Updated October 17, 2026 · TariffCue Editorial Team

Singtel vs YouFibre

Singtel scores 8.6 and YouFibre 9.0 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Singtel

8.6/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

YouFibre

9.0/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Where Singtel and YouFibre differ

Singtel vs YouFibre
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SingtelSingtel
ReviewVisitVisit
YouFibreYouFibre
ReviewVisitVisit
Top download speed (Mbps)10,000Higher8,000
Price fromSGD 29.90£20
Reference plan prices5Gbps Broadband New Home Exclusive: $29.90/mth, 5Gbps, 24 months; 5Gbps Broadband TP-Link WiFi 7: $39.90/mth, 5Gbps, 24 months; 10Gbps Broadband Premium TP-Link WiFi 7: $39.90/mth, 10Gbps, 24 monthsYou 200: £20.00 per month, 200 Mbps, 24-month contract; You 1000: £25.00 per month, 1000 Mbps, 24-month contract; You 8000: £50.00 per month, 8000 Mbps, 24-month contract
Setup feeSGD 0£0
Price after contractSGD 89.90£34.99 to £129.99
RouterFREE TP-Link WiFi 7 Tri-band Router HB810 includedWi-Fi 7 router included as standard: YouFibre Hub for You 200/500/1000/2000, YouFibre Hub Pro for You 8000, with YouMesh Boosters available
MarketsSGGB
Mid-contract price risesNot confirmedPrices are fixed for the initial term of the 24-month contract; after the initial minimum term the monthly price changes to the list price.
Exit fee termsNot confirmedEarly Termination Charges apply to any termination within the Fixed Term; a Monthly Rolling Package has no Fixed Term commitment and no Early Termination Charges but requires at least 30 days' notice; 14 day cooling-off period.
Social tariffNot confirmedYes
Premises coveredNot confirmed500,000

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Key differences

  • YouFibre scores higher overall: 9.0 vs 8.6.
  • Top download speed (Mbps) is higher at Singtel: 10,000 vs 8,000.
  • Support channels: only YouFibre offers Email, Help centre.
  • Contract length: only YouFibre offers 12, 24.
  • Markets: only Singtel offers SG.
  • Markets: only YouFibre offers GB.

Our verdict on each

Singtel

Singtel sells mobile and fibre from one network, and the entry price of SGD 29.90 sits well below the resellers listed here. Sim only plans, eSIM and 5G come as standard, but the step to SGD 89.90 once the contract term ends is what to watch.

Read the full Singtel review

YouFibre

YouFibre suits households inside its full fibre footprint that want a low entry price, Wi-Fi kit in the box and a rolling option alongside fixed terms. Entry starts at £20 with a £0 setup fee, and the brand ranks 1 of 86 on setup fee.

Read the full YouFibre review

Score breakdown

Singtel vs YouFibre
AreaSingtelYouFibre
Cost8.19.3HigherEntry at £20 with a £0 setup fee, but renewal prices of £34.99 to £129.99 once the minimum term ends.
Offer9.19.2HigherMax download of 8,000 Mbps over fttp, Wi-Fi kit with every plan, mesh boosters and a social tariff on offer.
TrustNot confirmed8.1Support on email, phone and chat, a cooling-off period after signing, and YouFibre Limited trading in GB since 2019.

Where each is licensed and available

Singtel vs YouFibre
CountrySingtelYouFibre
HeadquartersNot confirmedUnited Kingdom

How they place

Singtel vs YouFibre
RankingSingtelYouFibre
Broadband providers10 of 1241 of 124
Full fibre providers10 of 1071 of 107

Sources behind this comparison

Singtel

  • singtel.com: 11 facts, checked September 30, 2026

YouFibre

  • youfibre.com: 17 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Every fact side by side

Singtel vs YouFibre
FactSingtelYouFibre
TechnologyFttpFttp
Contract length11, 12, 24Covers more
Legal entitySingtelYouFibre Limited
HeadquartersNot confirmedUnited Kingdom
FoundedNot confirmed2019
Support channelsChat, PhoneEmail, Phone, Chat, Help centreCovers more

Where each stands against the rest

Singtel vs YouFibre
FactSingtelYouFibreMedian
Top download speed (Mbps)10,000highest quarter8,000highest quarter1,000
Premises coveredNot confirmed500,000lowest quarter1,700,000

Median across 116 listed providers.

