21 providers offer 291 broadband deals in West Berkshire, from £13.50 a month and up to 5,000 Mbps. Typical measured speed is 113 Mbps down and 59 Mbps up, 12% above the UK download average.
Best value broadband deal in West Berkshire
The best value in West Berkshire on full first-year cost is Plusnet's Full Fibre 145: £292 across year one, about £24 a month. A £155 reward card is bundled in. 145 Mbps covers streaming, video calls and working from home.
Best value in West Berkshire
£22.99/mo
rises to £26.99 in March 2027 (+£4)
Avg £26.32/mo over contract · £632 total over 24 months
Fastest broadband deal in West Berkshire
The fastest deal available in West Berkshire is Full Fibre 5 Gigafast+ from Sky at 5,000 Mbps.
Fastest in West Berkshire
Full Fibre 5 Gigafast+
3000 Mbps upload · Full Fibre
Best for power users & big households
£80/mo
No rises, no surprises.
£1925 total over 24 months
Cheapest broadband deal in West Berkshire
The cheapest deal in West Berkshire is 150Mb Full Fibre CityFibre (24 Months) from 4th Utility at £13.50 a month for 150 Mbps. It's full fibre, so the advertised speed is the speed that reaches the router. The £13.50 is an intro price that rises to £18.00 a month after the intro window, making the real first-year cost £162. giffgaff is essentially level at £15.00 a month. Above the UK average on download.
Cheapest in West Berkshire
150Mb Full Fibre CityFibre (24 Months)
150 Mbps upload · Full Fibre
Best for 2–3 person homes, 4K streaming
£13.50/mo
for 12 months, then £18/mo
Avg £15.75/mo over contract · £378 total over 24 months
Runner-up on price
£5/mo
for 6 months, then £25/mo
Avg £20/mo over contract · £480 total over 24 months
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£5/mo
for 6 months, then £25/mo
Avg £20/mo over contract · £480 total over 24 months
£29/mo
rises to £31 in April 2027 (+£2)
Avg £30.50/mo over contract · £732 total over 24 months
Sky Full Fibre Gigafast
100 Mbps upload · Full Fibre
Best for power users & big households
£31/mo
No rises, no surprises.
£749 total over 24 months
150Mb Full Fibre CityFibre (24 Months)
150 Mbps upload · Full Fibre
Best for 2–3 person homes, 4K streaming
£18.50/mo
for 12 months, then £23.50/mo
Avg £21/mo over contract · £504 total over 24 months
Broadband providers in West Berkshire
21 providers serve West Berkshire, with Sky the fastest at 5,000 Mbps.
Ranked by Ofcom complaints per 100,000 customers, fewest first. A down arrow is below the industry average, up is above, and a dash means Ofcom publishes no figure for that provider (usually because it is below Ofcom's 1.5% market-share reporting threshold). A small diagonal arrow shows the past-year trend (↘ improving, ↗ getting worse).
Ofcom records the typical West Berkshire download speed at 113 Mbps.
Upgrade nudge
Room to upgrade in West Berkshire
Only 19% of the 48,000 connections here are on 300Mbps or faster, even though 85% can get gigabit.
The faster line is already there. For most of these homes it is the contract holding them back, not the infrastructure.
Is your broadband good enough?
The typical West Berkshire line runs 113 Mbps.
Working from home
GreatStreaming and family use
GoodWhat speeds are people actually getting?
Gigabit reaches 85% of West Berkshire, and the fastest available is 1,000 Mbps. The full split by band is below.
Which broadband networks reach West Berkshire?
The wholesale networks carrying West Berkshire broadband, from Openreach to Virgin Media and the altnets, read off the live deals.
Apart from Openreach, here is the network roster for West Berkshire. The smaller altnets are normally the cheapest gigabit when they reach you, and the most patchy when they don't.
- CityFibre: Sky, TalkTalk, The One Broadband, Vodafone, Zen Internet
- 4th Utility: 4th Utility, Rise Fibre
Underpinning the deal mix, Openreach and Virgin Media O2 reach the bulk of addresses (Openreach is everywhere in the UK by default).
West Berkshire sits in the catchment of 21 providers.
What broadband coverage does West Berkshire have?
Superfast broadband reaches 97% of West Berkshire premises but gigabit only 85%, so around 12% of homes can get fast broadband but not the fastest.
Can I rely on mobile broadband in West Berkshire?
Outdoor 5G reaches 96% of West Berkshire homes. Here is how mobile holds up if the line drops.
5G & 4G home broadband
Outdoor 5G covers 96% of West Berkshire, enough for a 5G home-broadband hub to stand in for a fixed line.
Broadband speeds by West Berkshire neighbourhood
Measured speeds range from 122 Mbps in Chieveley to 93 Mbps in Hungerford, so your street matters more than the West Berkshire average.
| Neighbourhood | Median | vs area | Upload | Superfast | Gigabit | 5G |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chieveley RG18 | 122 | +10 | 83 | 98% | 93% | 96% |
| Burghfield RG7 | 119 | +6 | 83 | 95% | 87% | 97% |
| Thatcham RG19 | 109 | -4 | 29 | 94% | 81% | 96% |
| Basildon RG8 | 108 | -5 | 76 | 96% | 75% | 97% |
| Evingar RG20 | 105 | -8 | 74 | 89% | 58% | 97% |
| Tilehurst Birch Copse RG31 | 100 | -13 | 19 | 99% | 97% | 97% |
| Newbury RG14 | 99 | -13 | 24 | 98% | 80% | 96% |
| Hungerford RG17 | 93 | -19 | 62 | 94% | 80% | 96% |
Measured Ofcom data per West Berkshire neighbourhood, ranked fastest first. Median and upload are in Mbps; vs area is the median difference from the West Berkshire average; superfast, gigabit and 5G are the % of premises covered. Swipe the table sideways for more columns.
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* Based on Go.Compare research estimating that 28% of UK broadband users pay for faster broadband speeds than they need (which we interpret as overpaying), equivalent to around 7.5m UK households.
Speed and coverage figures for West Berkshirecome from Ofcom's Connected Nations data, current to January 2026. Deal prices are pulled live from providers. Compiled by the FindBroadband team. See how we rank and source our data.