Broadband Deals
Compare broadband deals from £15.00 per month*
*Prices are based on the same monthly price across the entire contract period. Promotional offers, such as free periods, gift cards, or rewards, are not included in this calculation.
How to compare broadband deals
Switching to a better broadband deal? We’ve got you covered. Follow these simple steps to find a package that suits your needs....
1: Enter your details
Add your address and we’ll instantly show you the broadband deals available in your area.
2: Choose the deal for you
Filter your results by speed, price, provider and contract length to find the right deal.
3: Complete your switch
Follow the link to the broadband provider’s site and sign up. Thanks to One Touch Switch, there’s no need to tell your current provider you’re leaving.
Why compare broadband with Go.Compare
At Go.Compare, you can compare more than 400 broadband deals from 31 reputable providers. And you can use our filters to find deals that offer the speed, price or contract length you want or plans that come with free vouchers and rewards. Best of all, we update our offers every day, so you’ll always see the latest prices available to you. And if you put your postcode in, we can recommend local providers as well as larger broadband companies.
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Plans from £15 a month
At the time of writing, our cheapest broadband plans start at £15 a month
What happens when you switch internet providers?
Thanks to One Touch Switch, you don’t have to contact your current provider if you want to switch.
Instead, broadband providers will contact each other to arrange the switch on your behalf, giving you a quicker, more efficient service. Providers must comply with industry standards as part of their switching conditions.
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No need to contact your old provider
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Saves time
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You won't have to listen to salespeople trying to convince you to stay
Visit our guide on one touch switching to find out more.
What are the different types of Broadband?
There are several different types of broadband currently available:
Full fibre
- Fastest option, with speeds of up to 1,800Mbps
- Available to over two-thirds of homes
- Also known as Fibre to the Premises (FTTP)
Fibre to the cabinet (FTTC)
- Fibre to the cabinet and copper wires to the home
- Speeds of up to 76Mbps
- Available to almost all UK homes
Cable
- Uses TV cable wiring
- Average speeds faster than fibre according to Ofcom
- The main cable broadband provider in the UK is Virgin Media
4G or 5G home broadband
- Works the same as mobile broadband
- Comes with a router that you plug into the wall
- 4G or 5G home broadband tends to be faster and more reliable than mobile broadband
Satellite broadband
- Satellite broadband uses a dish
- Expensive option that can be impacted by bad weather
- A last resort if you live in a remote area
Mobile broadband
- Mobile broadband picks up mobile phone signals and converts it into Wi-Fi
- Small router you can carry around with you
- Speeds are dependent on your location
ASDL
- ADSL is the oldest form of broadband and is being phased out
- Speeds of up to 24Mbps
- Actual speeds are closer to 10Mbps
Current offers
Cheapest Deal 1
Virgin Media M125 Broadband Only is a great offer with a broadband speed of 132.00Mbps at £18.99 that is perfect for busy households
Cheapest Deal 2
Plusnet Full Fibre 74 is a great offer with a broadband speed of 74.00Mbps at £19.99 that is perfect for busy households
Cheapest Deal 3
Virgin Media M500 Broadband Only is a great offer with a broadband speed of 516.00Mbps at £20.99 that is perfect for busy households
Fastest Deal 1
EE Full Fibre 1.6GB Premium has the fastest broadband speed available coming in at 1.6Gbps at £39.99 per month.
Fastest Deal 2
Virgin Media Gig1 Fibre Broadband + Phone has the fastest broadband speed available coming in at 1.13Gbps at £39.99 per month.
Fastest Deal 3
Virgin Media Gig1 Broadband Only has the fastest broadband speed available coming in at 1.13Gbps at £24.99 per month.
Top tips for comparing broadband deals
There’s plenty to consider when comparing broadband deals, including:
- Service availability - this is crucial. Use our postcode checker so you’ll only see broadband deals that are actually available in your area.
- Speed - check out our bandwidth calculator to get an idea of what speed you need
- Cost - you can filter your search by price and/or sort the results from low to high
- Contract length - don’t assume it’s always a trade-off between price and flexibility. Sometimes you’ll find a 12-month deal with a cheaper monthly payment than the 24-month offers out there
- Customer service - you don’t want to be stuck with a broadband provider who responds slowly to problems (although you do have the legal right to leave if things get really bad). See what people are saying about the provider on third-party review sites like Defaqto before you commit
- Freebies - Sometimes broadband providers offer little extras like free gifts and vouchers to help you make up your mind
- Bundles/other services - you might save money overall if you combine your broadband deal with another service, like digital TV or a mobile phone plan
Our expert says...
Switching your broadband provider can be one of the easiest ways to bring down your utility costs, with many providers offering discounted rates for new customers and even generous gift vouchers as a part of their deals.
If you're experiencing frequent interruptions or slow speeds, switching to a more reliable network can help ensure you're receiving the service that best suits your needs.
With the One Touch Switch process, transitioning to a better provider is now easier than ever. Not only can this lead to savings, but you may also experience improved speeds and greater reliability overall.
