KCOM Broadband and TV deals
- Superfast fibre
- 900 average Mbps available
- Fibre-to-the-home broadband
Top Benefits of Joining KCOM
Local expertise
Owning and operating their own network, KCOM is a standout option for households in Hull and East Yorkshire.
Fast and reliable performance
Every broadband package uses full fibre technology for consistently high speeds and dependable connectivity.
Local customer support
As a regional provider, KCOM offers dedicated customer service focused on the communities it serves.
Types of KCOM broadband deals
Explore KCOM's full fibre broadband for homes across Hull and East Yorkshire.
About KCOM
KCOM has been operating since 1904, providing Hull and East Yorkshire with Telecoms for over a century. Since 2019, it has offered expansive fibre deals, allowing customers in the area to enjoy superfast average speeds of up to 900Mbps.
KCOM Broadband offers
KCOM offers a variety of fibre broadband subscriptions that suit all types of internet use*. Lighter users who perhaps live on their own with fewer devices might want to opt for the Standard Fibre Broadband deal, offering an average of 30Mbps, which is ideal for light streaming and downloading.
KCOM also offers a number of Superfast deals, allowing users to experience a blistering average speeds of 75 and 200 Mbps, which will tackle any downloading you need alongside strong upload speeds.
The Ultrafast Unlimited package gives you access to an average of 400Mbps, which is ideal for busy households with everyone doing everything online at once. With this package, you’ll be able to stream in 4K while someone downloads music and plays online games – all at the same time!
For the ultimate in broadband speed, choose Gigafast Unlimited, KCOM’s fastest broadband package, giving you an average of 900Mbps. This is some of the fastest broadband available in the UK, meaning that if you’re able to connect to it, it’s an enticing prospect for those in big households with heavy internet use.
The advantage of real fibre
KCOM prides itself on offering Fibre To The Home broadband, meaning the connection is brought directly to your home. The majority of fibre broadband is Fibre To The Cabinet, which takes the cable to a cabinet that services multiple homes. FTTH offers a faster and more reliable connection and allows speeds to dwarf anything offered by FTTB.
Add call deals to your broadband
Alongside your KCOM broadband package, you can add a phone package that works for you. Users can choose between UK Landlines, UK Landlines and Mobile, All-inclusive and International.
KCOM Broadband comes with PAYG Calls automatically, though you can choose one of the bolt-ons if you would like that as part of your package.
KCOM Broadband Highlights
- Superfast broadband
- Fibre To The Home connection
- Highest average speed of 900Mbps
- 100% renewable energy
*Only available for new fibre broadband KCOM customers within Driffield, Howden, Hornsea, Bridlington, Goole, Nafferton and Pocklington
Top tips
- Fibre packages are the fastest and most reliable available, so check them out first.
- Use our Postcode Checker to find the best provider for your area.
- Know what provider or speed you’re looking for and compare accordingly.
- Check your location’s network before you compare so you can get the best deal.
- Test the speed of your home network to see the quality of your current broadband.
- Compare both TV and complete packages as well as broadband only deals.
Jargon buster
ADSL: Fast home internet service that can function at the same time as a landline.
Broadband: Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line that uses existing phone lines to deliver broadband connections.
Download: Data which is transferred directly to your computer or online-capable device.
Fibre-optic: Dedicated cable line that delivers superfast broadband at a faster rate than ADSL.
ISP: Internet Service Provider: a company who provide a broadband service based on a subscription.
MAC number: Migration Authorisation Code which is used when switching from one provider to the other.
Megabit (Mb): A unit of storage that determines the amount of data passing through a broadband connection.
Megabits per second (Mbps): A term that refers to the speed of a broadband connection by the rate at which one Megabit is transferred.
Streaming: Transferring data (such as video) at a constant stream without having to download it.
Wireless: Broadband that can be accessed without a dedicated cable, made possible by a specialised router.