BeeBu review

Updated September 30, 2026 · TariffCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026

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Our verdict

BeeBu is a UK fibre-to-the-premises provider that suits households wanting gigabit speeds in both directions without a setup charge, with entry at £23 a month on a 24-month contract. It is a single-market operation with scheduled annual price rises, and those terms are worth reading before you order.

Key facts

Best for
Gigabit fibre households that want symmetric speeds and a setup fee of £0.
Top download speed (Mbps)
1,000 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Upload speed (Mbps)
1,000 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Price from
£23 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Reference plan prices
Speeeee-dy: 23 per month, 115 Mbps, 24-month contract | Speeeee-dier: 27 per month, 500 Mbps, 24-month contract | Speeeee-diest: 28 per month, 1000 Mbps, 24-month contract (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Setup fee
£0 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Mid-contract price rises
Increases to 26 from April 2027 bill, 29 from April 2028 bill (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Exit fee terms
Monthly bill x months left until contract end date (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Router
Pro Wi-Fi 6 router with Easy-Mesh included (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Address checker
https://signup.beebu.co.uk/signup/postcode (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Markets
GB (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Legal entity
Beebu Telecom Limited (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Headquarters
United Kingdom (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Support channels
Email, Chat, Phone, Help-centre (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Technology
Fttp
Contract length
24
Official website
beebu.co.uk

Apps and profiles

Elsewhere
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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Entry of £23 a month on Speeeee-dy is a low starting point, and the setup fee is £0.
  • A Pro Wi-Fi 6 router with Easy-Mesh included is included with the connection, which removes the usual day one kit cost.
  • Support runs on email, chat and phone, covering phone, chat, email and a help centre.
  • On our data it places at 1 out of 86 on setup fee, and upload speed places at 16 of 46.

Cons

  • The term is 24 months on every plan, and leaving early is charged as Monthly bill x months left until contract end date.
  • The £23 entry price is introductory only, with the bill stepping up on the April bill in each later year of the term.
  • Coverage is GB and the technology is fttp only, so an address without a full fibre build has nothing to order here.
  • On headline speed it trails Abissnet, which lists 10,000 Mbps against 1,000 Mbps here.
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Who it suits

  • Households in GB with a full fibre line that care about upload speed as much as download.
  • Buyers who want hardware included, since a Pro Wi-Fi 6 router with Easy-Mesh included ships with the plan and the setup fee is £0.
  • People who can commit to a 24-month term and accept annual rises in exchange for the entry price.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Households that want the highest headline speed, where Abissnet lists 10,000 Mbps against 1,000 Mbps here.
  • People wanting cable or fixed wireless alongside fibre, which Astound lists as cable and fttp.
  • Addresses outside GB or without a full fibre build, since the technology is fttp only.

Plans and prices

BeeBu opens at £23 a month on Speeeee-dy, with Speeeee-dier in the middle of the range and Speeeee-diest at the gigabit end. Every plan runs for 24 months, and the setup fee is £0, so the first bill is close to the headline monthly figure. No rolling or shorter term is listed in the range, which makes the monthly cost predictable but fixes you to the length of the contract. Renewal is the number to read carefully. The advertised figure is introductory: monthly bills step up on the April bill in each later year, so the cost of the closing stretch of a 24-month term is not the price you signed up at. Speeeee-dier and Speeeee-diest both cost more per month than Speeeee-dy from the first bill, and those higher figures follow the same pattern of annual rises. Leaving before the end is charged as Monthly bill x months left until contract end date, so the length of the term is the real commitment here rather than the monthly figure. Nothing else is added to the opening bill for equipment or installation, because the setup fee is £0 and the hardware arrives as standard.

Core features

BeeBu sells full fibre to the premises, with the technology listed as fttp, and the headline speeds are 1,000 Mbps download and 1,000 Mbps upload. That matters for anyone sending large files, backing up to the cloud or joining calls with video switched on, since the upload figure is not cut back against the download headline. The hardware is part of the package rather than an extra. A Pro Wi-Fi 6 router with Easy-Mesh included comes with the connection, so there is no separate equipment cost on the first bill, and the mesh support in that unit is useful in a larger home where a single unit does not reach every room. The three plans differ on throughput alone. Speeeee-dy is the entry, Speeeee-dier sits between, and Speeeee-diest is the plan that matches the headline download figure. Nothing in the listed specifications changes between tiers, which keeps the choice simple: pick the speed you will use and pay for it in the monthly figure.

