About OFNL Compare
An independent residential broadband comparison site operated by Built By Board Ltd
Editorial responsibility: OFNL Compare (Built By Board Ltd).
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OFNL Compare lists 432 residential broadband packages from 21 providers in our OFNL dataset. Our area directory contains 51 locations associated with OFNL coverage; a location listing does not confirm availability at every address.
Why the site exists
An OFNL-connected home can have a choice of retail providers. We bring published package information together so residents can compare speeds, contract terms and costs on a consistent basis.
Who runs it
OFNL Compare is operated by Built By Board Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales, company number 15604498. Built By Board also makes IPTV Player Zero, which is mentioned in our TV guide.
We are independent of Open Fibre Networks Limited and BUUK Infrastructure and are not their official comparison service. We may have commercial relationships with listed providers through advertising or affiliate links. These arrangements are explained on our methodology page.
How we work
We collect published tariff information and compare starting bills and effective monthly costs, including recorded compulsory fees and confirmed price changes. Automated collection can miss a change or misread a page. Check the final offer with the provider before ordering.
Using OFNL Compare is free. Providers can pay for clearly labelled promoted placement, and some outbound links may earn a commission. We do not supply broadband or take responsibility for provider orders or contracts.
Editorial responsibility and corrections
Built By Board Ltd is responsible for OFNL Compare's editorial content. Our guides link to the primary sources used for factual claims and display the date those sources were checked. This is separate from automated tariff collection. We do not claim to have independently tested every provider's network or support.
To report an error, use our contact form with the page URL, provider or package name, the detail that appears wrong and a source if available. We can then check the evidence and correct the affected content.