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Freebox is Free's home-internet box line, spanning fibre offers from the entry Revolution Light up to the 8 Gbit/s symmetric Ultra.

Freebox operates in the French Home Internet segment.

Freebox: Core Facts

Entity Type
Home-internet box line
Operator
Free
Technology
FTTH fibre and ADSL
Revolution Light
EUR 29.99 then EUR 39.99 (1 Gbit/s)
Market context (FTTH share)
FTTH is 82% of fixed lines (ARCEP T4 2025)
Regulator
ARCEP
Status
Active Definition
Verified

What do users say about Freebox?

What users praise

  • Very competitive pricing, often cheaper than rivals
  • Very fast fibre and multi-gigabit plans
  • No or low commitment
  • Strong Wi-Fi 6/7 boxes
  • Best value for power users
+4 more reasons users praise Freebox
  • Fastest consumer fibre speeds
  • High upload speeds
  • Great for heavy streaming, gaming and downloads
  • Modern equipment

Where users see trade-offs

  • Customer service can be inconsistent
  • Digital-first support, less responsive in person
  • Installation and support can vary by area

How Freebox compares

Freebox is NOT the same as Orange's Livebox or Bouygues Telecom's Bbox. Freebox is the home-internet box sold by Free, while Livebox and Bbox are the competing boxes from Orange and Bouygues Telecom respectively.

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Freebox: Frequently Asked Questions

What is Freebox?

Freebox is Free's home-internet box line, ranging from the entry Revolution Light at EUR 29.99 to the 8 Gbit/s symmetric Ultra, as of 2026-06.

Is Freebox the same as Livebox or Bbox?

Freebox is Free's box and is distinct from Orange's Livebox and Bouygues Telecom's Bbox, which are competing home-internet boxes.

Which Freebox is the fastest?

Freebox Ultra is the fastest in the range at 8 Gbit/s symmetric, priced at EUR 49.99 then EUR 59.99 as of 2026-06.

Is Free's customer service good in France?

Free (Freebox) is praised for very fast fibre at low prices, but its customer service draws the most mixed reviews of the major French ISPs: it is digital-first and can be less responsive in person, and installation experience varies by area. If hands-on support matters more than price, Orange rates higher for service; if speed and value matter most, Free is a strong pick.

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Where Freebox is mentioned on How to France

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Maintained by Jules (How to France). This page follows the Grounding Page Standard v1.5. Last verified: 2026-06-22.