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Truespeed is an alternative fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) network and provider, which means it can offer superfast fibre to your home. It operates mostly in the South West of England.
What does Truespeed offer?
Truespeed has four different broadband packages, from 150Mb speed all the way to up to 900Mb, and all are broadband only so don't come with a landline.
How good is Truespeed's customer service?
In our February 2023 poll, Truespeed didn't get enough votes in order to rate its service, so we have little knowledge on its performance.
While its small size means it doesn't show up in Ofcom reports, online reviews are broadly favourable, with an average TrustPilot score of 4.4 based on almost 500 reviews.
What Truespeed broadband speeds can I get?
Truespeed has a number of different broadband packages to choose from, depending on what speed you're after, including:
- Truespeed 150 (150Mb)
- Truespeed 300 (300Mb)
- Truespeed 600 (600Mb)
- Truespeed 900 (900Mb)
Truespeed uses its own network network, so it's only available in certain postcodes - use our postcode checker to see if you can get it. To find out which speed is right for you, see our Cheap Broadband guide.