Last updated: Thursday 12 November 2026
What are the best Quickline broadband deals? In November 2026, Quickline’s full fibre runs from £24.99 a month for 200Mbps to £33.99 for 2.3Gbps, all on 24-month contracts, and the price you sign up at is the price you pay for the whole term. Its most popular pick for busy homes, Full Fibre 1000, is £29.99 a month, £719.76 over 24 months. That fixed price is the main reason to choose Quickline: BT, EE, Plusnet and TalkTalk add £4 a month every April on newer contracts. The catch is coverage, because Quickline only builds in parts of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.
This SwitchSquid guide covers Quickline’s four full fibre packages, what “no price rises mid-contract” saves you against the big providers, its Switching Reward for exit fees, and who it suits. Quickline’s own pages say “No price rises mid-contract” and “Early exit fees covered”, and include a free router and installation. We may earn a commission if you order through the buttons on this page; it doesn’t change the price you pay.
Quickline Full Fibre 1000 for £29.99 a month, fixed for 24 months
- 1000Mbps full fibre with matching upload speed for £29.99 a month, £719.76 over the 24-month term
- No price rises mid-contract, plus a free router and installation; Quickline shows “Save £72” on this package
- Main limitation: only available where Quickline’s network reaches in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, so check your postcode first
Quickline broadband deals in November 2026
Package | Speed (download and upload) | Monthly price | Contract | 24-month total | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Full Fibre 200 | 200Mbps | £24.99 | 24 months | £599.76 | One or two people, browsing and HD streaming |
Full Fibre 500 | 500Mbps | £28.99 | 24 months | £695.76 | Couples and small families, some gaming |
Full Fibre 1000 | 1000Mbps | £29.99 | 24 months | £719.76 | Busy homes with lots of devices |
Full Fibre 2300 | 2.3Gbps | £33.99 | 24 months | £815.76 | Large households and 2.5Gbps devices |
Prices are for new Quickline customers in November 2026. Because Quickline doesn’t raise prices during the contract, the 24-month total is simply the monthly price times 24. Set-up costs can vary by address on the other packages, so confirm the upfront cost when you enter your postcode. Package descriptions follow Quickline’s broadband deals page, which also says the 500Mbps package gives “2.5x the speed for +£1 a week” compared with 200Mbps.
The 1000Mbps and 2300Mbps packages are £4 a month apart, so if both are available at your address and you have Wi-Fi 6E or 2.5Gbps kit, the faster one costs £96 more over two years. For most homes, though, 500Mbps or 1000Mbps is plenty.
No mid-contract price rises: what it saves you
Most big broadband providers now raise prices by a fixed amount every spring. Under Ofcom’s rules, they have to show the rise in pounds and pence when you sign up, but it still adds up. According to uSwitch’s list of April 2026 rises, BT and EE add £4 a month on contracts from 2 October and 31 July 2025 respectively, Plusnet adds £4 on contracts from 5 August 2025, and TalkTalk adds £4 on contracts from 16 November 2025. TalkTalk’s own example is a £28 plan that rises to £32 in April 2026 and £36 in April 2027.
Quickline is one of the providers uSwitch lists with a fixed price promise, alongside others such as Zen and YouFibre. Quickline’s deals page puts it plainly: “The price you sign up to is the price you pay for the full length of your contract.”
Quickline vs BT over 24 months
BT Full Fibre 900 is £33.99 a month on bt.com, rising to £37.99 from March 2027 and £41.99 from March 2028. If you join in November 2026, that is £919.76 over 24 months. Quickline Full Fibre 1000 costs £719.76 over the same period with no rises, so it works out about £200 cheaper, for a slightly faster package with matching upload speed.
Deal | Starting price | Price after April rises | 24-month total (joining November 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
Quickline Full Fibre 1000 | £29.99 | £29.99 (no rises) | £719.76 |
BT Full Fibre 900 | £33.99 | £37.99 from March 2027, £41.99 from March 2028 | £919.76 |
Example £28 plan with £4 April rises (TalkTalk’s own example) | £28 | £32, then £36 | About £776 (5 months at £28, 12 at £32, 7 at £36) |
BT prices are from bt.com on 12 November 2026. The example row shows how a cheaper-looking starting price can end up costing almost as much as a faster fixed-price plan.