Pros and cons

Singtel

Pros

  • Billing runs on contract, rolling and prepaid, so contract, rolling and prepaid structures all sit under one provider.
  • Sim only plans, eSIM and 5G come together, and roaming reaches 259 countries for frequent travellers.
  • Singtel is the network rather than a reseller, so its fttp fibre and its mobile service come from the same operator.

Cons

  • The monthly figure steps from SGD 29.90 to SGD 89.90 once the contract period ends, so the entry price flatters the long-term cost.
  • Billing on contract, rolling and prepaid includes a contract option that ties the line for 1 month, and the reference broadband plans sit on a long fixed term.
  • Support runs on chat and phone only, with no email channel among the ones listed.

YouFibre

Pros

  • Entry pricing of £20 a month sits well inside the 40 place of 95 on price from.
  • Setup costs £0, and the brand ranks 1 of 86 on that measure.
  • Every plan arrives with Wi-Fi kit in the box, with a higher grade hub on the highest speed tier and mesh boosters available.

Cons

  • The advertised rate lasts only for the opening stretch of a fixed term, and the bill then steps up to renewal prices of £34.99 to £129.99.
  • Walking away before a fixed term ends brings an early termination charge, which makes the low entry price a costly place to leave from.
  • Maximum download speed of 8,000 Mbps ranks 10 of 114, well short of Abissnet at 10,000 Mbps.

Who each suits

Singtel

Who it suits

  • Households in Singapore that want mobile and fibre from the same operator, with 5G and eSIM on the mobile side.
  • Buyers who want to keep commitments short, with mobile plan terms of 1 month and a free setup fee on fibre.
  • Travellers who need roaming reach of 259 countries while keeping a home tariff active.

Who should look elsewhere

  • getesa, whose billing runs on prepaid and contract, for readers who want prepaid or contract only and no interest in Singtel's rolling option.
  • Lonestar Cell MTN, whose billing runs on contract and prepaid, if you would rather settle on a fixed term than move from SGD 29.90 to SGD 89.90 at renewal.
  • yesss!, whose plan terms run 1 and 12, if you want a longer commitment than the 1-month term on Singtel's mobile plans.

YouFibre

Who it suits

  • Households already inside the full fibre footprint, in the United Kingdom, that want Wi-Fi kit in the box rather than buying a router separately.
  • People who want a short commitment: the monthly rolling package has no fixed term and no early termination charge, though notice is needed in advance.
  • Households that can plan around a fixed term, since the advertised rate lasts only for the opening stretch of the term before renewal prices of £34.99 to £129.99 apply.

Who should look elsewhere

  • People wanting the highest headline speed in this comparison, since Abissnet lists 10,000 Mbps.
  • Households outside the footprint, as coverage reaches 500,000 premises.
  • Anyone who needs a mix of technologies, since EarthLink lists fttp, 5G and satellite while YouFibre runs on fttp alone.

Country by country

Singtel vs YouFibre
CountrySingtelYouFibre
United KingdomNoYes

Questions about each

Singtel

What does Singtel cost to get started with?+

The entry figure is SGD 29.90 for the fibre plans, with a free setup fee and FREE TP-Link WiFi 7 Tri-band Router HB810 included included. Once the contract period ends, the monthly figure becomes SGD 89.90, so the headline price only holds for the initial term.

Can I take a Singtel plan without a new phone?+

Yes. Sim only plans are offered, so you can use a handset you already own or a tablet, and mobile plan terms run 1 month. The same tariffs carry 5G, and an eSIM is available if you would rather not wait for a card to arrive.

YouFibre

What does YouFibre cost to get started?+

Prices start at £20 a month, and the setup fee is £0. The entry rate sits on the slowest plan, and plans with more headroom are priced higher, so a quicker line means a bigger monthly bill. No separate hardware purchase is needed either, because Wi-Fi kit comes in the box on every plan.

What will I pay once the introductory price ends?+

The advertised rate lasts only for the opening stretch of a fixed term. After the minimum term passes, the monthly bill steps up to the list price, and renewal prices run £34.99 to £129.99. That sits well above the £20 entry figure, so treat the list price as the real ongoing cost. Plan contract months of 1, 12 and 24 lets you take a shorter or rolling term instead.

YouFibre

YouFibre

Higher score in this comparison

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