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Rebel broadband deals

Deals start at £34 a month for Rebel 550 on a 24‑month contract (prices checked 28 October 2026).

In short

The 18 Rebel broadband deals run from 74 Mbps to 1 Gbps, on 12 or 24‑month contracts or no contract. Rebel Internet sells broadband over Openreach and CityFibre.

All 18 Rebel broadband deals

18 results
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Rebel 1Gb (24m)

1000Mbps download
Full fibreFixed · 24 months£100 Gift Card£0 upfront

£40/mo

No rises, no surprises.

Full details
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Rebel 1Gb (12m)

1000Mbps download
Full fibreFixed · 12 months£60 Gift Card£0 upfront

£42/mo

No rises, no surprises.

Full details
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Rebel 1Gb (1m)

1000Mbps download
Full fibreRolling monthly+£75 upfront

£47/mo

No rises, no surprises.

Full details
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Rebel 1000 (24m)

944Mbps download
Full fibreFixed · 24 months£60 Gift Card£0 upfront

£48/mo

No rises, no surprises.

Full details
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Rebel 1000 (12m)

944Mbps download
Full fibreFixed · 12 months£40 Gift Card£0 upfront

£50/mo

No rises, no surprises.

Full details
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Rebel 550 (24m)

550Mbps download
Full fibreFixed · 24 months£60 Gift Card£0 upfront

£34/mo

No rises, no surprises.

Full details
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Rebel 550 (12m)

550Mbps download
Full fibreFixed · 12 months£40 Gift Card£0 upfront

£36/mo

No rises, no surprises.

Full details
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Rebel 550 (24m)

550Mbps download
Full fibreFixed · 24 months£60 Gift Card£0 upfront

£42/mo

No rises, no surprises.

Full details
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Rebel at a glance

a month, the cheapest over 24 months (Rebel Fibre)
£34
across 18 deals, 15 full fibre
74 to 1,000 Mbps
the contract lengths on offer
12 or 24 months, or no contract
local areas where we found Rebel deals at our sample address
10,037 of 10,139

From the Rebel deals we track, refreshed every day.

Rebel broadband prices by speed

Rebel Fibre (24m)74 Mbps, 24-month contractNow £34Average over 24 months £34 a month
Rebel Fibre (12m)74 Mbps, 12-month contractNow £36Average over 24 months £36 a month
Rebel Fibre (1m)74 Mbps, no contractNow £41Average over 24 months £41 a month
Rebel 115 (24m)109 Mbps, full fibre, 24-month contractNow £34Average over 24 months £34 a month
Rebel 115 (12m)109 Mbps, full fibre, 12-month contractNow £36Average over 24 months £36 a month
Rebel 115 (1m)109 Mbps, full fibre, no contractNow £41Average over 24 months £41 a month
Rebel 550 (24m)550 Mbps, full fibre, 24-month contractNow £34Average over 24 months £34 a month
Rebel 550 (12m)550 Mbps, full fibre, 12-month contractNow £36Average over 24 months £36 a month

The cheapest deal for each package without TV. The average counts any intro price and every rise written into the contract.

Does Rebel put prices up?

Rebel promises no price rise during the contract on all 18 deals we track.

Tools for Rebel customers

Contact Rebel

Rebel has no phone line. Its team answers by WhatsApp, text, email or callback, Monday to Saturday 8am to 8pm.

From Rebel's contact page, checked 24 October 2026.

Where you can get Rebel

We check deals at a sample address in every local area each day. Rebel deals showed up in 10,037 of the 10,139 local areas with deals, including 360 of the 361 council areas.

What you can get depends on your address, so check yours before you order.

Rebel questions

How much is Rebel broadband?
The cheapest Rebel deal we track over 24 months is Rebel Fibre at £34 a month on a 24-month contract. Over 24 months it averages £34 a month.
What speeds does Rebel offer?
Rebel's deals run from 74 Mbps to 1,000 Mbps. 15 of the 18 are full fibre, which needs full fibre at your address.
How long is a Rebel broadband contract?
The Rebel deals we track are on 12 or 24-month contracts or no contract.
Does Rebel put its prices up every year?
Rebel promises no price rise during the contract on all 18 deals we track.
Is Rebel down?
Our Rebel status page shows any problem Rebel has reported and the last 30 days. Check Rebel's status.
What network does Rebel use?
Rebel Internet sells broadband over Openreach and CityFibre.