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Broadband in Birmingham

Discover cheap broadband deals and providers in Birmingham. Enter your postcode to discover our best options in your area:

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  • Virgin Media
    Virgin Media M125 Ultrafast Fibre broadband only
    132
    Mbps
    average UK speed*
    £22.99
    a month
    no setup cost
    monthly cost may rise during contract
    • £75 bill credit
    More info
  • Brsk
    Brsk BetterNet150
    150
    Mbps
    average UK speed*
    £24.00
    a month
    no setup cost
    No price riseduring contract
    More info
  • Brsk
    Brsk BetterNet500
    500
    Mbps
    average UK speed*
    £30.00
    a month
    no setup cost
    No price riseduring contract
    More info
  • Vodafone
    Vodafone Full Fibre 150
    150
    Mbps
    average UK speed*
    £25.00
    a month
    no setup cost
    monthly cost will rise every April by £3
    More info
  • Three
    Three: 5G BB Unlimited
    150
    Mbps
    average UK speed*
    £11.00
    a month
    for 6 months then £22.00
    no setup cost
    monthly cost may rise during contract
    • Next working day delivery §
    More info
  • Virgin Media
    Virgin Media M500 Ultrafast Fibre broadband only
    516
    Mbps
    average UK speed*
    £29.99
    a month
    no setup cost
    monthly cost may rise during contract
    • £90 bill credit
    More info
  • Vodafone
    Vodafone Full Fibre 500
    500
    Mbps
    average UK speed*
    £30.00
    a month
    no setup cost
    monthly cost will rise every April by £3
    More info
  • BT
    BT Fibre 1 Broadband
    50
    Mbps
    average UK speed*
    £30.99
    a month
    £11.99 setup cost
    monthly cost may rise during contract
    • £50 BT reward card
    More info
  • Sky
    Sky Full Fibre 500
    500
    Mbps
    average UK speed*
    £31.00
    a month
    no setup cost
    monthly cost may rise during contract
    • £100 voucher
    • Most Popular Broadband Provider
    More info
  • Sky
    Sky Stream, Sky Cinema, Essential TV, Netflix & Full Fibre 150
    150
    Mbps
    average UK speed*
    Sky Atlantic
    Sky Cinema
    Discovery+
    Paramount+
    Netflix
    £50.00
    a month
    no setup cost
    monthly cost may rise during contract
    • Most Popular Broadband Provider
    More info
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* Average speeds are based on the download speed available to at least 50% of customers with this product during peak time (8 to 10pm). Your actual speeds depend on factors like your connection type, area, time of day and distance from the telephone exchange.

§ Order before 8pm for next working day delivery. To find out more about delivery times, please check the provider site for more details.

Deals are subject to local availability and may not be available to existing customers. You can confirm availability and estimated speeds for your property on the provider’s website - this may be different to what we show.

Some providers may increase monthly costs each year during your contract, in line with the retail or consumer price index. Check their terms before signing up.

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What broadband can I get in Birmingham?

Birmingham offers an excellent range of broadband packages tailored to every person's needs. From affordable deals for casual scrollers and work-from-home-rs to ultrafast broadband for gaming and streaming, there will likely be a broadband deal to suit your preferences. Whatever your style, we’ll help you find the right broadband for you in Birmingham. 

Birmingham boasts an impressive average broadband speed of 73Mbps, making it the second-fastest city in the West Midlands, according to the Fair Internet Report. The West Midlands records the third-fastest average download speeds, beaten only by London and the North East.

What is the cheapest broadband in Birmingham? 

The cheapest broadband available for your household will depend on your exact location. Residents in the B42 area may be able to benefit from prices as low as £17 per month for Three’s 5G broadband. Meanwhile, B5 postcodes can get Onestream’s Fibre 80 deal for as little as £19 per month. 

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Is fibre broadband available in Birmingham?

Birmingham offers both part-fibre and full fibre broadband. Most households already have access to part-fibre broadband options, which can reach speeds of up to 80Mbps, which is fast enough for most household users. 

Many providers also offer full fibre packages, which offer a faster, more reliable connection. According to our 2024 fibre broadband statistics, full fibre (which can provide over 1000Mbps) coverage is now at 67% in Birmingham and is rapidly growing month by month.

Can I get 5G broadband in Birmingham?

5G coverage is typically better in larger towns and cities, which means Birmingham is one of the areas where you're most likely to get 5G broadband. Across much of Birmingham and its surrounding areas, 5G broadband is often available, but it's not always an option.

Plus, 5G signal isn't always the strongest. Especially in the form of broadband where the connection needs to reach a router inside your home. So it's good to check with each mobile network that you have good indoor 5G coverage at your address too.

