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While it may be tempting, you shouldn’t immediately go for the deal with the lowest monthly price. Consider things like internet speed, contract length, and any gift card or bill credit offers to make sure you find the best value for your needs.
That said, you should still find a good number of deals on offer for a lower monthly price than your current payment, as your bill has likely gone up after two years of mid-contract price rises. So you could still probably find a cheaper deal that gives you what you need.
Changing providers is often a completely hassle-free process. With Ofcom’s new One Touch Switch ruling, you don’t even have to contact your old provider to cancel your old contract, and you’ll stay connected until the moment your new package is activated.
Just sign up with your new provider, and they’ll make all the arrangements to transfer your connection. That includes full fibre upgrades, too, where they’ll work with you on a convenient date for the (often free) installation.
Most providers will increase your monthly price once or twice during your contract. This is normally by a fixed rate of £3-4 a month every April, and you’ll be made aware of your future prices before signing up.
However, some regional providers do commit to fixed prices throughout your contract. If they’re available where you live, we’ll clearly show you which packages don't include mid-contract increases.
Recommendation by: Max Beckett, broadband expert
We think Virgin Media’s M125 Fibre broadband deal is a great choice for many UK customers right now. Here's what makes it one of the best deals on the market, plus what you should consider to make sure it's right for you.
Virgin Media won 'Most Reliable Broadband Provider' at the 2026 Uswitch Telecoms Awards, based on data gathered by network analyst Opensignal.
The award highlights providers who have maintained a strong, consistent connection across their networks with minimal downtime or reported outages. It shows that households can rely on Virgin Media for the important things they do online.
Very low starting monthly price compared to other providers
Ultrafast internet speed built for the modern home
Award-winning connection reliability
Up to £300 of 'early switch' credit on your contract if you leave your current provider early
Expensive annual price rises of £4 a month
High out of contract price increase – make sure to switch or re-contract before your term ends

Adding two price increases that will take effect over the course of the contract, the effective monthly price of Virgin Media’s M125 Fibre broadband package spread across the entire contract is £4 per month higher than the initial monthly cost.
Calculated 17 September 2026.
The best broadband deal for you isn't just the cheapest or fastest available – it's the one that best suits what you and your household use the internet for.
Here are some important tips to help you find what you really need in a new broadband deal.
If your current contract has already ended, you're probably paying high out-of-contract prices that are more expensive than the initial rate you agreed to when you signed up.
However, it also means you can find a new deal immediately, at no additional cost. So there's no better time for you to find a new broadband plan. With Uswitch, you could save £395‡ a year on your broadband by switching.
Even if you're happy with your service, your price can creep up quite significantly if you keep re-contracting to the same package. We call this a 'loyalty penalty' because providers rarely re-contract you to the price you originally signed up for.
If you're looking to save on your next broadband bill, a new customer deal with a different provider may be a more reliable way to reduce it.
If you think getting better broadband comes at a cost, think again. Faster, more reliable full fibre connections are actually often cheaper than older copper-based connections these days. As it’s now available to most UK homes, the industry is keen to move people onto full fibre connections, as this supports plans to replace the nationwide copper phone network.
So if your household has been struggling with slow, inconsistent broadband, it's worth checking whether full fibre deals are now available to you. Full fibre has come down in price a lot in recent years, so you could find a better value broadband deal on a better connection than your current one.
If you're currently using a pay TV service from the likes of Sky, EE, or Virgin, it's often cheaper if you bundle your broadband service with these providers. The same goes if you pay for multiple TV streaming services, as some providers include them in their packages as well.
Compare your current total monthly cost between the two services with the TV and broadband bundles offered by these providers. You could make significant savings by joining the services together.
Some providers are considered to have better broadband customer service than others. Many also offer additional ways to strengthen your broadband connection, such as whole-home guarantees or Wi-Fi boosters.
While it's important to consider value for money, a poor experience can lead to significant frustration and wasted time fixing issues. You should always read what customers say about a particular provider's service to get the full picture before you buy.
If you're moving into a new house or flat, check your new address on our broadband checker to see if you can keep your current plan. Just select the 'I'm moving to this address' option in the drop-down list.
