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Home Internet Providers in Spain (2026)

Jules

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Updated: October 2026 | Found helpful by 4 others

As of October 2026, the cheapest home fiber in Spain is DIGI Fibra SMART 500 Mb at EUR 10 a month, but only at addresses on Digi's own network. The cheapest plan that costs the same from month one at any covered address is Finetwork Fibra 600 Mb at EUR 19.99 a month. The fastest is DIGI Fibra SMART 2 Gb (2 Gb, EUR 20 a month), also own-network only. We rank all 22 plans from 9 providers on the price after the introductory offer, because 8 of them start lower and then rise. Check your exact address first: availability decides the winner.

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Which Fiber Plans in Spain Are Cheapest After the Offer Ends?

Every plan below was re-checked on the provider's own page on 25 October 2026. The price shown first is what you pay once any introductory offer ends; the offer price and its length follow in brackets.

  • Cheapest, same price from month one, any covered address: Finetwork Fibra 600 Mb, EUR 19.99 a month.
  • Cheapest overall (own network only): DIGI Fibra SMART 500 Mb, EUR 10 a month, 3-month commitment. Sold only where Digi has its own fiber.
  • Fastest: DIGI Fibra SMART 2 Gb, 2 Gb for EUR 20 a month, own network only. Outside own networks, the cheapest of the fastest plans is Finetwork Fibra 1 Gb (1 Gb) at EUR 24.99 a month.
  • Cheapest with no minimum term and no offer to expire: O2 Fibra 300 Mb, EUR 23 a month.
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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 DIGI Fibra SMART 500 Mb, EUR 10 a month.

Cheapest overall (own network only)

DIGI Fibra SMART 500 Mb

500 Mb symmetric fiber (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 10 a month from month one. 3-month commitment.

Best for: Addresses on Digi's own fiber network only: check your address first

  • Only at addresses on Digi's own network
  • Final price
  • Wi-Fi 6 router for new installations
  • Only where DIGI has its own network; elsewhere DIGI fibre starts at EUR 25
Check Digi at your address
Cheapest same price from month one

Finetwork Fibra 600 Mb

600 Mb symmetric fiber (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 19.99 a month from month one. Minimum term not confirmed in the October 2026 check.

Best for: Anyone who wants the same price every month

  • Address check required before you sign
  • Installation and router included
  • No landline fee
Check Finetwork at your address
Fastest (own network only)

DIGI Fibra SMART 2 Gb

2 Gb symmetric fiber (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 20 a month from month one. 3-month commitment.

Best for: Addresses on Digi's own fiber network only: check your address first

  • Only at addresses on Digi's own network
  • Final price
  • Wi-Fi 7 router for new installations
  • Only where DIGI has its own network
Check Digi at your address

Adamo Fibra 400 Mb

400 Mb symmetric fiber (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 22 a month from month one. 12-month commitment.

Best for: Addresses on Adamo's own fiber network only: check your address first

  • Only at addresses on Adamo's own network
  • Activation fee EUR 12.10
  • Final price
  • Most of the EUR 175.45 installation is covered by Adamo
  • 12-month commitment; leaving early costs up to EUR 163.35
Check Adamo at your address

O2 Fibra 300 Mb

300 Mb symmetric fiber (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 no minimum term

  • Address check required before you sign
  • Final price, no introductory offer to expire
  • No minimum term, free installation
Check O2 at your address

Pepephone Fibra 300 Mb

300 Mb symmetric fiber (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 no minimum term

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

Lowi Fibra 300 Mb

300 Mb symmetric fiber (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 23 a month from month one. Minimum term not confirmed in the October 2026 check.

Best for: Anyone who wants the same price every month

  • Address check required before you sign
  • Online-only price
  • Installation in 24 to 48 hours (Lowi's claim)
  • The research reported EUR 19.95; Lowi's page shows EUR 23 (October 2026)
Check Lowi at your address

Finetwork Fibra 1 Gb

1 Gb symmetric fiber (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 24.99 a month from month one. Minimum term not confirmed in the October 2026 check.

Best for: Anyone who wants the same price every month

  • Address check required before you sign
  • Installation and router included
  • No landline fee
Check Finetwork at your address

O2 Fibra 600 Mb

600 Mb symmetric fiber (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 no minimum term

  • Address check required before you sign
  • Final price, no introductory offer to expire
  • No minimum term, free installation
Check O2 at your address

Lowi Fibra 600 Mb

600 Mb symmetric fiber (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 27 a month from month one. Minimum term not confirmed in the October 2026 check.