To help you decide if 5G broadband is right for you, check its coverage for your postcode using Ofcom's mobile availability checker. If the signal strength is limited or unreliable, it might be better to explore fixed broadband connections.

Our best broadband and internet providers in Birmingham

Uswitch compares deals from a range of broadband and internet providers in Birmingham, so you know you’re getting a great package whatever you choose. Here are some of the top options the city has to offer.

BT

BT is the UK’s largest broadband provider and offers a wide range of packages. Average speeds of up to 74Mbps are widely accessible across Birmingham. Full fibre options are available across several areas of the city and provide connections exceeding 900Mbps.

Sky

Offering similar coverage to BT via the Openreach network, Sky remains an excellent choice for TV enthusiasts. It provides customisable broadband, home phone and TV bundles. In Birmingham, Sky offers superfast broadband packages averaging 61Mbps. Better yet, its ultrafast options reach up to 900Mbps in areas with the required infrastructure. 

Virgin Media

Ultrafast broadband and TV provider Virgin Media is available in many neighbourhoods in the greater Birmingham area. It doesn't have coverage in central Birmingham and Digbeth, but the surrounding communities have good availability of this provider.

Plusnet

Known for its affordability, Openreach provider Plusnet is a favourite for its great value deals and high customer satisfaction ratings. It’s a great option for the everyday user and offers budget packages as well as ultrafast options. 

TalkTalk

TalkTalk is a budget-friendly provider offering competitive broadband packages in Birmingham. It features reliable internet and optional TV bundles with add-ons available, making it a popular choice for cost-conscious households.

Vodafone

Vodafone supplies some of the UK’s fastest broadband speeds. Its Super WiFi 6 broadband packages, which include internet backups and additional features, are a popular choice. In Birmingham, Vodafone uses the Openreach network to provide superfast broadband up to 67Mbps and partners with CityFibre for ultrafast speeds reaching 1.1Gbps.

YouFibre

YouFibre specialises in full fibre broadband, focusing on high-density areas such as apartments and flat blocks in Birmingham. Its ultrafast packages deliver exceptional speeds of up to 947Mbps to the city without higher costs. Better yet, its YOU 8000 package can even achieve speeds of 7000Mbps in selected postcodes.

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Can I get business broadband in Birmingham?

Yes – finding business broadband in Birmingham is quick, simple, and painless with Uswitch. Whether you’re looking to set up a new business broadband connection or switch to a cheaper deal, we’ll show you some of our best deals in Birmingham for your business. 

Our business broadband deals feature key benefits tailored to commercial needs, like reliable speeds and enhanced security. Use our business broadband tool to compare leading business internet providers in Birmingham, including BT, EE, O2, and bOnline.

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Browse the full range of business broadband offers available on Uswitch.

Our broadband expert says

“Birmingham has access to faster broadband speeds than many other regions, with a high number of home in full fibre-eligible locations. In fact, it boasts the 2nd fastest broadband out of the West Midlands's cities.


Full fibre coverage is expanding rapidly in Birmingham, but some parts of the city, particularly older buildings or flats, still struggle to access higher-speed options. This is often due to outdated wiring or limited infrastructure. This is where 5G broadband may become useful.


So, while the city continues to see growing availability of ultrafast services, the speed you can access depends on your exact location and the type of broadband infrastructure available to your home.”

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What broadband speeds can I expect in Birmingham?

Birmingham boasts an impressive average broadband speed of 73Mbps, making it the second-fastest city in the West Midlands, according to the Fair Internet Report. If you live in Birmingham, you’ll have various broadband providers and speeds to choose from.

Virgin Media offers the fastest widely-available broadband, providing packages of up to 1.1Gbps. Another strong contender dotted around the greater city is Hyperoptic, which provides full fibre broadband with speeds of up to 900Mbps. It operates its own network and provides reliable and fast connections, especially in urban areas like Birmingham. Sky and Vodafone are also great options, both also offering speeds of up to 900Mbps through the Openreach network. 

However, availability and specific speed offerings can vary across different areas within Birmingham. The fastest broadband speeds will be found in areas with access to full fibre (FTTP).

Densely populated urban areas like Billesley Common, Kings Heath, Digbeth, and Solihull have fast download speeds of up to 1.1Gbps. Meanwhile, areas with older infrastructure or those that lack full fibre broadband are more likely to have slower speeds.

Use our broadband postcode checker to ensure you get the best speed for your area. This tool will display all available broadband options and their expected speeds based on your address.

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Written by Max Beckett, Broadband Expert
Updated on 10 December 2024