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Cancellation service #1 in India
Hyperoptic is a fast fiber broadband provider known for high-speed residential and business internet services in the UK.
The company markets plans up to gigabit speeds and operates primarily through building-level rollouts and direct installs.
Hyperoptic does not operate consumer broadband services in India, and pricing or local support for India is not available publicly.
This guide therefore explains Hyperoptic's publicly stated UK cancellation policies and practical steps you can follow if dealing with Hyperoptic from India.
After cancellation is confirmed, service typically continues through your notice period unless a One Touch Switch activation date shortens it.
Confirm the exact date with Hyperoptic so you know when broadband and any managed features will stop.
If you are on a rolling contract, most cancellations require 30 days' notice and billing ends after that notice period.
If you cancel a fixed-term (12 or 24 month) plan early, Hyperoptic's stated policy is to charge termination fees for each remaining month plus any outstanding fees.
For new customers Hyperoptic offers a 30-day "love-it-or-leave-it" satisfaction period; you can cancel within 30 days with no exit charges.
That guarantee applies to first-time orders as described on Hyperoptic's site: Hyperoptic.
No official pricing in INR or local India plans could be found; Hyperoptic's consumer services are offered in the UK only.
For UK pricing or plan details consult Hyperoptic's main site linked below.
Contact Hyperoptic via their website for up-to-date plan and pricing information for UK addresses.
For any payment disputes, keep invoices and statements for evidence.
| Plan | Period | Price (contact) |
|---|---|---|
| Residential broadband | Contact for pricing | Contact for pricing |
| Business broadband | Contact for pricing | Contact for pricing |
| Install / one-off fees | Contact for pricing | Contact for pricing |
If you are in India you are protected by Indian consumer law when purchasing goods or services in India.
Key expectations are clear contract terms, accurate billing, and access to complaint and redress mechanisms under Indian law.
Sources include public review sites and forums: Trustpilot, reviews.io, and community threads like MoneySavingExpert forum.
Not allowing for the required 30 days' notice (outside the 30-day satisfaction period) can lead to extra bills.
Assuming a 14-day cooling-off right when Hyperoptic's public policy limits the 30-day offer to new customers can cause unexpected denial of cancellation refunds.
Failing to return routers or not keeping proof of return often leads to additional charges.
Not saving chat transcripts, emails, or screenshots may weaken your case if a billing dispute arises.
| Feature | Hyperoptic (stated policy) |
|---|---|
| New-customer cancellation | 30-day "love-it-or-leave-it" satisfaction period with no exit charges |
| Standard notice | 30 days' notice required after satisfaction period |
| Fixed-term early exit | Termination charges for each remaining month plus outstanding fees |
| One Touch Switch | Cancellation on activation date; no separate 30-day notice required |
House No. 29, Block-A, Pocket-1, Sector-4, Rohini, New Delhi 110085, India.
Note: this address has appeared in corporate records but there is no indication it is the operational cancellation address for Hyperoptic consumer broadband services.
Use Hyperoptic's official help channels linked above to start and confirm cancellation; do not rely solely on corporate registry addresses for service closure.
If you need formal proof, request a written cancellation confirmation from Hyperoptic support and keep all correspondence.
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Written by Aarohi Chatterjee
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Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 4 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.