Compare Unlimited Broadband Deals

• Get unlimited broadband without usage limits from just £4 per month.
• Broadband without bandwidth restrictions make easier for you to download lots of music & video, watch movies and play faster online games
• Compare the best broadband UK deals from BT, Virgin Media and Sky
• Find the cheapest unlimited package that suits your needs.

Top Unlimited Broadband Packages

Provider	Package Details	Speed (up to)	Download	Monthly Price	Buy Online
	Sky Unlimited Broadband & Calls 6 Months FREE, then £15 per month Unlimited anytime calls 12 month contract	14Mb	Truly Unlimited	£0.00	GO
	Broadband and Anytime Calls Anytime UK landline calls inclusive Get £45 Amazon voucher	14Mb	Truly Unlimited	£5.00	GO
	O2 Broadband 12 months half-price For O2 customers of 2 years or more 12 month contract	16Mb	Unlimited	£6.25	GO
	TalkTalk broadband & Anytime calls 6 months half-price offer £25 Tesco Gift Card Voucher until 24th May 12 month contract	14Mb	Unlimited	£7.25	GO
	Tesco broadband and Evening & Weekend calls £2.50 broadband for 12 months. Enter code HALFBB-C Free wireless router 1 month rolling or 12 month contracts	14Mb	Unlimited	£2.50	GO
	Virgin Media Broadband and Phone 6 Months Half-price broadband Buy online and get £40 credit 18 month contract	30Mb	Unlimited	£7.25	GO

What is unlimited broadband

Most broadband packages come with a download cap while a few do not have such download limits, which are often advertised as unlimited broadband.

For example, if your package comes with a set download limit of 10GB, it means you can download data of up to 10GB per month. If you use more than this allowance in a month, your provider is more likely to charge the extra usage at a premium rate or may suggest that you take a plan with larger download limit.

Why do you need unlimited broadband?

Sometimes, it can be difficult for you to assess how much data you will download each month. Data you will download or upload also depends on the type of application. A mp3 track may take up 4 to 8 MB while downloading a movie in standard definition will use up to 800 MB. Watching high-definition channels and downloading DVD quality films will consume many Giga bytes of data which may be of concern for you, if you are on a capped service.

Unlimited broadband options can be considered in such circumstances. If you think that the monthly allowance of 10GB or 30GB is not enough, you can simply take a service without any download limits, especially, when more than one user share the same connection.

Things you need to know, when you decide on an uncapped service

For the word 'unlimited', many tend to think that they can go on downloading files or make excessive use of their connections. This is where fair usage policy (FUP) comes. It is available in the small print which you have to check out, before you sign up for the deal. This will tell you how much data you can download during peak hours, as most unlimited broadband ISPs will also have to see that majority of their customers are not affected by the indiscriminate use of a few heavy users.

Some ISPs also have traffic management policy which may slow down the connection speeds of the heavy users in peak hours. Be familiar with fair usage policies and other restrictions as you compare and choose the best unlimited broadband plan that is right for you.

Some of the ISPs like PlusNet and Eclipse offer unmetered usage between midnight and 8am or 9am so you can download larger files during these hours.