Upp no longer sells broadband. Virgin Media withdrew the Upp service during 2024 and moved its customers onto an equivalent Virgin Media service over the same network. See Virgin Media. We keep this page so anyone looking for Upp can see what happened.
About Upp
Upp was a full fibre network company covering parts of eastern England, started in 2020. During 2024, Virgin Media withdrew the Upp service and moved its customers onto an equivalent Virgin Media service over the same network. Our records show Upp Corporation Limited now owned by nexfibre. The old uppbroadband.com website no longer resolves. Former customers should contact Virgin Media about their service.
Checked 2 November 2026 against uppbroadband.comUpp, start to finish
- 2020Started trading
- 2024Customers moved
Source: www.ispreview.co.uk
What it means for customers
Upp at a glance
- Type
- Altnet, for homes and businesses
- Status
- Dormant since 6 November 2026
- Technology
- Full fibre
- Network
- Its own full fibre network
- Where it sells
- Eastern England
- Headquarters
- East of England
- Last known owner
- Nexfibre (VMO2)
- Company
- UPP CORPORATION LIMITED, 12442219, active, incorporated 4 February 2020
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Upp questions
What happened to Upp?
Virgin Media withdrew the Upp service during 2024 and moved its customers onto an equivalent Virgin Media service over the same network. We have listed it as dormant since 6 November 2026.
Is Upp still trading?
No. Upp no longer sells broadband under that name, and Virgin Media is the provider to contact now.
Who should Upp customers contact now?
Virgin Media. Our Virgin Media page has its details, and if you are out of contract you are free to compare deals at your postcode.
Can I still sign up to Upp?
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