Catherine Hiley , Broadband and mobiles expert.
What broadband packages can I choose from?
Broadband only
- Straightforward
- No landlines or extras
- Ideal for streaming
Broadband with home phone
- Good value if you use a landline
- Often comes with cheap international calls
- Extra point of communication in an emergency
Broadband with TV
- Bundles TV and broadband in one package
- Good if you watch paid-for channels, such as Sky Atlantic or TNT Sports
- Chance to save money by combining broadband and TV
What affects your home broadband?
Full fibre is the fastest type, followed by cable and FTTC, with ADSL bringing up the rear.
If you don’t have full fibre or cable, there will be copper wiring connecting your home to the roadside telecoms cabinet. With this type of connection, the physical distance matters
Your router position affects how well the devices in your home pick up a Wi-Fi signal, which means it affects the internet speeds you experience
Other users can also slow things down for you. If other family members are hogging your home’s connection, there’s less bandwidth available for you.
Even if you live alone, you could experience lower speeds at peak times if you’re in an area without a fibre network.
What broadband speed do I need?
Your optimal broadband speed depends on how many people will be sharing your connection and what they’ll be doing online.
Check my broadband speedHow much does broadband cost?
We’ve pulled together the prices paid by Go.Compare broadband customers for different speed categories.
Hidden costs
The low monthly price for 100-249 Mbps broadband in our table may surprise you. This is because the table only compares headline prices - the advertised price that you pay at the start of the contract. During your contract, monthly payments can go up in two ways.
- There may be a mid-contract price rise . This is a fixed price increase, usually in line with inflation.
- Some providers offer a deep discount at the start, perhaps for the first six months, then hike up prices when the promotional period ends. With this kind of deal, prices could double after six months or so. Therefore, make sure you look at the total contract price as well as the monthly cost.
All this information will be in the terms and conditions. So before you commit, think about the price you’ll pay over the duration of the contract rather than just the initial monthly cost..
Broadband deals with vouchers & special offers
Here at Go.Compare, many of our broadband providers offer extra incentives to make their deals even better. Depending on the deal you choose, you could get:
- A gift card worth up to £150
- Bill credit applied to your account
- A free router upgrade or Wi-Fi booster
- A cashback offer
To find these offers, you can use our filters to see deals that come with a free gift. Or you can look out for deals on our site that are labelled as “Special offer” or “Reward” in our comparison table.
Frequently asked questions
Not necessarily. The advertised top speeds have to be achievable, but they don’t have to be available 24/7. Older networks will be slower at peak times.
If your provider has signed up to the Ofcom code of practice on residential broadband speeds, you will get realistic information about likely speeds and a minimum speed guarantee. But this code of practice is voluntary, so not all providers sign up to it. There’s more information on the Ofcom website.
The best time to switch is when you’re outside the minimum term of your contract, so you won’t have to pay any exit fees.
So the ideal time to start comparing new broadband deals is about 30 days before your contract term ends.
Switching providers is easier than ever before, now that regulator Ofcom has brought in a measure called One Touch Switch.
As of September 2024, you don’t have to tell your current provider when you want to switch as your new provider will do it for you. Your old and new provider will then coordinate with each other to ensure a seamless switch. There should be no gap in your broadband provision and no overlap period where you’re paying two providers.
Use our postcode checker to find out what broadband deals are available where you live.
No. Full fibre and cable broadband deals don’t need a phone line to work.
Part-fibre and older-style ADSL connections need a phone line to work but that doesn’t mean you have to sign up to a landline phone plan. It can work out cheaper to get a landline included but the days when it was compulsory are over.
With the new One Touch Switch process, you no longer need to contact your current provider to cancel your service.
One Touch Switch simplifies broadband transitions, allowing you to change providers without the hassle of notifying your current provider. Your new provider should handle the entire process, ensuring a smooth switch with minimal disruption.
No. One Touch Switch means your old and new broadband provider should work together for a switchover with no gaps in service.
Yes, if you’re still within the 14-day cooling-off period. After that, it’s more complicated. Our page on broadband cancellation rights explains more.
Some providers will let you transfer the same contract to a new address for free. Others will charge a fee. It’s also possible (but unlikely) that they don’t offer a service in your new location. Our guide to broadband and moving house explains more.
If you’re mid-contract, your broadband provider has an obligation to meet the terms of the contract. Check the terms and conditions to find out what your rights are in the event that they can’t provide your broadband any more.
Price is a big factor when it comes to comparing broadband deals from different providers, but it’s not the only thing you should consider.
Speed, reliability, customer support and trusted provider reviews are just as important when it comes to choosing a broadband provider that’s right for you .
No, Go.Compare doesn’t cover every single broadband provider out there. Instead, we work with a selected panel of providers that we trust to deliver a certain level of service for our site users.
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[1] As of 19th September 2025, there are 31 active broadband providers on the panel at Go.Compare
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