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Fibre Without a Contract in Spain (2026): No Minimum Term, Real Prices

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Updated: October 2026 | Found helpful by 4 others

As of October 2026, O2, Pepephone, Movistar sell fibre with no minimum term in Spain. O2 charges EUR 23 / EUR 27 / EUR 31 a month for 300 Mb / 600 Mb / 1 Gb as a final price. Pepephone charges EUR 23 for 300 Mb and EUR 34.60 for 600 Mb or 1 Gb. Movistar has no term either, but its EUR 19.90 offer lasts 12 months and then rises to EUR 30: over two years, Movistar 300 Mb costs EUR 598.80 against EUR 552 at O2. No minimum term is not a fixed price.

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Which Fibre Plans in Spain Have No Minimum Term?

These 8 plans state no minimum term (sin permanencia) on the provider's own page, read on 25 October 2026. The price shown first is what you pay after any introductory offer ends.

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Sorting reorders the offers below. Filters grey out offers that do not match; none are removed.

Our overall pick below is O2 Fibra 300 Mb, EUR 23 a month.

Cheapest no-term price from month one

O2 Fibra 300 Mb

300 Mb symmetric fibre (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 23 a month from month one. No minimum term.

Best for: Anyone who wants the same price every month and the freedom to leave

  • Address check required (Telefonica fibre network)
  • Final price, no introductory offer to expire
  • No minimum term, free installation
Check O2 at your address

Pepephone Fibra 300 Mb

300 Mb symmetric fibre (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 23 a month from month one. No minimum term.

Best for: Anyone who wants the same price every month and the freedom to leave

  • Address check required
  • No setup, installation or minimum-term charges
  • IVA included
Check Pepephone at your address

O2 Fibra 600 Mb

600 Mb symmetric fibre (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 27 a month from month one. No minimum term.

Best for: Anyone who wants the same price every month and the freedom to leave

  • Address check required (Telefonica fibre network)
  • Final price, no introductory offer to expire
  • No minimum term, free installation
Check O2 at your address

Movistar Fibra 300 Mb

300 Mb symmetric fibre (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 30 a month, EUR 19.90 for the first 12 months. No minimum term.

Best for: A lower bill for the first 12 months, if EUR 30 a month afterwards still suits you

  • Address check required (Movistar's own FTTH network)
  • Symmetric 300 Mb
  • Unlimited calls to landlines and 50 minutes to mobiles
  • No minimum term
  • EUR 19.90 for the first 12 months, then EUR 30
Check Movistar at your address

O2 Fibra 1 Gb

1 Gb symmetric fibre (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 31 a month from month one. No minimum term.

Best for: Anyone who wants the same price every month and the freedom to leave

  • Address check required (Telefonica fibre network)
  • Final price, no introductory offer to expire
  • No minimum term, free installation
Check O2 at your address

Pepephone Fibra 600 Mb or 1 Gb

600 Mb or 1 Gb symmetric fibre (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 34.60 a month from month one. No minimum term.

Best for: Anyone who wants the same price every month and the freedom to leave

  • Address check required; 600 Mb or 1 Gb depending on the address
  • No setup, installation or minimum-term charges
  • The research reported EUR 27 / EUR 31 for these speeds; Pepephone's page shows EUR 34.60 (October 2026)
Check Pepephone at your address

Movistar Fibra 600 Mb

600 Mb symmetric fibre (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 35 a month, EUR 24.90 for the first 12 months. No minimum term.

Best for: A lower bill for the first 12 months, if EUR 35 a month afterwards still suits you

  • Address check required (Movistar's own FTTH network)
  • Symmetric 600 Mb
  • No minimum term
  • EUR 24.90 for the first 12 months, then EUR 35
Check Movistar at your address

Movistar Fibra 1 Gb

1 Gb symmetric fibre (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 45 a month, EUR 29.90 for the first 12 months. No minimum term.

Best for: A lower bill for the first 12 months, if EUR 45 a month afterwards still suits you

  • Address check required (Movistar's own FTTH network)
  • Symmetric 1 Gb
  • No minimum term
  • EUR 29.90 for the first 12 months, then EUR 45
Check Movistar at your address

Default order: price after any offer, lowest first. No provider pays for its position and no link on this page is an affiliate link.

Which Providers Did Not Confirm a Minimum Term?

Finetwork, Lowi, Vodafone were re-checked for price on 25 October 2026, but the check did not confirm whether these plans have a minimum term. They are not listed above as no-term plans. Ask for the pre-contract summary, which states the term, before you sign.

Prices from the provider's own page, 25 October 2026. Minimum term: not confirmed.
PlanPriceMinimum term
Finetwork Fibra 600 MbEUR 19.99 a month from month oneNot confirmed in the October 2026 check
Lowi Fibra 300 MbEUR 23 a month from month oneNot confirmed in the October 2026 check
Finetwork Fibra 1 GbEUR 24.99 a month from month oneNot confirmed in the October 2026 check
Lowi Fibra 600 MbEUR 27 a month from month oneNot confirmed in the October 2026 check
Vodafone Fibra 600 MbEUR 30 a month, EUR 20 for the first 12 monthsNot confirmed in the October 2026 check
Lowi Fibra 1 GbEUR 31 a month from month oneNot confirmed in the October 2026 check
Vodafone Fibra 1 Gb + Vodafone TVEUR 35 a month, EUR 25 for the first 12 monthsNot confirmed in the October 2026 check

What Do the No-Term Price Ladders Look Like?

