Scottish households keen to make extra savings in a bid to boost their bank balance during the ongoing cost of living crisis may be able to reduce their annual broadband package by more than £100 by taking up a new offer from a Glasgow-founded Internet Services Provider (ISP).
Brillband is the company behind the ‘world’s first’ app-based broadband technology and is offering internet users in Glasgow and Renfrewshire the opportunity to sign up for a three-month trial - worth £35 each month - when the service becomes available in their area later this year. A waiting list to sign up for the free trial is now open.
The pioneering technology will enable consumers to control their connection to the 1GB, full-fibre service from their mobile phone or tablet device. The Brillband trial is being offered ahead of the full launch of the ultra-fast service, which creator and Brillband CEO Duncan Di Biase says will change the way people think about broadband.