If your current broadband connection isn't available at your new home, you will likely need to sign up for a new deal. If you’re still in the middle of your current contract, you could incur some early exit fees.
You always have a 14-day 'cooling off' period, during which you can cancel your request to switch broadband provider – free of charge.
Add your address to our postcode checker above and browse a wide range of deals available to your home.
Filter your results by speed, provider, contract length and more to find a deal that suits you best.
Sign up to your new deal with your chosen provider. Make sure to check your contact information is correct.
In this Uswitch broadband provider list, we've outlined the costs, features, pros and cons of some of the UK's biggest Wi-Fi providers and their networks.
Of the hundreds of broadband providers in the UK, only a few are really well-known brands, such as BT, Sky, Vodafone, Plusnet and Virgin Media. There's also a range of regional and alternative broadband providers (also known as 'altnets') – each one offering a different service that could suit your broadband needs.
Learn all about each UK broadband provider available on Uswitch, and look out for the latest providers to win one of our annual Uswitch Telecoms Awards.
EE is excellent in terms of broadband quality, customer service, and its wide choice of Wi-Fi-enhancing options. Browse its range of internet packages on Uswitch.
Uswitch customer survey:
1st place out of the top 8 UK providers
Uswitch Telecoms Award winner:
National Broadband Provider of the Year
Vodafone offers high-speed broadband for great-value prices. Explore a variety of options, including reliable Wi-Fi backups with Vodafone Pro.
Uswitch customer survey:
2nd place out of the top 8 UK providers
Uswitch Telecoms Award winner:
Most Popular Broadband Provider, Best Value for Money Broadband Provider
Plusnet provides low-cost broadband and phone packages with ultrafast speeds up to 900Mbps. Known for strong customer service, they offer reliable internet without the fuss.
Uswitch customer survey:
3rd place out of the top 8 UK providers
Uswitch Telecoms Award winner:
Best Broadband Provider for Customer Service
Get reliable broadband and calls from BT, with optional digital TV through EE and TNT Sports available, too. Experience great connectivity and entertainment options.
Uswitch customer survey:
4th place out of the top 8 UK providers
Enjoy reliable broadband and premium TV content with Sky. All TV packages are now provided via Sky Stream, Sky's innovative Wi-Fi streaming box.
Uswitch customer survey:
5th place out of the top 8 UK providers
Virgin Media's ultrafast broadband packages deliver speeds up to 1Gbps, combined with premium TV and phone bundle options.
Uswitch customer survey:
6th place out of the top 8 UK providers
Uswitch Telecoms Award winner:
Most Reliable Broadband Provider (Powered by Opensignal)
NOW Broadband offers flexible TV, broadband, and home phone bundles. Enjoy the freedom to add popular Sky Sports and Cinema channels.
Uswitch customer survey:
7th place out of the top 8 UK providers
TalkTalk offers competitive broadband, TV, and home phone packages. Find a plan that fits your budget and needs from this well-known provider.
Uswitch customer survey:
8th place out of the top 8 UK providers
We also host a wide range of the UK's regional and alternative broadband providers, also known as 'altnets'.
The big UK broadband providers are available nationwide, so they usually offer the same packages to everyone (with some regional pricing differences). However, they often aren't the only choice – there is now a huge number of these alternative broadband providers with regional availability across the whole UK.
While they aren't as widely available as the big brands, they offer very reliable full-fibre internet and a dedicated, more personalised service, often at similar prices.
YouFibre offers some of the fastest broadband speeds available in the UK on its full-fibre-only network. Enjoy great customer service and incredible internet packages of up to 7000Mbps.
Uswitch Telecoms Award winner:
Regional Broadband Provider of the Year
Enjoy 4G or ultrafast 5G mobile broadband from Three – a great solution for homes with limited access to fixed broadband.
Hyperoptic delivers outstanding speeds to towns and cities across the UK. Get up to 1Gb download speeds and a free wireless router for a truly fast fibre connection.
Community Fibre offers some of London and the South of England’s fastest 100% full fibre broadband. It’s bringing faster, more affordable broadband to a rising number of homes in these areas.
