FTTP on Demand?

Hi,

When I put my details in the dslchecker site:

https://i.imgur.com/BWVtmd4.png

Does that mean I can get 330Mbps? I am not sure, any advice, thanks

You can.

However you'll need to pay a few grand up front in construction costs, plus around £300 a month for 3 years.

If you are willing to pay £1000+ install fee and £200+ per month it means they'll extend the fibre from the existing 'cabinet' location all the way to your home.

This is not the same as what most people mean when they talk about WBC-FTTP (also called native FTTP or GEA-FTTP), which is available at sub £100 install and starts at ~£40/m

You probably have this on copy-paste by now, I asked the same thing earlier

What interests me is that no carrier I've seen actually offers this £1k+ install and £200+/month plan. So for example, Zen lists their FTTP as being Native FTTP and FTTP On Demand is only offered through special channels?

Wow, thats crazy money, I'm happy with the 80/20mbps, thats speed wouldn't benefit me.

In reply to a post by JB68:

Wow, thats crazy money

and the reality is that the wholesale cost is £200/month, current retail cost is typically £300+VAT per month on a 36 month contract.

Depends on how bad you need it ! If you have a few bods working in a home office it could make good sense.

I assume that the increase in questions about FTTPod or G-Fast etc is because people are starting to realise that the common FTTC speeds are now starting to look a bit slow and people want faster speeds.
The more devices that people own, bigger households as kids cant afford to leave home all adds to the demand - I myself have 60 odd devices in my household, even more when people come to visit and Im still stuck on 4mb ADSL on a good day, try and juggle that massive bandwidth (God bless my Synology Routers Traffic management). We are being Fibred this year (at last) and from my investigations im almost certain its going to be native FTTP, quite frankly Ill be upset if its anything less than that. Crikey, I remember when work paid for a ISDN line 64k, that was fast!

I did research for having fibre installed at our offices in central London, Hyperoptic offered installation of 100/100 Mbit for £1000 and £450/month.

We ended up going with a 50Mbit (don't know upload yet) through some MPLS thing (main ISP is in another country and subcontracted to Talk Talk Business) and we had BT Openreach send contractors who mucked up the fibre, then real BT Openreach engineers who had to fix the fibre running into the building then do work on the street because the contractors cut the cables on a node or something

Anyhow, I'm wondering if what they're installing now is in fact, FTT{ on Demand, it is probably costing just as much as the Hyperoptic...

Leased line or equivalent and dedicated 100 Mbps symmetric of bandwidth guaranteed to the Internet, i.e. no contention which does cost a fair bit of money