Tailored for the way you work

Remote professional

Full Fibre is essential for Zoom, Teams, and VPN stability.

Creative power-user

Great for large 4K video uploads, cloud backups, and massive datasets.

Hybrid household

Managing your work alongside family streaming and gaming.

Choose your setup: built around the way you work

Full Fibre 250

For everyday home working

A reliable Full Fibre connection for the essentials, from video calls and VPNs to cloud apps and everyday browsing.

Best for: Remote professionals and standard home workers

Full Fibre 1000 Pro

For creative professionals

Powerful symmetrical speeds for large uploads, cloud backups, 4K content and demanding creative workflows.

Best for: Designers, developers, creators and freelancers

Full Fibre 2000

For busy households

Plenty of capacity for working, streaming, gaming and multiple connected devices all at once.

Best for: Families and households with heavy internet use

The Grain advantage: built for reliable home working

Fixed price contracts

We believe in fairness. The price you sign up for is the price you pay for your entire contract. No in-contract price rises.

100% Full Fibre (PTP technology)

We use Point-to-Point (PTP) technology with a dedicated fibre cable to your property for unmatched stability.

No data caps

Stream in 4K, download massive patches, and play all night—unlimited data, no limits, no worries.

Free professional setup

Everything’s included. We provide a free router, standard installation, and expert set-up at no extra cost.

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FAQs

  • How do I get the best signal from Wi-Fi?

    There’s a few things you can do to improve your Wi-Fi network. Here’s just a few of them:

    • Make sure your router is centrally placed
    • Where possible, use the 5Ghz wireless band if you are close to your router
    • Reduce interference by switching off microwaves, cordless phones, etc.
    • Ensure your device is completely updated
    • Use a Wi-Fi extender or mesh network
    • Check the device network settings and ports
    • Limit what others are doing on your network at the same time

    Take a look at our article about troubleshooting your Wi-Fi for more information.

  • Is Full Fibre broadband good for working from home?

    Full Fibre broadband is an excellent choice for home working, offering significant advantages over traditional copper-based connections. With speeds of up to 1Gb, it ensures fast, reliable internet for tasks such as video conferencing, file uploads, and using cloud applications without lag or interruptions. Whether you’re managing large files, participating in virtual meetings, or running multiple apps, Full Fibre ensures a seamless and efficient remote work experience.

  • How do I get the most out of my broadband speed?

    The ultimate way to make the most of your speed is by using a CAT5e (or above) Ethernet cable to connect devices directly to the router or Wi-Fi extender. Many choose to do this with TVs or desktop computers, and instead connect smaller devices over Wi-Fi – but bear in mind the speed may vary when connecting over Wi-Fi!

  • How do I know what speed I need?

    The more megabits of speed, the more there is to share between your devices. How many devices do you have? Count them up… phones, tablets, laptops, TVs, games consoles, smart home technology and security cameras. All of these will be sharing your speeds, so make sure you select a package that will be able to handle all of your tech! If you’re not sure, get in touch. Our friendly team of broadband experts are on hand to help tailor a package to suit your needs.

  • Is working from home better with Ethernet or Wi-Fi?

    Working from home is generally better with an Ethernet connection compared to Wi-Fi. Ethernet offers several advantages that are essential for a smooth and reliable remote work experience. These include greater stability, lower latency, faster speeds, and reduced interference, ensuring consistent performance even during video calls, file uploads, or using cloud applications. Wi-Fi can be prone to signal drops, congestion, or interference from other devices, which can disrupt your workday. If you have the option to connect via Ethernet, it’s a good choice for a more dependable and efficient work-from-home set-up.

  • Is 2000Mbps fast for working from home?

    2000Mbps is fast! It depends on what you’re individual requirements are, but everything will be lightning fast and hyper-connected with gigafast speeds.