Order Nufibre's 5G broadband now and get a router delivered the next day

Internet provider Nufibre launched a 5G home broadband service on 26 October 2026, with unlimited data from £25 per month. It runs on the VodafoneThree mobile network and is aimed at households that want to avoid a traditional fixed-line installation.

The £25 price includes a Wi-Fi 7 router. Customers who pick the Wi-Fi 6 model pay £22.50 per month. Both prices assume a 24-month minimum term, and shorter terms of 12 months or one month are available at extra cost.

What customers get

Nufibre says the service should deliver speeds of 100-800Mbps. That is a wide spread, which reflects how much mobile network performance can vary from one location to the next. Anyone considering the service should expect real-world results somewhere within that range, not necessarily at the top.

The plans are described as unlimited, but a Fair Usage Policy caps monthly data at 750GB. Nufibre states the limit openly. Some other mobile operators set their soft caps lower, at around 600GB for example, so 750GB gives a little more headroom than those rivals.

What changes for customers

Customers can order now. Delivery is next-day, and there is no engineer appointment and no new fixed line to wait for. For anyone in a property where a line installation is awkward or slow to arrange, that is the main attraction.

There is one condition to watch. The router must be returned when a customer cancels, or a £100 charge applies.

What Nufibre says

Martin Gardner, CEO of Nufibre, said: "We’re excited to launch Nufibre 5G Mobile Broadband from just £25 per month, giving customers another way to get fast, reliable internet without the complexity of a traditional fixed-line installation."

How the price compares with fixed lines

Fixed-line gigabit broadband can cost the same or less where it is available, though it needs the kind of installation Nufibre's service is designed to avoid. Our stored deal data for 26 October 2026 lists several examples. Availability has not been checked for any of them, and the prices are effective monthly figures.

• Vodafone Full Fibre 910 CityFibre: £25.00 per month, with an advertised download speed of 910Mbps and a BBP Score of 82 out of 100. It is the cheapest gigabit deal we hold for Vodafone.
• toob Home 900: £19.00 per month.
• Rise Fibre's gigabit full-fibre plan on CityFibre, two-year term: £19.50 per month.
• Community Fibre's gigabit plan, two-year term: £20.00 per month.

The comparison is not like for like. The fixed-line deals advertise gigabit-class download speeds over a wired connection, while Nufibre's 5G service quotes 100-800Mbps over a mobile network, with a 750GB monthly cap. Where a full-fibre line is already available at an address, the Nufibre price is not clearly cheaper than the alternatives above. The 5G package makes more sense where a wired installation is unavailable, slow to arrange or simply unwanted.

Key terms at a glance

• Price: from £25 per month with a Wi-Fi 7 router, or £22.50 with the Wi-Fi 6 option
• Minimum term: 24 months at those prices
• Network: VodafoneThree
• Expected speeds: 100-800Mbps, as stated by Nufibre
• Data: unlimited, subject to a 750GB monthly Fair Usage Policy
• Delivery: next day, with no engineer visit
• Router return: £100 charge if it is not sent back on cancellation

Broadband deals from this provider

Vodafone: Indoor 5G Broadband 50 24 Months, cheapest stored deal (effective monthly; availability not checked): £19.00 per month (as of 2026-10-26).

Vodafone: BBP Score for Indoor 5G Broadband 50 24 Months: 49 points/100 (as of 2026-10-26).

Vodafone: advertised download for Indoor 5G Broadband 50 24 Months: 50 Mbps (as of 2026-10-26).