Quickline Broadband

Quickline Broadband: What's on offer?

Quickline is an independent full fibre broadband provider, operating their own network of fibre optic cables which are installed directly to homes.

The provider focuses on connecting homes in rural communities across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, and has so far passed over half a million homes.

Customers can choose from one of three broadband deals:

• Connect
• Extra
• Complete

Broadband speed options are available up to 1000Mbps with symmetrical uploads, and customers can choose between a 24-month minimum term or a rolling monthly contract.

Quickline provide a WiFi 6 router to all customers and offer UK-based support from Yorkshire, while also promising no mid-contract price hikes.

Availability of Quickline broadband

Quickline are an independent full fibre network who manage and install their own fibre optic cables to connect properties to their broadband plans.

Their network passes over 500,000 homes so far in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, specifically covering rural towns and villages around:

• Yorkshire Dales, including Settle
• Bedale, Brafferton, Scotton, Killinghall and north of Boroughbridge
• Cloughton and Burniston on the East Yorkshire coast
• Skelton, Tockwith, and villages south of York, including Wheldrake, Escrike, Riccall and Cawood
• Clayton West, Upper Cumberworth, Lower Cumberworth and Upper Denby below Wakefield
• Villages west of Doncaster to Scunthorpe and into the Lincolnshire Wolds
• Villages south of Lincoln, including Ruskington, Heckington, Swineshead and Donington, among others

Quickline are also securing Government contracts to bring full fibre broadband to more homes across Yorkshire, with almost 170,000 premises in the region benefiting from public funding.

To find out if Quickline broadband is available where you live, use our free postcode tool above to see the deals you can get.

Quickline broadband speeds

Quickline offer full fibre broadband to the home with speed options available from 200Mb per second up to 1000Mb per second on average.

One of the major benefits of Quickline broadband is that they offer symmetrical upload speeds, so uploads are as fast as the headline download speed.

While this becoming more common with full fibre networks, it's still yet to be offered by major providers including BT, TalkTalk, and Sky.

Quickline say their Connect plan with 200Mbps speeds is suitable for smaller households with up to 10 devices connecting at a time, while their Extra 500Mb plan is better suited to larger homes with more occupants going online at the same time.

For customers who want the fastest broadband, Quickline Complete offers gigabit broadband speeds that can accommodate multiple users and devices all connecting simultaneously.

New customer offers

Customers moving to Quickline full fibre broadband for the first time will be able to access their special offers for new customers.

Introductory discounts on the monthly price are sometimes offered to new customers, although these are restricted to the 24-month plans.

All new customers will however receive free setup, including activation and the provision of a WiFi 6 router.

Choose keeps these offers updated frequently in the table above.

Key terms for Quickline broadband deals

Quickline broadband can be taken on either a 24-month minimum term contract, or on a monthly rolling contract instead, which can be cancelled at any time. Customers who take the 24-month plan will be subject to early cancellation charges if they choose to end their service early.

There are no additional fees to pay for the flexibility of the monthly rolling term, however monthly fees are higher, as detailed in the table above.

Quickline promise no mid-contract price hikes, so the main price displayed will remain the same for the full duration of the minimum term.

Lastly, while Quickline provide all customers with a WiFi 6 router, this remains property of Quickline and must be returned to them when the service is ended.