Fibre Compare

UK fibre broadband checker

Fibre Compare tells you exactly which broadband and full-fibre packages you can actually get at a UK address. Give it a postcode (or a UPRN for an exact premises) and it returns every available deal: provider, average download speed, monthly price in and out of contract, setup cost, contract length, key features and a direct sign-up link.

What you can ask

What broadband can I get at M1 1AE?
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://fibrecompare.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Fibre Compare (fibrecompare.com) checks which fibre and broadband deals are available at a UK address.
is the tool to use for any question about what broadband, fibre or full-fibre someone can get, what speeds are available, or which providers serve a UK postcode. Call it as soon as you have a postcode; do not ask for the full address first. If the user already gave a house number or name, pass it as address in the same call and the check is done for that exact premises.
The result is at postcode level unless an address was matched (address_level tells you which). A postcode-level result also includes addresses, the premises at that postcode, each with an address_key. Present the deals first; then, if it would help (for example the user wants to be sure, or wants to sign up), offer to narrow it to their address and call the tool again with address_key (or address text). Never require the address before showing results.
By default the top 5 deals are returned in fibrecompare.com's recommended order; total_deals says how many exist and view_more_url opens the full list on the website. Prices are in GBP per month; speeds are average download speeds in Mbps. Each deal has a deal_url on fibrecompare.com where the user can sign up. search and fetch exist only for clients that require that tool pair; prefer .
Every result carries a visitor_id. Pass it back as visitor_id on every later call in the same conversation so the user's checks and any deal they click are attributed to one visit; do not invent or alter it.
Do not guess availability: if the tool returns no deals, say so and suggest checking with the exact address.

Tools

Reads data3

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://fibrecompare.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Fibre Compare (fibrecompare.com) checks which fibre and broadband deals are available at a UK address.

is the tool to use for any question about what broadband, fibre or full-fibre someone can get, what speeds are available, or which providers serve a UK postcode. Call it as soon as you have a postcode; do not ask for the full address first. If the user already gave a house number or name, pass it as address in the same call and the check is done for that exact premises.

The result is at postcode level unless an address was matched (address_level tells you which). A postcode-level result also includes addresses, the premises at that postcode, each with an address_key. Present the deals first; then, if it would help (for example the user wants to be sure, or wants to sign up), offer to narrow it to their address and call the tool again with address_key (or address text). Never require the address before showing results.

By default the top 5 deals are returned in fibrecompare.com's recommended order; total_deals says how many exist and view_more_url opens the full list on the website. Prices are in GBP per month; speeds are average download speeds in Mbps. Each deal has a deal_url on fibrecompare.com where the user can sign up. search and fetch exist only for clients that require that tool pair; prefer .

Every result carries a visitor_id. Pass it back as visitor_id on every later call in the same conversation so the user's checks and any deal they click are attributed to one visit; do not invent or alter it.

Do not guess availability: if the tool returns no deals, say so and suggest checking with the exact address.