Known for its ethical approach and commitment to customer satisfaction, Zen Internet offers reliable full fibre broadband up to 1Gbps across multiple networks.
Rise Fibre is a sister brand of popular alternative provider 4th Utility. It offers widely available full fibre services through Openreach, CityFibre and its own regional network.
Learn more about the dedicated, high-quality, great-value service that regional and alternative providers offer their customers with our full Uswitch guide to UK altnets.
There are many internet providers in the UK, and they can offer very different experiences depending on what you’re looking for. There’s no single ‘best provider’ for everyone, only the best option for you. However, there are several ways Uswitch can help you decide.
If you’ve got a busy household with kids constantly demanding more from your Wi-Fi, then a reliable provider with good bandwidth is what you should go for.
Our suggestion: Virgin Media
Virgin Media is the latest winner of the Uswitch Telecoms Award for ‘Most Reliable Broadband Provider’, which is determined by official network data gathered by Opensignal.
So, not only is it trusted by millions of households, but its consistency has also been recognised by an independent network analyst who measures broadband performance.
If you’re looking for a fast, dependable connection to keep the family happy, Virgin Media is a great option.
Gamers don’t just need fast internet speeds – they need an internet provider that will let them optimise their connection for competing online. Some providers put a lot of focus on letting their customers tweak their internet settings to get the most out of their connection.
Our suggestion: EE
EE makes no secret of its many Wi-Fi optimisation features. It lets you select different ‘modes’ for your router, including Game Mode, which improves your ping and prioritises internet traffic to your console, preventing other devices from interrupting your multiplayer matchups.
This is one of the reasons why we named EE ‘National Broadband Provider of the Year’ in the 2026 Uswitch Telecoms Awards.
Our alternative suggestion: YouFibre
YouFibre is a regional full fibre internet provider serving over three million properties in the UK, and it’s a great option for any gamers within its coverage area. Not only can it offer symmetrical broadband speeds well over 1Gbps, but its Wi-Fi 7 hubs are perfectly optimised for high-data-intensity tasks.
It was our ‘Regional Provider of the Year’ winner in the 2026 Uswitch Telecoms Awards.
Some providers pride themselves on their great value offers – and you can rest assured that they are perfectly trustworthy and reliable options too. They wouldn’t be available to choose on Uswitch if they weren’t.
Our suggestion: Vodafone
Vodafone is a household name in the UK for good reason. It's built an excellent reputation as a value-focused broadband provider without compromising on speed or reliability.
Its dependable, Openreach and CityFibre-backed internet packages are often available from as little as £20-£22 a month.
Uswitch customer survey winners for ‘value for money’
Find out more with our Uswitch guide to which broadband providers have the best value for money.
Most rural households can access the same types of broadband as everyone else, but a small number may not have access to fibre broadband. In these instances, you may need a provider that offers an alternative broadband service.
Our suggestion: Three mobile broadband / Starlink satellite internet
For people on remote properties that can’t get fixed-line fibre broadband, the most common alternatives are mobile or satellite broadband. Mobile network Three offers 4G and 5G routers for those with a decent mobile connection, and Starlink provides ultrafast internet nationwide (though it's currently very expensive).
Our Uswitch Broadband Customer survey asks 27,000 real broadband users to rate their providers across multiple aspects of a broadband service, providing the clearest view of which providers offer the best experience in the eyes of UK customers.
Here are the top-performing providers in each of the different areas we covered.
| Feature | Winner | Runner-up |
|---|---|---|
| Overall score | EE | Vodafone, Plusnet |
| Value for money | Vodafone | Plusnet |
| Customer service | EE | Sky |
| Internet speed | EE | BT |
| Home equipment | EE | BT |
| Installation/Setup | Vodafone, Plusnet | EE |
| Communication | EE, Vodafone | Plusnet |
Note: The survey scores currently show results only for the top eight UK broadband providers. Regional providers were omitted due to smaller sample sizes.
Our Uswitch Telecoms Awards help to point you towards providers that we think are top of the pack each year.
Based on an annual customer survey we conduct of 27,000 broadband users, and with the input of a dozen leading industry experts, our awards highlight which providers offer the best experience across multiple parts of a broadband service.
