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Everything you need to understand broadband and local data across the UK. No sign-up required.
Compare Postcodes
Put any two postcodes side by side. See which has faster broadband, cheaper houses, better schools, and lower crime.
Compare now →Coverage Map
See broadband speeds across the entire UK on an interactive map. Spot the fast zones and the dead spots at a glance.
View map →Moving House Checklist
Enter your new postcode and get a full report: broadband, schools, crime, GP surgeries, flood risk, council tax. Print it or save as PDF.
Check a postcode →Remote Work Score
Find out if a postcode is good for working from home. We score broadband, mobile signal, transport links, and local amenities out of 100.
Score my postcode →Fastest Broadband Leaderboard
Which postcodes have the fastest broadband in the UK? See the top 100 ranked by gigabit availability.
See the rankings →Provider Checker
Find out which broadband providers serve your address. BT, Virgin, Sky, TalkTalk, and more — with estimated speeds for each.
Check providers →Speed Trends
Track how broadband speeds are improving in your area over time. In development, with a preview available now.
Preview PreviewOutage Monitor
Outage tracking across major UK providers is in development. See a preview of what is coming.
Preview PreviewRemote Work Suitability Score
Score any UK postcode out of 100 for working from home, based on broadband availability and real measured speeds.
How the score works
The score weighs the connectivity that matters most for remote work. Gigabit availability earns up to 40 points, since full-fibre lines handle video calls, screen sharing and large uploads with ease. Ultrafast availability earns up to 25 points and superfast up to 20. Where Ookla Speedtest data exists, real measured download speeds add up to 15 points. If superfast coverage falls below half of premises, the score is capped, because unreliable basic connectivity undermines everything else.
What the bands mean
Why broadband decides it
A stable connection is the single biggest factor in whether a postcode suits home working. Video calls need a dependable 5 to 10 Mbps, but shared households, cloud backups and large file transfers push real needs far higher. Full-fibre availability also signals future-proofing, since copper-based services are being phased out. For transport links, mobile signal and local amenities, open the full postcode report linked with your score.