Best for: Anyone who wants the same price every month

  • Address check required before you sign
  • Online-only price
Check Lowi at your address

DIGI Fibra 1 Gb

1 Gb symmetric fiber (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 30 a month from month one. 3-month commitment.

Best for: Anyone who wants the same price every month and can accept a 3-month commitment

  • Address check required before you sign
  • Final price
  • Short 3-month commitment
Check Digi at your address

Vodafone Fibra 600 Mb

600 Mb symmetric fiber (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 30 a month, EUR 20 for the first 12 months. Minimum term not confirmed in the October 2026 check.

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

  • Address check required before you sign
  • Landline with unlimited national calls
  • Wi-Fi 6 router included
  • EUR 20 for the first 12 months, then EUR 30
Check Vodafone at your address

Movistar Fibra 300 Mb

300 Mb symmetric fiber (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 before you sign
  • 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

Orange Fibra 300 Mb

300 Mb symmetric fiber (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 30 a month, EUR 20 for the first 12 months. 12-month commitment.

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

  • Address check required before you sign
  • Wi-Fi router on loan
  • Landline included
  • EUR 20 for the first 12 months, then EUR 30
  • Leaving within 12 months means paying the installation (EUR 242 with IVA)
Check Orange at your address

O2 Fibra 1 Gb

1 Gb symmetric fiber (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 no minimum term

  • Address check required before you sign
  • Final price, no introductory offer to expire
  • No minimum term, free installation
Check O2 at your address

Lowi Fibra 1 Gb

1 Gb symmetric fiber (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 31 a month from month one. Minimum term not confirmed in the October 2026 check.

Best for: Anyone who wants the same price every month

  • Address check required before you sign
  • Online-only price
Check Lowi at your address

Pepephone Fibra 600 Mb or 1 Gb

600 Mb or 1 Gb symmetric fiber (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 no minimum term

  • Address check required before you sign
  • 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

Vodafone Fibra 1 Gb + Vodafone TV

1 Gb symmetric fiber (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 35 a month, EUR 25 for the first 12 months. Minimum term not confirmed in the October 2026 check.

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

  • Address check required before you sign
  • Includes Vodafone TV
  • Landline with unlimited national calls
  • EUR 25 for the first 12 months, then EUR 35
Check Vodafone at your address

Movistar Fibra 600 Mb

600 Mb symmetric fiber (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 before you sign
  • Symmetric 600 Mb
  • No minimum term
  • EUR 24.90 for the first 12 months, then EUR 35
Check Movistar at your address

Orange Fibra 600 Mb + Orange TV Libre

600 Mb symmetric fiber (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 39 a month, EUR 30 for the first 12 months. 12-month commitment.

Best for: A lower bill for the first 12 months, if EUR 39 a month afterwards still suits you

  • Address check required before you sign
  • Includes Orange TV Libre
  • Wi-Fi 6 router on loan
  • EUR 30 for the first 12 months, then EUR 39
  • The research reported EUR 25; Orange's page shows EUR 30 (October 2026)
  • Leaving within 12 months means paying the installation (EUR 242 with IVA)
Check Orange at your address

Movistar Fibra 1 Gb

1 Gb symmetric fiber (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 before you sign
  • Symmetric 1 Gb
  • No minimum term
  • EUR 29.90 for the first 12 months, then EUR 45
Check Movistar at your address

Orange Fibra 1 Gb + Orange TV Libre

1 Gb symmetric fiber (FTTH) with unlimited data: EUR 49 a month, EUR 35 for the first 12 months. 12-month commitment.

Best for: A lower bill for the first 12 months, if EUR 49 a month afterwards still suits you

  • Address check required before you sign
  • Includes Orange TV Libre
  • EUR 35 for the first 12 months, then EUR 49
  • Leaving within 12 months means paying the installation (EUR 242 with IVA)
Check Orange at your address

Default order: price after any offer, lowest first. Plans that do not publish a figure rank last on that sort. No provider pays for its position and no link on this page is an affiliate link. Regional providers such as Euskaltel, Telecable, R, Embou and Excom were not re-checked in October 2026, so they are not listed with a price.

