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The quick answer
Enter your postcode, because broadband speed and price change street by street. We compare 25 UK providers on live price, speed and contract length for that address, not a national “from” price. There is no single best deal; the right one depends on what your household actually needs and what can reach your door.
Today's Best Broadband Deals
Sorted by price, cheapest first. Check your postcode before you treat any row as available.
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- Best Value
- Speed
- 150 Mbps
- Monthly price
- £12.50/mo
- Contract
- 12 months
- Setup
- Free
- Speed
- 35 Mbps
- Monthly price
- £18.50/mo
- Contract
- 12 months
- Setup
- £4.95
- Fastest
- Speed
- 300 Mbps
- Monthly price
- £19.00/mo
- Contract
- 18 months
- Setup
- Free
- Speed
- 150 Mbps
- Monthly price
- £19.50/mo
- Contract
- 18 months
- Setup
- Free
- Speed
- 150 Mbps
- Monthly price
- £19.99/mo
- Contract
- 24 months
- Setup
- Free
| Provider | Speed | Monthly price | Contract | Setup | Affiliate link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 150 Mbps Superfast | £12.50/mo | 12 months | Free | |
| 35 Mbps Superfast | £18.50/mo | 12 months | £4.95 | |
| 300 Mbps Ultrafast | £19.00/mo | 18 months | Free | |
| 150 Mbps Superfast | £19.50/mo | 18 months | Free | |
| 150 Mbps Superfast | £19.99/mo | 24 months | Free |
Prices verified 21 June 2026. We may earn a commission when you click a “Get Deal” button. See how we make money.
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How BroadbandPicker Works
Enter your postcode
Type your postcode into the search box above. We'll show every broadband deal available at your address.
Compare deals
Filter by speed, price, and contract length. Compare broadband packages from every major UK provider side by side.
Switch and save
Click through to your chosen provider and sign up. Switching is simpler than it used to be. With One Touch Switch, the new provider usually handles the move.
What speed do you actually need?
Gigabit is optional. The right line is not.
You do not need a gigabit to email a solicitor. Pick the household that looks like yours. Typical ranges, not a fake perfect Mbps. Then check the postcode, because none of this exists if the network does not reach the door.
Busy family
Several 4K streams, consoles and homework at once. Full fibre helps because the upload stays useful at 7pm.
What changed while you were paying the old price
UK broadband still looks like a maze on purpose. Three facts are worth knowing before you open another provider tab.
Loyalty is usually a worse price
Introductory deals end. Plenty of households keep paying the out-of-contract rate while new customers on the same network pay less. Compare before you assume staying is cheaper.
See current deals
One Touch Switch is real
Since 12 September 2024 the new provider handles the switch. Ofcom says more than two million residential switches have completed. You still check exit fees if you are in contract.
How switching worksSocial tariffs exist
If you qualify for certain benefits, cheaper social tariffs sit roughly at £12.50 to £24 a month. Ofcom has found most eligible households have never heard of them. That is a scandal with a PDF, not a niche deal.
Social tariffs explainedCompare Broadband Deals in the UK
BroadbandPicker is a free UK comparison site. You enter a postcode, we show the broadband deals that can actually serve that address, and you pick a package by price, speed and contract. We may earn a commission if you sign up. That does not buy a higher rank. Availability is always by address, never by a national advert.
Why the postcode comes first
Switching broadband is one of the easier ways to cut a household bill, but only if the deal can actually land on your street. Openreach, Virgin Media, CityFibre and smaller full-fibre builders did not wire the country evenly. Two houses on the same road can see different speeds and different prices. A national “from £19” is fan fiction until you check the address.
We compare 25 UK providers, from BT, Sky, Virgin Media, EE, TalkTalk, Vodafone and Plusnet through to regional full-fibre names such as Hyperoptic, Community Fibre and Toob. The table covers monthly price, typical speed, contract length and setup fees. Rankings are not sold. The methodology sits on how we review broadband.
Fibre versus full fibre
A lot of UK advertising still says fibre when the last stretch is copper from a cabinet (FTTC). Full fibre, or FTTP, is glass all the way to the premises. It is usually faster on the upload and less likely to fall apart at 7pm when the street is streaming. If a package does not say full fibre or FTTP, assume copper may still be in the mix. The longer explainer is in FTTP vs FTTC and full fibre broadband explained.
How we make money, without the waffle
The site is free. If you click a Get Deal button and sign up, we may earn an affiliate commission. That is a standard comparison-site model. It does not buy a higher rank, and we still list providers we do not earn from. Featured deals on this page are a snapshot, verified 21 June 2026. Always confirm the live price with the provider before you commit. Detail: how we make money.
Contracts here run from rolling monthly to 24 months. Speeds run from leftover ADSL through to gigabit full fibre. If you already know the job (cheapest line, student house, rural, TV bundle), jump to the matching guide. If you do not, start with the postcode box at the top. That is the only comparison that is honest.