E-Fiber is now Open Dutch Fiber
Do you also want to be connected? Do the postcode check and see the options at your address
Open for questions
E-Fiber continues as Open Dutch Fiber. Do you have a question about this change? You will probably find the answer to your question in our list of frequently asked questions below. If your question is not listed, then check all frequently asked questions.
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E-Fiber is now ODF
Does anything change for me
No, all information regarding subscription requests goes to the chosen provider, who will process it further. The request for a fiber optic connection will be sent to the contractor. The contractor will contact on behalf of ODF.
Yes, the connection to the fiber optic network of Open Dutch Fiber is free. Except for some addresses where a connection fee is required. These are often addresses located outside the village or city center and/or have longer distances from the street to the house. You can see the situation at your address via the postcode check on the website.
Read more about it in the article: What does fiber optic cost?
The fiber optic network of Open Dutch Fiber is open. This means that you can choose which provider you want to subscribe to. Provided that they offer their services over our fiber optic network. The range of providers remains the same for now, if there are any changes in the offerings at your address, this will be visible after you have made a choice. postcode check have done
All information that we send to residents, by post, online or via the media, will now be done on behalf of Open Dutch Fiber.
We build and manage fiber optic networks throughout the Netherlands. For detailed information, check the "About us"page"
In May 2022, ODF acquired the network and customers of E-Fiber. In recent years, customers of ODF and E-Fiber have been able to access services through both ODF and E-Fiber networks. The final step in this acquisition is the name change from E-Fiber to ODF.