Winners of our 2026 awards include:
To learn more about each winning broadband provider, see all of the brands featured in our 2026 Uswitch Telecoms Awards.
We also use our annual customer survey data to support our in-depth expert broadband reviews of all major UK providers, as well as many of the smaller regional providers that run their own networks in various areas across the country.
Visit our broadband reviews hub to read our expert verdict on a range of UK broadband providers.
Read our expert reviews of all of the UK's biggest broadband providers.
Certain providers let you bundle TV, landline or mobile phone services to your broadband contract, which might help keep your costs down. This could be a good option if you often use a landline or watch pay-TV like Sky.
Broadband-only: If you want a straightforward, no-frills package that supplies a broadband connection and nothing else, broadband-only deals would be right for you.
Broadband and home phone: Many broadband packages still come with an optional home phone service. If you still use your landline, you can bundle them both together.
Broadband and TV: If you watch a lot of pay-TV from a provider like Sky, Virgin Media or EE, you could save a lot of money by getting your broadband from them too.
Broadband, home phone, TV, mobile: All-in broadband bundles can be expensive, but if you regularly use all of these services, the total cost would likely be lower than paying for all of these services separately. For example, Virgin Media offers its 'Max Volt' bundle that merges these four services.
Once you’ve chosen what you need, your new provider will manage the switching process for you. Find out more about this process with our dedicated guide.
We support some regional providers with a 'checkout' option, where you can fully sign up for a new deal on Uswitch.com, without having to visit a different site. If these providers are available at your home, you may be able to sign up this way instead.
“Switching is one of the most effective ways to save money on your broadband. Most providers offer their deals at cheaper rates for new customers, and many will add high-value gift vouchers to these offers, too.
It also helps to make sure you're always getting the service you need. If your internet connection is too slow or inconsistent, you can look for providers who use a more reliable network, such as full fibre. If you don't watch much traditional TV anymore, you could compare broadband-only deals and just use streaming services to save money.
Searching elsewhere for a better deal when your contract ends often leads to big savings in the short and long run. Plus, it ensures you can keep improving your speed and your online experience as a whole.”
According to our broadband pricing data in August 2026, initial monthly prices for broadband deals have fallen by up to 20% in the last year. Here's a view of the starting monthly prices for different types of broadband packages on Uswitch, before factoring in mid-contract price rises:
| Broadband type | Avg initial price in Aug 2026 | Avg initial price in Aug 2025 | Price change vs 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
| FTTP (full fibre) | £28.41 p/m | £32.35 p/m | −12% |
| Cable (Virgin Media) | £29.08 p/m | £36.39 p/m | −20% |
| FTTC (part fibre) | £29.48 p/m | £32.47 p/m | −9% |
| Mobile broadband (4G/5G) | £16.15 p/m | £17.00 p/m | −5% |
Average initial monthly price of all broadband products available on Uswitch in August 2026, compared to August 2025 and split by broadband type.
Not only are broadband deals getting stronger across the board, but the cheapest broadband is also the most cutting-edge. Full fibre (now available to more than 8 in 10 homes) is the newest, fastest, and most reliable type of broadband, yet its initial monthly prices undercut those of older, slower networks.
This means that if full fibre is available where you live but you're still on an older part-fibre connection, you could make significant savings on the monthly rate of your current package.
The next-cheapest technology, according to our data, is Virgin Media's cable broadband, which has seen a dramatic price fall in 2026. So if full fibre isn't available in your area yet but Virgin Media is, you could also save by switching to its network.
See what internet speeds are available and compare prices for any postcode in the UK.
Broadband prices increasing mid-contract? Learn why prices rise in April each year, and what you can do about it if you're affected.
Written by Max Beckett, Uswitch broadband expert
If you receive government financial support like Universal Credit, you could save hundreds of pounds every year with a low-income social tariff.
Multiple well-known providers offer broadband social tariffs. They give you the same service as a normal broadband connection but for a heavily discounted price. Depending on the provider and speed you choose, they often cost between £12-20 per month.
