BROADBAND EVIDENCE

What can your address actually get?

A plain-English lookup for reported broadband availability and speeds. Search an address or area, then see the evidence, date and coverage limits beside the answer.

Check your area

Source-led · dated · honest about gaps

We’ll show whether the result is premise-level or area-level.

Demo lookup · no account or personal data stored.

01

Find the place

Search an address or area. We label the geography so you know how precise the answer is.

02

Read the signal

Compare reported speeds, access types and coverage without turning “available” into a promise.

03

Check the context

Source, effective date, confidence and known gaps stay attached to the result.

03 · METHODOLOGY

Fast to read.
Hard to misread.

BroadbandFacts is a reference product, not a sales quote. It keeps published coverage evidence separate from provider availability, estimated speed and anything we have not checked.

01

Identity
Addresses and areas are resolved to a stated geography before evidence is shown.

02

Evidence
Reported availability, speed and access type remain distinct fields.

03

Freshness
Every answer carries a source reference date and a clear stale/unknown state.

SOURCE REGISTER

What the answer is built from.

Sources are shown as evidence inputs, not endorsements. Production pages should link to the authoritative record and publish the full coverage definition.

01

Official coverage records

Premise or area-level records for network presence and reported maximum speeds.

Primary source · reference date 12 Aug 2026 · coverage: Guernsey demo
02

Provider availability pages

Used only where the address match and publication date can be identified.

Secondary source · confidence varies · no result means not checked