Cader NetworksHome broadband in rural Wales: fibre, FTTC and 4G fixed wireless
Full fibre where it reaches, FTTC and 4G fixed wireless where it does not. A digital home phone ready for the 2027 switch-off. We check what is realistic at your address and install what actually works.
Pick the connection that fits your address
Most homes do not need a full survey to find the answer. Some do. Send us your postcode and we will come back with the realistic options.
Home broadband
Full fibre, SOGEA and FTTC for Welsh homes. From £34.99/mo inc VAT. We pick what is available at your address.
Home broadband →Home VoIP
Digital replacement for your copper landline. Keep your number. From £7.99/mo inc VAT.
Home VoIP →Home 4G broadband
Plug-in 4G router on the carrier that performs best at your address. From £29.99/mo inc VAT, subject to signal.
Home 4G →Starlink installation
Professional Starlink install for properties past fibre and 4G. Survey, mount, weatherproof cable run, WiFi tuning.
Starlink installs →Access Broadband Cymru
Welsh Government grant that covers install cost for eligible rural homes currently below 30 Mbps. We handle the paperwork.
Cymru grant →Check availability
Postcode lookup, address selector, live availability for broadband and signal at your address.
Run the check →Rural Welsh homes we install in
Mid and west Wales is our base. We install across these counties as standard, with the rest of Wales by arrangement.
Powys
Brecon, Builth Wells, Newtown, Welshpool, Llanidloes, Llandrindod, Rhayader, Machynlleth.
Powys broadband →Ceredigion
Aberystwyth, Aberaeron, Cardigan, Lampeter and the SY23 coast.
Ceredigion broadband →Gwynedd
Bangor, Dolgellau, Barmouth, the Snowdonia foothills.
Gwynedd broadband →Conwy
Conwy town, Llandudno, Betws-y-Coed and the surrounding valleys.
Conwy broadband →Anglesey
Holyhead, Llangefni, Beaumaris, Amlwch — and across the rural inland.
Anglesey broadband →All of north Wales
Regional hub covering Gwynedd, Conwy, Anglesey and across to Wrexham.
North Wales →Towns we install in
Aberystwyth · Aberaeron · Bangor · Brecon · Builth Wells · Cardigan · Colwyn Bay · Conwy · Dolgellau · Lampeter · Llandrindod Wells · Llandudno · Llanidloes · Llanrwst · Machynlleth · Newtown · Pwllheli · Rhayader · Welshpool · Wrexham
Not on the list?
Send us your postcode anyway. We work across the rest of Wales by arrangement, and we will be honest about whether we are the right team for your address.
Check availabilityWhat home customers ask us most
What is the difference between FTTP, FTTC and 4G broadband?
FTTP (full fibre) runs fibre all the way to your house. Fastest, most reliable. FTTC runs fibre to the street cabinet, then copper into the house. Slower and drops off with distance from the cabinet. SOGEA is the same as FTTC but without the phone-line rental. 4G fixed wireless uses a router with a SIM card on a mobile network. Where fibre is not viable, 4G often is.
Do I need to change phone provider when I move home broadband?
Not necessarily, but if you have a copper landline you will need to move to digital phone (VoIP) by January 2027 anyway. We usually bundle the broadband change with a phone-line move so it is done in one go.
How quickly can you install?
Full fibre: typically 1 to 3 weeks depending on engineer availability. 4G fixed wireless: usually within a week. Starlink: 2 to 4 weeks from order including the survey and install.
How does the coverage check work?
Put your postcode into our broadband and signal checker. It pulls live availability from the UK's major fibre wholesale networks, plus carrier coverage data for 4G. We get a realistic picture of what is possible at your address before we quote.
Send us your postcode.
Most home broadband decisions come down to the exact address. Tell us where you are and we will come back with what works.