Plusnet Broadband Deals 2026

Plusnet offers unlimited broadband with a choice of Full Fibre speeds from 74Mbps to 900Mbps. Its current online deals come with a Hub Two router, a fixed-term contract and a set-up charge. Selected packages also include a Plusnet Reward Card for eligible new customers.

The cheapest monthly deal is not always the least expensive over the full contract. Check the set-up charge, scheduled price increases and reward value before choosing a package.

For a closer examination of speeds and the Hub Two router, read our Plusnet Full Fibre review. Our Plusnet broadband review examines the provider’s service, customer care and overall value.

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Best Plusnet deals at a glance

Best affordable deal: Full Fibre 145

Full Fibre 145 is the best starting point for most households. It offers enough bandwidth for streaming, video calls, gaming and everyday browsing across several devices. Its current Reward Card also improves the total contract value.

Full Fibre 74 has the lowest opening monthly charge, but its lower speed and lack of a reward reduce the saving under the current offers.

Best-value deal: Full Fibre 300

Full Fibre 300 is our best overall Plusnet deal. It brings significantly faster downloads than Full Fibre 145 and a fully 50Mbps average upload speed. Its current Reward Card further improves the total contract value.

It is ideal for families that stream on several screens, download large games and regularly work from home.

Fastest deal: Full Fibre 900

Full Fibre 900 is Plusnet’s fastest package, with an average 900Mbps download speed and a fully 115Mbps average upload speed. It is best for larger households with several heavy users, frequent large downloads and many connected devices.

Most homes do not need this much bandwidth, but the current Reward Card improves its effective contract cost.

Monthly costs and scheduled price increases

Plusnet raises the monthly broadband charge by £4 on 31 March each year. A new 24-month contract can therefore receive two increases before its minimum term ends.

The first monthly price should not be used on its own when comparing deals. A complete calculation includes:

• the monthly charges across the whole minimum term;
• each scheduled increase during that period;
• the one-off set-up charge; and
• the Reward Card, provided it is claimed successfully.

The Reward Card reduces the effective contract cost, but it does not reduce the amount collected by Direct Debit each month. Plusnet confirms the payment schedule and total contract details before the order is completed.

Plusnet Reward Card claims

A Reward Card is not issued automatically. Eligible customers must complete the claim after their broadband service becomes active.

The claim process is straightforward:

1. Wait for the Reward Card claim email after activation.
2. Open the claim link and submit the requested account details within two months.
3. Activate the card within three months of its issue date.

Check the spam or junk folder if the email does not arrive. Keep the original order confirmation because it records the reward included with the deal. Contact Plusnet before the claim deadline if the email is missing or the reward details are incorrect.

Reward offers apply only to eligible orders and packages. Existing customers renewing a contract do not automatically receive the new-customer Reward Card shown with an online deal.

Contracts and set-up charges

The featured Plusnet deals come with 24-month contracts. Leaving during the minimum term normally results in an early termination charge, so check the contract end date before switching again.

Plusnet also offers 12-month Full Fibre contracts through its own availability checker. These can have different monthly charges, set-up costs and rewards from the featured 24-month deals.

The one-off set-up charge appears in the deals table and is charged once with a new order. The Hub Two router is included without a separate monthly rental charge.

An Openreach engineer appointment is required when Full Fibre needs to be installed at the home. If a suitable optical network terminal is already active, Plusnet can complete some orders without an engineer entering the premises. The order confirmation gives the activation date and any appointment details.

Existing-customer renewal deals

New-customer prices are not automatically applied when a Plusnet contract ends. Existing customers should check the renewal offers in their online account or contact Plusnet before moving onto the out-of-contract rate.

Compare the renewal using the full minimum-term cost rather than the opening monthly payment. Check the new contract length, scheduled increases, set-up or equipment charges and any account credit included with the offer.

Accepting a renewal starts a new minimum term. Customers who plan to move home or change provider soon should consider this before accepting it.

Plusnet Full Fibre availability

Plusnet uses the Openreach network for Full Fibre. The 74, 145, 300, 500 and 900 packages are available only at premises connected to Openreach FTTP. Plusnet does not offer these packages through CityFibre.

Availability can differ between neighbouring homes, so a postcode check is essential. The result confirms the packages available, the estimated speed range and whether an engineer appointment is needed.

Where Full Fibre is unavailable, Plusnet can offer its slower Fibre service over the existing Openreach connection. The available plan and expected speed depend on the individual line.

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