Essential
Up to 80Mbps
Price Lock 24
£34.99/mo incl. VAT
Flex 30: £37.99/mo where eligible
Availability, speed estimate and any one-off charges confirmed for your address before you accept.
No line rental
Broadband without a landline
Pay for the internet, not a phone line you never use. OCCTA broadband runs without line rental from £34.99/mo — add a home phone only if you want one.
Availability note: Plans shown are current OCCTA offers and may not all be available at every address. Final availability, speed and network technology are subject to network and supplier validation. If your selected plan cannot be supplied, we’ll email you with available options before provisioning and won’t change your plan or price without your agreement. If confirmed, your order proceeds as submitted.
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01Prices
Broadband without a landline
You no longer need to pay for a landline to get broadband. OCCTA broadband uses single-order fibre (SOGEA) or full fibre (FTTP), neither of which needs a traditional phone line or line rental.
Superfast
Up to 330Mbps
Price Lock 24
£43.99/mo incl. VAT
Flex 30: £45.99/mo where eligible
Availability, speed estimate and any one-off charges confirmed for your address before you accept.
Gigabit
Up to 1000Mbps
Price Lock 24
£57.99/mo incl. VAT
Flex 30: £57.99/mo where eligible
Availability, speed estimate and any one-off charges confirmed for your address before you accept.
Why the landline is disappearing
The UK's old copper telephone network (the PSTN) is being retired, with the switch-off due by 31 January 2027. Broadband no longer has to be bundled with a phone line, and home phones move to digital services that run over the internet instead.
With OCCTA you get broadband on its own. There's no line rental charge on your bill, and nothing to pay for a phone you don't use.
- Broadband only: no line rental
- Essential up to 80Mbps from £34.99/mo; full fibre up to 1000Mbps where available
- Want a home phone? Digital Voice from £4.95/mo, and you can usually keep your existing number
- Mobile-only household? Pair with an OCCTA SIM from £12.00/mo
What about the socket on the wall?
Single-order fibre still uses the copper wire into your home, but only to carry broadband, so the router plugs into the same master socket. Full fibre uses an ONT box where the fibre enters the property. Either way, no phone service or line rental is needed.
Telecare and alarms
If anyone in the home uses a personal alarm, telecare device or a security alarm that dials out over the phone line, tell us before you order. These devices need to be checked for compatibility with digital services. Our telecare guide explains what to ask.
Terms and checking your address
Every OCCTA broadband band is available as Price Lock 24 (a 24-month minimum term with no scheduled inflation-linked or percentage rise on the recurring subscription) or Flex 30 (30-day rolling, normally 30 days' notice) where eligible.
Availability, technology and the speed estimate depend on the exact address. The checker shows what your line can take, and the Contract Summary confirms the price, term, speed information and any one-off charges before you accept.
QQuestions
Broadband without a landline: your questions
Yes. OCCTA broadband needs no landline and no line rental. It runs over single-order fibre or full fibre.
Single-order fibre uses the existing master socket to carry broadband only. Full fibre uses a separate ONT box. Neither needs an active phone service.
Usually, yes. Add Digital Voice from £4.95/mo and request a number port during your order. The number then works through your broadband.
There's no line rental to pay. OCCTA broadband starts at £34.99/mo on Price Lock 24, with any setup or router charge shown before you accept.
The old copper phone network is being switched off by 31 January 2027. Landline calls move to digital services such as Digital Voice.
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