Quickline Full Fibre 200 for £24.99 a month, the lowest-cost package
- 200Mbps download and upload for £24.99 a month, £599.76 over 24 months with no price rises
- Quickline describes it as less than 83p a day, with a free router and set-up support
- Main limitation: set-up costs can vary by address, and 200Mbps may feel tight for a big household
Early exit fees covered: the Switching Reward
If you are still in contract with another provider, Quickline’s Switching Reward helps with the cost of leaving. You pay your current provider’s early termination fee, send Quickline proof of the charge, and Quickline rewards you once you have been connected for 14 days. Full terms are on Quickline’s Switching Reward page, so read the limits before you rely on it.
Quickline also has a service promise: “Get the service we promise, or leave with no penalty.” That is worth knowing if you are nervous about trying a smaller provider.
Where is Quickline available?
Quickline builds its own full fibre and fixed wireless network across North, East, South and West Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, and says it has connected more than 300,000 homes and businesses. It often reaches rural villages and market towns that BT, Sky and Virgin Media full fibre haven’t reached yet. If you live elsewhere, you won’t be able to get it, so look at our fixed-price broadband guide for providers in other areas.
Router, Wi-Fi and extras
Every package includes a free wireless router and free installation by a Quickline engineer, according to its gigabit page. If one router doesn’t cover the whole house, Quickline’s Wi-Fi Everywhere add-on is £7.50 a month. A home phone is available as an add-on, Quickline Talk+, so you only pay for it if you need it.
Who should choose Quickline?
Good for: homes in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire that want full fibre at a price that won’t change for two years, gamers and home workers who need fast uploads, and anyone fed up with April rises.
Consider alternatives if: Quickline doesn’t reach your address, you want TV in the same bundle, or a big provider is running a much lower starting price that still beats Quickline after its rises.
Our Quickline broadband review covers customer service and the fixed wireless option in more detail.
How to order Quickline broadband
Enter your postcode on Quickline’s site to see which packages reach your address and the upfront cost.
Check when your current contract ends, and keep proof of any exit fee for the Switching Reward.
Choose your package and book an installation date. Quickline supplies and fits the router.
Once you are connected, cancel your old broadband if it is on a different network, and claim your Switching Reward after 14 days.
Our verdict: if Quickline reaches your home, its fixed prices make it one of the better-value full fibre options in its area. Full Fibre 1000 at £29.99 a month works out about £200 cheaper than BT Full Fibre 900 over two years, and Full Fibre 200 at £24.99 suits smaller homes.
Check Quickline at your postcode: 500Mbps for £28.99 or 2.3Gbps for £33.99
- All four Quickline packages have a fixed price for the full 24-month contract
- Full Fibre 500 is £695.76 over 24 months; Full Fibre 2300 is £815.76
- Main limitation: Quickline only covers parts of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, and set-up costs can vary by address
FAQ
Does Quickline put prices up mid-contract?
No. Quickline says the price you sign up to is the price you pay for the full length of your contract. BT, EE, Plusnet and TalkTalk, by contrast, add £4 a month each April on newer contracts.
How much is Quickline broadband a month?
In November 2026, Quickline’s full fibre is £24.99 a month for 200Mbps, £28.99 for 500Mbps, £29.99 for 1000Mbps and £33.99 for 2.3Gbps, all on 24-month contracts. Set-up costs can vary by address, so check the upfront cost when you enter your postcode.
Is Quickline cheaper than BT?
Over a full contract, often yes. Quickline Full Fibre 1000 costs £719.76 over 24 months, while BT Full Fibre 900 at £33.99, rising to £37.99 and then £41.99, comes to £919.76 if you join in November 2026.
Where is Quickline broadband available?
Quickline covers parts of North, East, South and West Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, including many rural areas. Enter your postcode on its site to see whether full fibre or fixed wireless reaches your home.
Will Quickline pay my exit fees?
Quickline’s Switching Reward covers early termination fees from your old provider. You pay the fee, send proof, and Quickline rewards you once you have been connected for 14 days, subject to its terms.
Does Quickline include a router?
Yes. Quickline includes a free wireless router and free installation. Its Wi-Fi Everywhere add-on, for extra coverage around the home, is £7.50 a month.
Are Quickline’s upload speeds the same as download?
Yes. Quickline’s full fibre packages are symmetrical, so a 1000Mbps package gives about the same upload speed as download, which helps with video calls, cloud backups and streaming.