  • O2: 300 Mb EUR 23, 600 Mb EUR 27, 1 Gb EUR 31 a month, final price with no offer to expire.
  • Pepephone: 300 Mb EUR 23, 600 Mb or 1 Gb EUR 34.60 a month (the speed depends on the address).
  • Movistar: 300 Mb EUR 30 after the offer (EUR 19.90 for 12 months), 600 Mb EUR 35 after the offer (EUR 24.90 for 12 months), 1 Gb EUR 45 after the offer (EUR 29.90 for 12 months).
Monthly price after any offer, from each provider's page on 25 October 2026. Pepephone sells one 600 Mb or 1 Gb plan at one price.
SpeedO2PepephoneMovistar
300 MbEUR 23EUR 23EUR 30 (EUR 19.90 for the first 12 months)
600 MbEUR 27EUR 34.60EUR 35 (EUR 24.90 for the first 12 months)
1 GbEUR 31EUR 34.60EUR 45 (EUR 29.90 for the first 12 months)

Research and provider disagree. The research behind this page (finding 2) reported that Pepephone matched O2 at EUR 27 for 600 Mb and EUR 31 for 1 Gb. Pepephone's own page showed EUR 34.60 for 600 Mb or 1 Gb on 25 October 2026, so this page uses the provider's figure.

Does No Minimum Term Mean the Price Stays the Same?

No. Sin permanencia means you can leave without a penalty; it says nothing about the price. The research (finding 3, grade A) found that Movistar advertises its fibre without a minimum term even though the price steps up after 12 months. In year one, Movistar Fibra 300 Mb is EUR 37.20 cheaper than O2 Fibra 300 Mb. From month 18 the running total at O2 is lower, and over 24 months Movistar costs EUR 46.80 more.

Two-year cost (24 monthly bills) computed from the catalogue prices, October 2026. Installation, router and any later price change are not included.
SpeedO2PepephoneMovistar
300 Mb24 x EUR 23 = EUR 55224 x EUR 23 = EUR 55212 x EUR 19.90 + 12 x EUR 30 = EUR 598.80
600 Mb24 x EUR 27 = EUR 64824 x EUR 34.60 = EUR 830.4012 x EUR 24.90 + 12 x EUR 35 = EUR 718.80
1 Gb24 x EUR 31 = EUR 74424 x EUR 34.60 = EUR 830.4012 x EUR 29.90 + 12 x EUR 45 = EUR 898.80

How Long Can a Fibre Contract in Spain Last?

Even a plan with a commitment has a legal ceiling. The rule below was read in the BOE text of Ley 11/2022 on 25 October 2026.

Contract length for consumer telecom contracts, October 2026.
TopicRuleLegal basis
Longest contract termA consumer telecoms contract may not run longer than 24 months. After an automatic renewal you can cancel at any time with at most one month's notice, paying only for the service during the notice period.Ley 11/2022, art. 67.7

Why Do Some Households Choose a Stable Price Over an Offer?

The research reports (grade B, a point of view drawn from user discussions, not a measured share): Spanish users often value a predictable monthly price and the freedom to leave over a lower 12-month offer. The research ties this to billing complaints in user forums and to the existence of the stable O2 and Pepephone no-term ladders. Treat it as a view, not a statistic. The two-year table above is the measurable part: on these plans, the stable price wins from month 18 at 300 Mb.

How Do You Check Which No-Term Plan Reaches Your Address?

Every plan on this page needs an address check. The research (finding 18, grade A) advises checking the Ministry's official broadband coverage map with your full street address first, then the provider's own coverage checker. A postcode-level coverage claim is not enough to choose a plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Spanish fibre provider has no minimum term?

As of October 2026, O2, Pepephone, Movistar state no minimum term on their fibre pages (8 plans, checked 25 October 2026). The cheapest from month one is O2 Fibra 300 Mb at EUR 23 a month. Finetwork, Lowi, Vodafone were checked for price, but their minimum term was not confirmed, so this page does not count them as no-term.

What internet can I get in Spain without a 12-month contract?

Fibre with no minimum term from O2, Pepephone, Movistar (from EUR 23 a month, October 2026). DIGI fibre has a 3-month commitment. With no fixed line, Vodafone's Segundas Residencias Flexible has no minimum term: you buy the device once and then passes, EUR 35 for 31 days. Orange 5G en casa is not an option here: it carries a 12-month commitment when the router is lent.

What happens if I cancel Spanish fibre before the minimum term?

With no minimum term (O2, Pepephone, Movistar), you can leave without a penalty. With a commitment, the provider's page states what leaving early costs: Adamo, 12-month commitment, up to EUR 163.35; Orange, 12-month commitment, up to EUR 242 (October 2026). Digi has a 3-month commitment, but the page read did not state an exit charge. No consumer contract may run longer than 24 months (Ley 11/2022, art. 67.7).

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  • Published: fibre with no minimum term in Spain, prices confirmed on 25 October 2026, and why no term is not the same as a fixed price.