Fibre broadband
Most of the UK is moving to full-fibre broadband. The product available at your address depends on what's been built — so the first step is always the availability check. Once we know your line type, we can show real eligible plans and a clean monthly price.
The short answer
OCCTA sells fibre broadband to UK homes — full fibre (FTTP) where the network has reached your address, or part-fibre (FTTC) where it hasn't. We don't claim to be the cheapest or the fastest; we just keep billing, support and switching honest.
What you get
- Fibre broadband on the line technology available at your address.
- UK-based support by email, phone and the Ollie assistant in the corner of every page.
- Itemised quote — no surprise bundle uplifts.
- Pay by Direct Debit or by bank transfer (we don't take card payments).
- Flexible monthly options where applicable to the plan and line type.
Full fibre vs FTTC
Full fibre (FTTP) runs a fibre strand all the way to your home. FTTC runs fibre to a street cabinet, then copper to your home. Both are sold as "fibre broadband" — what we offer at your address depends on the network.
Quick answers
Is OCCTA fibre full fibre?
Where the Openreach or partner network has built FTTP to your address, yes. Where it hasn't, we sell the eligible FTTC product instead. The availability check shows which.
How fast is the broadband?
Estimated speeds are shown for each eligible plan before you order. They are wholesale-network estimates, not guaranteed speeds.
FAQs
Next step
Find out what's available at your address, or talk to a human about your setup.
Related pages
Speeds are estimates from the underlying wholesale network and are not guaranteed. Your accepted agreement is the binding source of truth on price, term and cancellation.