If you're on one of these tariffs, you'll also avoid yearly mid-contract price increases, so it's absolutely a worthwhile option if you're looking to reduce your bills.
70% of eligible households are unaware they can get a discounted broadband social tariff, according to Ofcom¹. So if you're on one of the following financial support schemes, you can likely get access:
Read our guide to broadband social tariffs to learn if you're eligible for a low-cost broadband package. You can also browse between over a dozen social tariff options from recognisable UK providers, such as BT, Vodafone, Virgin Media and Sky.
If you're not eligible for a social tariff but want to keep your broadband costs down, you can still browse our cheapest broadband deals where you live. We have a range of broadband plans on offer for well under £25 per month - just select the '£0-25' filter on our results table to browse low-cost offers available to you.
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The fastest broadband speed in your area will depend on which broadband types are available at your home. For example, full fibre offers much faster speeds and more reliability than older types of broadband, and its coverage across the UK is almost nationwide.
Over 90% of UK homes have access to either full fibre or Virgin Media's ultrafast network. Part-fibre speeds will still likely be fast enough for many households, but the connection quality is less consistent than full fibre, which doesn't rely on old copper cables.
Full fibre is often available for the same price as part-fibre these days too. So if it’s available to your home, you could still opt for an entry-level speed but enjoy a lot more consistency with your connection.
See our summary of some of the biggest broadband networks in the UK and which providers they supply broadband for.
| Broadband network | Broadband type | Max. internet speed | UK premises coverage | Providers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Openreach | Full fibre | 1.8Gbps (1,800Mbps) | ~77% | BT, Sky, Plusnet, TalkTalk, Vodafone, NOW, Zen Internet and more |
| Virgin Media | Cable broadband | 1.1Gbps | ~55% | Virgin Media |
| CityFibre | Full fibre | 2.5Gbps | ~15% | Vodafone, TalkTalk, Cuckoo, Zen, Yayzi, 4th Utility, toob and more |
| Netomnia (YouFibre) | Full fibre | 10Gbps | ~11% | YouFibre |
| Nexfibre (Virgin Media) | Full fibre | 10Gbps | ~9% | Virgin Media |
| Community Fibre | Full fibre | 5Gbps | ~5% | Community Fibre |
| Hyperoptic | Full fibre | 900Mbps | ~5% | Hyperoptic |
| Gigaclear | Full fibre | 900Mbps | ~2% | Gigaclear |
| FullFibre / Zzoomm | Full fibre | 2Gbps | ~2% | BeFibre, Squirrel Internet |
| Fibrus (Northern Ireland) | Full fibre | 1000Mbps | ~2% | Fibrus |
| Zen Internet | Full fibre | 900Mbps | ~2% | Zen Internet |
| Trooli | Full fibre | 2Gbps | ~1.5% | Trooli |
| F&W Networks | Full fibre | 900Mbps | ~1% | Hey!Broadband |
| KCOM | Full fibre | 900Mbps | 1% | KCOM, Eclipse Broadband, Connexin |
| Openreach | Part-fibre | 70Mbps | 98% | BT, Sky, Plusnet, TalkTalk, Vodafone, NOW Broadband and more |
Table accurate as of September 2026
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There are different types of broadband available in the UK depending on where you live. Here are the most common ways you can get broadband.
The gold standard of broadband in the UK. Fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP, or ‘full fibre’) broadband provides the fastest and most reliable broadband available. It currently reaches about 82% of UK homes, but its coverage is still expanding.
Older and slower than full fibre, part-fibre connections rely on traditional copper phone lines to get from the street to your specific home. Around 98% of the country can access this type of broadband.
Virgin Media provides its own broadband service via its ‘coaxial’ cable network. It supplies faster speeds than part-fibre but is generally considered less reliable than full fibre.
More of an option for people in rural areas, companies like Starlink can connect you to the internet (for a high price) via a satellite dish.
Though sometimes used as a backup option, it can also be relied on for home broadband. It's a great option for homes that can't access fibre.
Though it was the original way to get broadband, this type of connection is increasingly falling out of use due to its slow, unreliable performance.