Does No Minimum Term Mean the Price Stays the Same in Spain?

No. Sin permanencia (no minimum term) means you can leave without a penalty; it says nothing about the price. Movistar Fibra 300 Mb has no minimum term, yet it costs EUR 19.90 a month for the first 12 months and EUR 30 after that (October 2026). O2 Fibra 300 Mb also has no minimum term and costs EUR 23 from month one.

Yearly cost from the catalogue prices, October 2026. Year one includes the introductory months.
PlanYear oneYear twoTwo years
Movistar Fibra 300 MbEUR 238.80EUR 360EUR 598.80
O2 Fibra 300 MbEUR 276EUR 276EUR 552

The reverse also happens: a plan can hold one price and still tie you in. DIGI Fibra SMART 500 Mb costs EUR 10 from month one with a 3-month commitment. Use the "Same price from month one" and "No minimum term" filters above to see which plans pass both tests.

More on this in our guide to home internet in Spain without a contract.

What Types of Home Internet Connections Are Available in Spain?

  • Fiber (FTTH)

    Fiber to the home is the main technology for new connections in Spain. All 22 plans in the ranking above are FTTH with the same upload and download speed, from 300 Mbps to 2,000 Mbps. Nationally, FTTH passes 94.7 percent of households(86.5 percent in rural areas), as of June 2025 data in the Ministry for Digital Transformation's 2025 broadband coverage report, published March 2026.

  • Cable and legacy DSL

    The research behind this page could not confirm a current national DSL tariff on any provider page in October 2026. Cable and DSL survive mainly as older lines at specific addresses.

  • 4G and 5G home routers

    An option where fiber has not arrived or for short stays. Orange sells 5G en casa and Vodafone sells a flexible second-home router with day passes. The router installs itself, but speed depends on the indoor signal at your address. Prices are in our guide to temporary internet in Spain.

  • Satellite

    Starlink sells residential satellite internet in Spain. Its price depends on the address, so we do not show a figure; check it at your address on starlink.com.

Illustration of a router, wifi waves, and a laptop, for choosing home internet (fibre, cable, DSL, 5G) in Spain.
Router to wifi to laptop: home internet in Spain.

How Do Spanish Internet Providers Compare on Price and Speed?

After-offer prices run from EUR 10 to EUR 49 a month across the 22 plans, as of October 2026. The table groups them by provider.

ProviderSpeedsAfter-offer price a monthIntroductory offer
Movistar300 Mb, 600 Mb, 1 GbEUR 30 to EUR 45Yes, 12 months
O2300 Mb, 600 Mb, 1 GbEUR 23 to EUR 31None
Pepephone300 Mb, 600 Mb or 1 GbEUR 23 to EUR 34.60None
Lowi300 Mb, 600 Mb, 1 GbEUR 23 to EUR 31None
Finetwork600 Mb, 1 GbEUR 19.99 to EUR 24.99None
Vodafone600 Mb, 1 GbEUR 30 to EUR 35Yes, 12 months
Orange300 Mb, 600 Mb, 1 GbEUR 30 to EUR 49Yes, 12 months
Digi500 Mb, 2 Gb, 1 GbEUR 10 to EUR 30None
Adamo400 MbEUR 22None

Fiber-only prices from each provider's own page, re-checked on 25 October 2026. Every plan with each figure is on our home internet price research page.

How Do You Check Fiber Availability at a Spanish Address?

Start with the Ministry for Digital Transformation's broadband coverage map (Avance Digital), then the provider's own checker. A postcode or a regional "coverage" claim is not enough to pick a winner: own-network prices such as DIGI Fibra SMART 500 Mb at EUR 10 apply street by street.

  1. Enter the full street address, not only the town or postcode.
  2. Write down every technology and operator the map shows.
  3. Enter the same address in two or three providers' coverage checkers (comprobar cobertura).
  4. If the map and a provider disagree, go by the provider's feasibility visit, but keep the map screenshot as evidence for any complaint.
  5. For a rural address, test indoor 4G or 5G signal and, for satellite, the view of the sky, separately.
  6. Before paying, save the pre-contract summary that shows the after-offer price, the term, installation and equipment return.

How Do You Set Up Home Internet in Spain?

Setting up home internet in Spain takes six steps, from the official address check to go-live. If you are still arranging your lease, our guide to Spanish rental documents covers the paperwork that comes first; for payment, see opening a bank account in Spain.

