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Best Broadband Deals November 2026

6 of 160 deals

PlanAverage SpeedOfferPrice
Vodafone Full Fibre 15024 month contract150Mbdownload27MbuploadFree setup£110 voucherEnds 11th Nov£20.50 per monthGet deal

Power Hub (Wi-Fi 6) router included.

Contract cost (setup, reward, discount, price rises included)
£473.00
Effective monthly cost
£19.71
Vodafone Full Fibre 50024 month contract500Mbdownload68MbuploadFree setup£140 voucherEnds 11th Nov£24 per monthGet deal

Power Hub (Wi-Fi 6) router included.

Contract cost (setup, reward, discount, price rises included)
£527.00
Effective monthly cost
£21.96
Vodafone Full Fibre 91024 month contract910Mbdownload105MbuploadFree setup£155 voucherEnds 11th Nov£26.50 per monthGet deal

Power Hub (Wi-Fi 6) router included.

Contract cost (setup, reward, discount, price rises included)
£572.00
Effective monthly cost
£23.83
Vodafone Fibre 224 month contract67Mbdownload18MbuploadFree setup£50 voucherEnds 11th Nov£25 per monthGet deal

Power Hub (Wi-Fi 6) router included.

Contract cost (setup, reward, discount, price rises included)
£641.00
Effective monthly cost
£26.71
Vodafone 5G Outdoor Broadband 15012 month contract150Mbdownload—uploadFree setup£21 per monthGet deal

Wi-Fi 6 router included.

Switching credit available.

Offer ends 11 November 2026.

Contract cost (setup, reward, discount, price rises included)
£276.50
Effective monthly cost
£23.04
Vodafone 5G Outdoor Broadband 15024 month contract150Mbdownload—uploadFree setup£160 voucherEnds 11th Nov£13 per monthGet deal

Wi-Fi 6 router included.

Contract cost (setup, reward, discount, price rises included)
£243.00
Effective monthly cost
£10.13

Broadband speeds and connection types

Choose a download speed for the busiest hour in your home. Netflix recommends at least 15Mbps for one 4K stream, so three streams need around 45Mbps before anyone downloads a game or starts a video call. A 150Mbps connection has room for that mix if your Wi-Fi reaches the rooms where you use it.

Download speedSuitable for
35–75MbpsA smaller household with light use, video calls and one or two streams.
100–150MbpsSeveral people streaming in 4K, gaming or working from home at the same time.
300–500MbpsBusy households that regularly download large games and updates while others are online.
900Mbps and aboveFrequent large downloads where the router, devices and download server can use the extra speed.

A 50GB download takes about 44 minutes at 150Mbps or 13 minutes at 500Mbps if the connection holds that speed throughout. For a household that rarely downloads files that large, start by comparing 150Mbps full fibre plans.

Check upload speed separately if you back up large folders or send video files for work. A 10GB upload takes about 44 minutes at 30Mbps and nine minutes at 150Mbps at a constant rate. Where it’s available, full fibre with equal upload and download speeds can save time on those jobs.

Full fibre broadband, or FTTP, takes fibre optic cable directly into your home. Part-fibre broadband, or FTTC, uses copper between the street cabinet and your home, so the length of that final stretch affects your speed. Cable broadband can deliver gigabit downloads, with lower upload speeds on many packages.

If the fixed-line options at your address are slow, compare 4G and 5G home broadband. Check indoor reception where you plan to put the router. If your current connection is fast near the router but slow in other rooms, compare whole-home Wi-Fi and mesh packages before paying for a faster line.

Broadband-only, TV and home phone packages

Start with broadband-only if you already pay for the streaming services you use. When comparing a TV bundle, check which subscriptions are included and whether they carry adverts. BT’s EE TV Entertainment package comes with NOW Entertainment and the ad-supported Netflix plan. If you watch live sport, check which channels come with each of the BT broadband and TV packages.

Use the home phone filter if you want to keep a landline. Check whether the price includes a call allowance or whether you pay for each call. With a digital landline, the handset usually connects through the broadband router or an adapter. If you use a telecare alarm, tell the alarm supplier and the broadband provider before the switch.

Broadband rewards and switching credit

A voucher or reward card gives you money to spend separately from your broadband bill. A bill credit reduces what you owe once it appears on your account. When comparing broadband deals with vouchers and gifts, check which package qualifies, where you need to order and when you can claim. Keep your order confirmation until you receive the reward.

Switching credit can reimburse some or all of a qualifying early exit fee. You may need to pay your old provider first and submit its final bill to the new provider. Check the claim deadline and whether you can get the credit alongside any voucher on the deal. Our switching credit comparison covers provider limits and claim conditions.

Contract length and switching provider

Check when your minimum term ends and ask your provider for the exact exit fee if you plan to leave early. If you expect to move within a year, compare 12-month and rolling broadband contracts. Factor in setup charges and the notice period, particularly if you only need broadband for a few months.

For a switch at the same address, contact the provider you want to join. Under One Touch Switch, the new provider usually arranges the broadband transfer. Check the activation date and whether you need an engineer. Ask separately what happens to any TV package or mobile discount linked to your old account. Our broadband cancellation guide covers notice and equipment returns.

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Broadband deals FAQs

Why does the same provider appear more than once?

Each entry is a separate offer. Two deals with the same download speed can differ in contract length, setup charge, reward or what they include. Check the plan name and offer details before comparing the price.

Can I keep my home phone number when I switch?

Tell the new provider you want to keep your number when you order. Ask it to arrange the transfer before you cancel any existing service.

Can existing customers get the deals in the table?

Some rewards and introductory prices apply only to new customers. If you already use the provider, compare its renewal or upgrade quote with the deals you can get by switching.

Using the comparison table

Use the postcode checker to confirm which networks and speeds are available at your home. In the comparison table, you can narrow the list by provider, minimum download speed, contract length and package type. Use the reward and switching credit filters to see deals that come with those offers.

Value brings selected fixed-line deals to the top when you first open the table without filters. Monthly cost (actual) sorts by the starting monthly charge. Total contract cost sorts by the cost over each deal’s minimum term. You can also sort by speed or contract length. When comparing offers of different lengths, check the effective monthly cost alongside the total.

Monthly price and total contract cost

The monthly price shown on a deal is what you pay at the start. If the deal has an introductory discount, check when it ends. Also check the dates of any scheduled price rises to see what you’ll pay later in the contract.

We calculate the contract cost by adding up the monthly bills over the minimum term, including any introductory discount and recorded price rises. We then add the setup charge and deduct the value of any listed reward. The effective monthly cost is that total divided by the number of months in the contract. The ? symbol marks an estimate based on the prices and rises recorded so far.

Illustrative 24-month offersDeal ADeal B
Monthly bills6 × £20 + 6 × £25 + 12 × £2824 × £23.50
Setup charge£15£0
Total paid to the provider£621£564
Voucher value£70£0
Contract cost after reward£551£564
Effective monthly cost£22.96£23.50

Deal A starts at £20 a month and rises to £25 in month seven and £28 in month 13. Deal B costs £57 less in bills and setup. If you claim and spend the full £70 voucher, Deal A works out £13 cheaper overall. If you plan to stay after the minimum term, check the out-of-contract price too.

How we compare broadband deals

We list selected UK home broadband offers and use the prices, scheduled rises and rewards recorded for each deal to estimate its cost. Broadband Genie provides the address-specific comparison. Check the final price, installation date and reward terms in the order summary before signing up.

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