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You can likely get fibre broadband in some form, since part-fibre is available nationwide and full fibre now covers about four in five (82%) of UK homes.
To see what fibre broadband options you have at your home, enter your postcode on our fibre broadband page. We'll show you which providers and packages are available in your area. Then, you can compare unlimited broadband speeds and prices to find a good deal for your household.
You likely won't need to cancel your old contract when you switch to a new provider.
As of September 2024, all customers can now complete their switch by only contacting their new provider. This is thanks to One Touch Switch, a new switching process implemented by Ofcom that providers must adhere to.
Previously, if you switched to a provider on a different broadband network (such as BT to Virgin Media), you would need to cancel your old contract too, but this is no longer the case. You should now be able to switch to any other broadband network without contacting your old provider, which makes it simpler for everyone.
Read our guide on One Touch Switch for more information on how this new switching process works.
You can choose from a range of contract lengths, depending on what is best for your needs. You can choose from as short as 30-day rolling options to 24-month terms.
If you need student broadband or you're renting, shorter contracts might be easier to align with the end of your tenancy period. But if you own your home, you could get away with a longer contract if you're unlikely to move properties anytime soon.
It's worth noting that shorter contracts usually come with higher monthly prices. So, if your priority is keeping your monthly bills down, and you don’t plan on moving home in the short-term, a longer contract might suit you better. However, it also means you'll be tied to the same price for longer. And this might make it harder to regularly switch to better deals.
Unless you're with one of a small number of fixed-price broadband providers, you'll likely have to handle at least one price increase during your contract.
Under an Ofcom ruling from 2025, most customers are now on a fixed-rate price increase. So, if you recently signed up for a new deal, your monthly bill will likely increase by a fixed amount rather than an unpredictable inflation figure.
Most big brands, such as BT, Virgin Media, Plusnet, TalkTalk and Vodafone, include yearly price rises in their contract terms, so you can't cancel your contract with them early for free.
Others, like Sky and NOW Broadband, usually increase their prices, too, but they currently let you cancel your contract early without paying any exit fees (provided you do so within 30 days of being notified).
Some providers (YouFibre, Trooli, BeFibre, Squirrel Internet, Zen and more) don't have any price increases during the initial contract period.
Find out which providers do and don't increase your prices mid-contract.
If you can’t remember when you last signed up, you should be able to find your contract end date by in your online account on your provider's website. Your provider also has to send an 'end of contract' message when your end date is approaching, so if you’ve already received that you may already be out of contract.
If you signed up for a Uswitch account when you got your last broadband deal, we'll also send you a reminder when your contract ends.
If it has already ended, you should look to switch or renew it immediately to avoid paying expensive out-of-contract prices.
An end-of-contract notification is an email, text, or letter your broadband provider must send you before your contract ends.
Providers used to just increase your monthly price once you fall out of contract without even telling you. But since end-of-contract notifications were rolled out, they now have to tell you when your contract is ending, plus what other deals you could move onto for a better price.
For more information, read our full guide on end-of-contract notifications.
You probably can get satellite broadband, but it's currently quite expensive.
Starlink, owned by SpaceX, is now available across the UK. However, prices are high right now because it's a relatively new service that is expensive to run.
Other satellite broadband companies, such as Amazon Leo, are improving their internet coverage too, but Starlink is the only modern satellite provider currently available to regular customers.
*Average speeds are based on the download speed available to at least 50% of customers with this product during peak time (8 to 10pm). Your actual speeds depend on factors like your connection type, area, time of day and distance from the telephone exchange.
‡£395 is our calculated savings figure from August 2026, which details the potential amount a customer could save per year by choosing a broadband deal on Uswitch. Learn how we calculate our savings figures.
Deals are subject to local availability and may not be available to existing customers. You can confirm availability and estimated speeds for your property on the provider’s website - this may be different to what we show.
Some providers may increase monthly costs each year during your contract, in line with the retail or consumer price index. Check their terms before signing up.
†£155 is our calculated earnings figure from September 2025, which details the potential amount a customer could earn in cashback a year with Uswitch. Learn how we calculate cashback earnings.
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¹ Ofcom pricing and consumer engagement report - February 2026