode checker before ordering.