Rise Fibre is a smaller provider that offers full fibre over several networks, including CityFibre, Openreach and some altnets. Its main draw is choice of contract: you can pick a rolling one-month plan, a 12-month term or a cheaper 24-month deal, often on the same speed.
Our simple pick: a Rise Fibre 24-month deal on CityFibre’s network if you plan to stay put, because the introductory prices there are among the lowest for symmetrical full fibre. If you need flexibility, Rise is one of the few providers with genuine one-month contracts.
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Rise Fibre contract options
| Contract | Average download speeds | Monthly price range | Set-up fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 months | 150Mb to 2.3Gb | From £15.00 introductory | £0 | Introductory price for an initial period, then a higher standard price |
| 12 months | 150Mb to 2.3Gb | £29.00 to £54.00 | £0 to £19.99 | Same price throughout the term, apart from any yearly rise |
| 1 month | 150Mb to 2.3Gb | £29.00 to £54.00 | £0 to £19.99 | Rolling, 30 days’ notice |
Price ranges checked between September and October 2026. Exact prices depend on the network serving your address.
Who Rise Fibre suits
- Renters, students and anyone who wants full fibre without a long tie-in.
- Gamers and home workers on CityFibre or altnet lines, where the upload speed is the same as the download speed.
- Buyers who want a multi-gigabit option at a modest price.
Who should look elsewhere
- Anyone who wants a single price for the whole contract. Rise’s 24-month introductory prices step up to a higher standard price later.
- Homes on the Openreach network, where Rise’s upload speeds are lower and its prices less competitive.
Price rises
Rise Fibre’s terms vary by deal: some contracts include a fixed yearly rise and others say prices may change. Check the contract summary before you order, and look at the standard price after any introductory period, not only the first month.
Router and support
Rise Fibre offers a router with every package. As a smaller provider, it isn’t part of Ofcom’s automatic compensation scheme at the time of writing, so ask how it handles faults and missed appointments.
FAQs
Does Rise Fibre offer rolling contracts?
Yes. One-month rolling contracts are available alongside 12-month and 24-month deals.
Which networks does Rise Fibre use?
Rise Fibre offers full fibre over CityFibre, Openreach and several smaller networks, depending on your address.
Is Rise Fibre symmetrical?
On CityFibre and some altnet networks, yes. On Openreach, upload speeds are lower than download speeds.
Is the introductory price fixed?
Only for the introductory period. After that, the monthly price moves to the standard rate for the rest of the contract.