  1. 1. Check the official address map

    Enter your full street address on the Ministry's broadband coverage map and keep a screenshot that shows the date, the address and the technologies listed.

  2. 2. Check retail availability

    Enter the exact address at two likely providers. Own-network tiers (Digi and Adamo in the ranking above) and regional brands depend most on the address.

  3. 3. Prepare your documents

    A DNI, NIE, TIE or other accepted identity document, your full address, a phone number and email, and payment details. Whether a Spanish IBAN is required is not consistently published: ask at checkout.

  4. 4. Read the pre-contract summary before accepting

    Check the price after the offer, the minimum term, the installation fee and any installation charge you owe if you leave early, whether the router is on loan and must be returned, the public or static IP policy and the cancellation notice.

  5. 5. Choose a technician install or self-install

    Fiber generally needs a technician unless an existing outlet can be reused. 4G and 5G routers are self-install. Satellite needs a clear view of the sky and a safe mounting point.

  6. 6. Track go-live and your cancellation risk

    In October 2026, O2 advertised 24 to 48 hours for new service; Telecable stated about 5 days without landline portability and 14 days with it; Vodafone's flexible router ships in 2 to 3 working days on the peninsula and 5 to 7 days to the Balearics, Canaries, Ceuta and Melilla, and a bundle can take up to 24 hours to activate.

While you wait for the line, a prepaid SIM card with mobile data can bridge the gap.

What Can You Do if Your Internet Speed in Spain Is Too Slow?

Measure first with the CNMC's own Test de Velocidad Internet Oficial, ideally over a cable rather than WiFi, on several days.

Spanish telecom law protects your right to the advertised speed. Under Ley 11/2022, General de Telecomunicaciones (Chapter IV, including Article 69 on service quality), a significant or persistent gap between the speed you were sold and the speed you get is grounds for a complaint, and can entitle you to a bill reduction or to leave the contract without penalty, though the law does not set one fixed percentage threshold for every case. The law also guarantees every fixed address in Spain access to at least 10 Mbpsdownload as a universal service. Complain to your provider first, then to the CNMC or the Secretaria de Estado de Telecomunicaciones' Usuarios Teleco office.

What Internet Tips Should Newcomers to Spain Know?

  • Compare plans on the price after the offer. 8 of the 22 plans above start lower for 12 months.
  • "Free installation" can carry a condition: Orange charges the installation (EUR 242 with IVA) if you leave within 12 months, as of October 2026.
  • If you game, run a VPN or need inbound connections, ask about public or static IP before you sign; consumer fiber pages rarely say.
  • Review our user review comparison and price research pages before committing to a provider.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest fiber internet plan in Spain?

It depends on your address. As of October 2026, the cheapest plan is DIGI Fibra SMART 500 Mb at EUR 10 a month, but it is sold only at addresses on Digi's own network and carries a 3-month commitment. The cheapest plan that costs the same from month one and is not limited to an own network is Finetwork Fibra 600 Mb at EUR 19.99 a month.

Does no minimum term mean the price never changes?

No. Movistar Fibra 300 Mb has no minimum term but costs EUR 19.90 a month for the first 12 months and EUR 30 after that (October 2026). "Sin permanencia" means you can leave without a penalty; it does not fix the price. Compare plans on the price after the offer, which is how the ranking on this page sorts.

Do I need a NIE or Spanish bank account to get home internet in Spain?

Expect to show a DNI, NIE, TIE or another accepted identity document, your full address, a phone number and email, and payment details. The research behind this page found that providers do not consistently publish whether a Spanish IBAN is required, so ask at checkout before you sign.

How long does it take to install home internet in Spain?

It varies by provider and by whether you keep a landline number. In October 2026, O2 advertised installation of new service in 24 to 48 hours, and Telecable stated about 5 days without landline portability and 14 days with it. Fiber usually needs a technician visit unless a previous outlet can be reused. Ask for an address-specific date before signing.

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Updated

  • Every price re-checked on the provider's own page on 25 October 2026. Ranking now sorts on the price after any introductory offer; 22 fibre plans from 9 providers; Movistar 1 Gb is EUR 45 after the offer (was EUR 50), Vodafone 600 Mb EUR 30 after the offer (was EUR 31.50), Orange 300 Mb EUR 20 for 12 months then EUR 30.
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