G.Network Broadband

G.Network broadband: What's on offer?

G.Network is a full fibre broadband provider that installs and operates their own independent network in London.

They offer gigabit-capable full fibre to the home connections, with speeds up to 900Mbps. Customers can choose from the following plans:

• Ultrafast
• Gigafast
• Gigafast Extra

The Gigafast Extra plan offers symmetrical upload speeds. All plans come with a WiFi 6 enabled router by Nokia, and G.Network promise customers no mid-contract price hikes.

Customers can't add a phone line, but they can choose from one of three contract lengths, including 1 month, 12 months, and 24 months. Shorter contract length plans see a slight upfront fee and a slight increase in the monthly price too.

Availability of G.Network broadband

G.Network passes around 400,000 premises in London, with a focus on central London, including areas such as:

• Westminster
• Chelsea
• Kensington
• Notting Hill
• Mayfair
• Camden
• Islington
• Hampstead
• St John's Wood
• Brixton
• Streatham Hill

To see if your property is covered by G.Network, use our free postcode too above.

While G.Network paused building in 2023, they announced their rollout would resume in early 2024, and continue to work towards their target of 1.3 million premises in London by the end of 2026.

In 2024, G.Network continued to build in Camden, Hackney, Islington, Kensington and Chelsea.

G.Network broadband speeds

G.Network offers three broadband speed tiers, with two gigabit connections allowing customers to choose between asymmetrical and faster symmetrical upload speeds.

Customers can choose from download speeds including 300Mb and 900Mb, while upload speeds range from 100Mb, 300Mb, and 900Mb.

Here are the average download and upload speeds for each G.Network broadband deal:

Advertised average speeds, like those listed here, must be received by at least 50% of G.Network's customer base between the peak hours of 8pm to 10pm in the evening when the network is busiest.

New customer offers

G.Network offer introductory prices for the length of the minimum term for new customers signing up online through the links above.

Out of contract prices typically increase by £5 per month, and setup is also free on some packages for new sign ups.

New customers moving to G.Network may also be eligible for a contract buy-out offer of up to £150 on any early leaving penalties paid as a result of cancelling another broadband provider to move to G.Network. Terms apply.

To compare the latest special offer prices available for G.Network broadband, you can compare their packages in the table above. It's important to click through on offers using the 'Get deal' buttons and sign up online to ensure you get the prices listed.

Key terms of G.Network broadband deals

G.Network offer customers the choice of three contract terms, 24-months, 12-months, and monthly rolling terms.

While setup and monthly fees do increase slightly on the shorter contract periods, this gives customers more flexibility and avoids early leaving fees for otherwise having to cancel a contract term before the minimum period ends.

During the minimum term contract, G.Network promise not to implement any mid-contract price rises, so the price at the start of the contract will remain the same.

At the end of the minimum term period, G.Netwok increase prices of the broadband deal by £5 per month.

Finally, if a customer does cancel their service at any point, the router and any WiFi boosters provided will need to be returned to G.Network.

G.Network social broadband tariff

Individuals and families in receipt of means tested benefits will be eligible for G.Network's social broadband tariff, Essential Fibre.

Essential Fibre offers a full fibre broadband connection with average download speeds of 50Mbps and upload speeds of 15Mbps.

There is no setup fee to access Essential Fibre, and customers will pay just £15 per month on a 12-month minimum term.

Eligible benefits include:

• Universal Credit
• Income Support
• Pension Credit (guarantee credit)
• Income-related Job Seekers Allowance
• Income-related Employment and Support Allowance

Read more on social broadband tariffs and how they can help.