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Check Quickline at Your Address

Quickline only sells over its own network, in parts of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. Enter your postcode to see whether your address appears in its coverage data.

    About Quickline

    Where Quickline is available, what it sells and the contract terms to check before you order.

    Reviewed by Phil Brown, founder and broadband reviewer · Last reviewed

    Current Quickline Offers

    These offers have not been checked against your address.

    Full Fibre 200 Full fibre · 24-month contract
    200Mbps Average download 200Mbps upload
    £24.99/mo Starting monthly price No setup fee
    Rental over 24 months at today’s price £599.76 £24.99/month × 24 months. Prices may change. Excludes fees, credits and rewards.
    Price change: No scheduled mid-contract price rises during the 24-month minimum term.
    Full Fibre 500 Full fibre · 24-month contract
    500Mbps Average download 500Mbps upload
    £28.99/mo Starting monthly price No setup fee
    Rental over 24 months at today’s price £695.76 £28.99/month × 24 months. Prices may change. Excludes fees, credits and rewards.
    Price change: No scheduled mid-contract price rises during the 24-month minimum term.
    Full Fibre 1000 Full fibre · 24-month contract
    1000Mbps Average download 1000Mbps upload
    £32.99/mo Starting monthly price No setup fee
    Rental over 24 months at today’s price £791.76 £32.99/month × 24 months. Prices may change. Excludes fees, credits and rewards.
    Price change: No scheduled mid-contract price rises during the 24-month minimum term.
    Full Fibre 2300 Full fibre · 24-month contract
    2300Mbps Average download 2300Mbps upload
    £59.99/mo Starting monthly price No setup fee
    Rental over 24 months at today’s price £1,439.76 £59.99/month × 24 months. Prices may change. Excludes fees, credits and rewards.
    Price change: No scheduled mid-contract price rises during the 24-month minimum term.

    Offers last checked . Prices and future changes supplied by Quickline. Check its contract summary before ordering. We compare selected providers and may earn commission at no extra cost to you. How we compare.

    Quickline at a Glance

    Connection types
    Full fibre and fixed wirelessOn its own network only. We compare full fibre.
    Average speeds
    200Mbps to 2.3GbpsProvider-advertised, on full fibre.
    Contract
    24 monthsStandard installation free, subject to survey.
    Price rises
    None advertised mid-contractRolls on at standard rates after the term.

    What Quickline Offers

    Key takeaways

    • Quickline is a regional provider that builds its own network in parts of rural Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. It is not available elsewhere, and not every address in those areas is covered.
    • It sells full fibre (FTTP) from 200Mbps up to 2.3Gbps, and fixed wireless where its fibre has not reached.
    • Quickline advertises no mid-contract price rises.
    • Its home phone service, Talk+, is an optional extra that does not work in a power cut and does not support telecare alarms.

    Quickline is an alternative network provider, or altnet. Instead of renting lines from Openreach, it builds and runs its own network, mostly in villages and small towns.

    Because Quickline only sells over its own network, you can only order it if your exact address is on that network. Neighbouring homes in the same village can differ.

    Fixed wireless uses a small receiver on an outside wall, pointed at a nearby Quickline transmitter. It is offered where Quickline's fibre has not reached and is slower than its full fibre. The deals we compare are full fibre only.

    Good to know: A speed above 1Gbps only helps if your devices and home network can use it.

    Broadband Types and Speeds

    Quickline quotes average download speeds. What you get depends on your line and, for fixed wireless, on the signal at your home.

    PackageConnectionAverage downloadAverage upload
    Full Fibre 2300Full fibre2300Mbps—
    Full Fibre 1000Full fibre1000Mbps—
    Full Fibre 500Full fibre500Mbps—
    Full Fibre 200Full fibre200Mbps—
    airUltraFixed wireless200Mbps30Mbps
    airConnectFixed wireless100Mbps20Mbps

    Speeds are provider-advertised averages, not Broadband Scout measurements or a guarantee for your home. Source: Quickline home broadband and fixed wireless pages. — means not stated in the sources we checked.