How it compares on our data

BeeBu's standing on our data is mixed, and the shape of it is clear. On maximum download speed the brand places at 49 out of 114, a mid-table result rather than an outlier at either end. On price from it sits at 55 of 95, so the entry figure is neither the lowest nor the highest among the brands compared here. The measures BeeBu leads on are the ones that shape the opening bill. Setup fee places at 1 out of 86, and upload speed places at 16 of 46, well above the middle of that table. The upload result follows from the symmetric line rather than anything added on top of it. Set against the alternatives in the same group, Abissnet lists a higher maximum download of 10,000 Mbps, while Astound and EarthLink both widen the technology choice with cable and fttp and fttp, 5G and satellite respectively. BeeBu's narrower technology range is the trade for a tidier offer: a single line type and symmetric speeds throughout.

The company behind it

The brand is provided by Beebu Telecom Limited, with headquarters in GB and listings covering GB. It is a UK operation with a UK footprint rather than a multinational group, and the coverage figure matches the headquarters, so the same country sets both where the company sits and where it can sell. Support is the more reassuring part of the picture. Help runs on email, chat and phone, covering phone, chat, email and a help centre, so a fault can be reported by voice while an ordinary question is handled in writing or in a live chat. For a contract provider, a spread of routes matters most mid-term, when a move or a billing query has to be sorted quickly. The contract is with Beebu Telecom Limited itself, so keep that name for any query, complaint or claim, and note that the listings sit in GB only. Anyone outside that market is looking at a provider that will not quote, and the technology on offer, fttp, is the single line type running across it.

How BeeBu compares

Where BeeBu is available

Available
United Kingdom

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 30, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

What does BeeBu cost to start with?+

The entry plan, Speeeee-dy, is listed at £23 a month, the lowest figure the brand advertises. Two faster plans sit above it, Speeeee-dier and Speeeee-diest, and the top of the range is the one that pairs with the gigabit download speed. Every plan shares the same contract length.

Is there a setup fee to pay?+

The setup fee is £0, so there is no large upfront install charge attached to an order. That is one reason the brand places well on cost, and it means the first bill is close to the monthly price rather than a monthly price plus installation. Check your address before ordering.

How long is the contract?+

Every listed plan runs for 24 months. There is no rolling or shorter term in the range, so the price you hold is the price on the first bill for the length of the term, subject to the rises that apply to each later year.

Will my monthly price go up during the contract?+

Yes. The advertised £23 is an introductory figure, and the monthly bill steps up on the April bill in each later year of the term. The amount paid in the closing stretch of a 24-month contract is therefore higher than the one you signed up at, which matters for any total cost comparison.

What speeds can I expect?+

Maximum download is listed at 1,000 Mbps and maximum upload at 1,000 Mbps, so the connection is symmetric at the top of the range. What you actually see depends on the line and the property, but on paper the headline plan does not cut the upload figure back against the download headline.

Is a router included with the plan?+

Yes, a Pro Wi-Fi 6 router with Easy-Mesh included comes with the connection, so the hardware sits inside the monthly price rather than being sold as an add-on. Mesh support in the supplied unit is worth noting if you live in a larger home and want coverage beyond a single room.

What kind of connection is it and where is it available?+

The technology is listed as fttp, full fibre to the premises, and coverage is GB. Because the range is full fibre only, availability depends on a fibre build reaching your street, so the address checker on the brand's site is the way to confirm that before ordering.

How do I reach support?+

Support runs on email, chat and phone, covering phone, chat, email and a help centre. A phone line suits a fault, the help centre handles everyday questions about a move or a bill, and chat suits a quick query in the middle of a term.

What happens if I leave before the contract ends?+

Early exit is billed as Monthly bill x months left until contract end date, so the charge tracks the months remaining rather than a single fixed penalty. In a 24-month contract that makes the cost of leaving early far higher the sooner you leave.

Sources

  • beebu.co.uk checked September 30, 2026

    Backs: Address checker, Headquarters, Legal entity, Top download speed (Mbps), Contract length, Price from, Mid-contract price rises, Reference plan prices, Technology, Upload speed (Mbps)

    “Check your postcode for speeds and prices”

  • beebu.co.uk/about checked September 30, 2026

    Backs: Markets

    “providing superfast full fibre broadband across the UK”

  • beebu.co.uk/contact checked September 30, 2026

    Backs: Support channels

    “Live Chat - Call us - hello@beebu.co.uk”

  • beebu.co.uk/faqs checked September 30, 2026

    Backs: Exit fee terms

    “cancellation fee is calculated by multiplying your monthly bill by months left”

  • beebu.co.uk/locations checked September 30, 2026

    Backs: Router, Setup fee

    “Superfast WiFi-6 Router with Easy-Mesh included”

Compiled from 5 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.

BeeBu

BeeBu

Gigabit fibre households that want symmetric speeds and a setup fee of £0.

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