OFNL Providers
There are currently 21 providers offering residential broadband on the OFNL network. Since they all use the same physical infrastructure, the main differences are price, customer service, and extras like included routers or static IP addresses.
The providers below are ranked by price competitiveness and other factors. Click any provider to compare their packages in detail.
A Stoke-on-Trent ISP that started in 2020 by building its own fibre network in rural Lincolnshire and Staffordshire villages.
An Isle of Wight-based provider founded in 2010 as Nammitnet, later rebranded to Wight Wireless before taking its current name in 2018.
A Newcastle-based ISP founded in 2023 that focuses on business and power-user connectivity.
A Cambridgeshire-based ISP with its own data centre in Huntingdon, acquired by the Rydal Group in 2024.
Owned by Sky and registered at their Isleworth headquarters, operating as an independent fibre retail brand on the OFNL network.
An independent ISP from Kent, backed by parent company Network 79 which has provided IT and connectivity services since 2004.
A trading name of Monkey Tree Hosting, with a UK-based call centre in Kettering and one of the highest Trustpilot ratings among OFNL providers.
A Hull-based smart infrastructure company founded in 2006, whose fibre network was acquired by CityFibre in 2025.
A Corby-based ISP that has been building its own fibre network in Northamptonshire alongside serving customers on other networks.
A Rushden-based telecoms company founded in 2016.
An Ilford-based ISP incorporated in 2021, offering OFNL broadband alongside other digital services.
A Devon-based IT and communications company that also provides managed hosting, cloud phone systems, and Microsoft 365 services.
A family-owned ISP founded in 2007 in Canterbury, originally set up to bring wireless broadband to underserved communities across Kent.
An Essex-based internet company established in 2002 that branched into residential fibre broadband around 2020.
An independent UK provider built around accessible customer service, with UK-based support available via WhatsApp, live chat, and phone.
The residential broadband arm of Norwich-based IT company Intouch Systems, which has been operating since 2006.
Named after the wavelength of light used in fibre optics, 1310 is a Farnborough-based ISP founded in 2018.
A Watford-based budget telecoms provider trading since 2005 under parent company Utilities UK.
An Alton-based ISP incorporated in 2026 as a Crowd Core Group subsidiary, focused on short-term symmetric OFNL packages.
A customer-first ISP on the OFNL network founded by Andrew Parker, pitching customisable full-fibre packages and dedicated support aimed at businesses and home-office workers.
A London-based telecoms company that started in 1998 with international calling cards before expanding into broadband.
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Fibrenest Integration
In May 2025, BUUK Infrastructure (which operates the OFNL network) acquired Fibrenest, adding approximately 54,000 premises to the OFNL footprint. Former Fibrenest developments are being integrated into the OFNL network during 2026, giving those customers access to the same providers listed above.
Virgin Media
Virgin Media is not an OFNL provider — it does not resell on the OFNL network. However, since November 2021, Virgin Media O2 has had a dual lay partnership with GTC that allows it to run its own independent fibre through OFNL’s ducts. This means some OFNL developments have Virgin Media available as an alternative, operating on a completely separate network. Read more about the Virgin Media and OFNL partnership.
Other/Former Providers
- TinderCorp has stopped offering OFNL services on February 2026.
- Link Broadband has gone under in August 2025, OFNL customers were previously moved to Rocket Fibre in February 2025.
- Pure Broadband was acquired by and renamed to Connexin.
- Trogon disappeared from OFNL's website after years of not offering OFNL services.
- Redraw Internet has stopped offering OFNL services.
- Love Your Broadband was taken over by Go Internet.
- Air Broadband has gone under chaotically.