    Who Quickline May Suit

    It may suit you if

    Rural households in its area that want faster full fibre than the copper or part fibre lines often found in the countryside, or that want a monthly price that stays the same for the whole contract.

    It may be less suitable if

    • You live outside its network. Most UK addresses cannot get Quickline.
    • You rely on a landline, a telecare alarm or a home phone that must work in a power cut.
    • You had Quickline service at the address in the past 12 months, or the property is a holiday home, as current offers exclude these.

    Router, Installation, Fees and Contracts

    Router

    Quickline says most customers receive a Zyxel EX5601 router, set up by an engineer on installation day. Equipment must be returned when you leave, and charges may apply if it is not.

    Installation

    Standard full fibre installation is free for eligible new residential customers, subject to a survey. Non-standard installations are priced by survey. Fixed wireless installation costs £49.99.

    Phone line

    Quickline broadband does not need a phone line. Talk+, its optional home phone service, runs through your router and works with your existing handset. You can ask to transfer your number, subject to confirmation. Talk+ has 30 days' notice to cancel, subject to any minimum term in your contract.

    Check: Talk+ does not support telecare or personal alarms, or fax machines, and does not work in a power cut. If you use an alarm, arrange an alternative with your alarm provider before switching, and keep a charged mobile for 999 calls.

    Contract and price rises

    Check the minimum term and charges on your contract summary. Quickline advertises no mid-contract price rises. After the minimum term, its terms say service continues on a rolling basis at its then-current standard rates, excluding expired discounts.

    Service promise

    If Quickline does not deliver the service set out in your contract summary, you can tell it about the problem. If it is not fixed within 30 days, you can leave without a penalty.

    Leaving early

    Early exit charges are set out in Quickline's current Standard Charges Policy. Check it before you sign.

    Offer conditions

    Current offers exclude households that had Quickline service in the previous 12 months, addresses with a pending installation, holiday homes and households with outstanding debt to a Quickline group company. Any switching reward is conditional, full fibre only and has its own claim deadlines.

    How to Check Quickline at Your Address

    1. 1

      Check your postcode

      Select your address to check current offers against reported coverage.

    2. 2

      Compare the deal details

      Check prices, fees and contract terms. How we compare explains how deals are ordered.

    3. 3

      Confirm with Quickline

      A coverage match still needs a survey and acceptance by Quickline.

    4. 4

      Plan your switch

      Your new provider can arrange the move using One Touch Switch. Read our broadband guides before ordering.

    Quickline FAQs

    Why can my neighbour get Quickline but I cannot?

    Quickline only sells over its own network, which is built street by street and sometimes property by property. Your address has to be connected or within reach of that network.

    Will my Quickline price go up during the contract?

    Quickline advertises no mid-contract rises. After the minimum term, service continues at its then-current standard rates.

    Is fixed wireless the same as full fibre?

    No. Fixed wireless sends broadband by radio from a nearby mast to a receiver on your home. Its packages are slower, and its speed can depend on the signal at your property.

    Can I keep my landline number with Quickline?

    If you take Talk+, you can ask Quickline to transfer your existing number, subject to confirmation.

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    Sources and review

    Sources checked .

    1. Quickline home broadband (opens in a new tab)
    2. Quickline fixed wireless broadband (opens in a new tab)
    3. Quickline: What router do Quickline provide? (opens in a new tab)
    4. Quickline: How much does an installation cost? (opens in a new tab)
    5. Quickline Consumer Terms and Conditions, 28 August 2026 (opens in a new tab)
    6. Quickline Consumer Promotions Terms and Conditions (file dated 8 October 2026, headed 7 October 2026) (opens in a new tab)
    7. Quickline: Our service promise (opens in a new tab)
    8. Quickline: Does Talk+ support alarms, telecare devices or fax machines? (opens in a new tab)
    9. Quickline: Will Talk+ work during a power cut? (opens in a new tab)
    10. Quickline: Is there a contract period for Talk+? (opens in a new tab)