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Sort by speed, price, provider, and contract length. Find deals that match your needs perfectly.
Choose your provider and sign up. One Touch Switch means your new provider cancels your old supplier for you. No downtime.
UK households can save £250+ annually by switching broadband. Current standout deals include:
Full fibre broadband deals typically cost around £22-£30 per month regardless of speed (145Mbps to 900Mbps). Adding phone service costs between £5-7 a month extra, while TV bundles can offer surprising value.
Most deals increase prices mid-contract which tend to start from March 2026 but you can use our comparison table filters to find deals with “no mid-contract price rises” .
Check availability in your area to see current offers.
You save, I grow a forest (slowly)!
Don’t overpay for reliable internet. Compare prices across all speed tiers, sometimes faster packages cost less due to promotions.
Faster speeds don’t always mean higher prices. Providers often discount higher speed packages to win customers. Compare actual monthly and total costs rather than assuming slower speeds save money.
Rural areas have different options than city centres. Use our postcode checker to see what’s actually available at your address and compare real speeds in your area.
Setup fees, router charges, and mid contract price rises add hundreds to your bill. We show all costs upfront so you know exactly what you’ll pay.
Every switch through Switchity plants a tree at no extra cost. Save money, get better broadband, help the environment.
Check your early termination fee first, some new providers will pay it for you. Or try haggling with your current provider’s retention team. Use our ETF calculator to see if switching saves money overall.
Broadband only packages offer strong value, with Full Fibre speeds from 145-900 Mbps often available for around £22-£25 per month.
Real pricing examples:
Best for: People who want straightforward, great value internet, no phone line, no extras, just reliable speed for streaming, gaming and browsing.
The catch: Price increases are common (typically £4/month rises after 12-18 months). No landline backup for emergencies.
Adding phone service costs approximately £5-7 per month extra, but provides backup communication and peace of mind.
Real pricing examples:
Value analysis: You’re paying roughly £7 a month for landline service. Consider if you’d pay this much for a secondary phone service elsewhere.
Best for: Areas with poor mobile signal where a stable landline is the safer, more dependable option.
Major providers offer competitive TV and broadband packages with significant savings built in.
Real pricing examples:
Value insight: With Sky, adding premium TV to your broadband can be just £10-£14 per month extra, often cheaper than buying the same content through separate streaming subscriptions.
Best for: Families who watch live TV and stream, get bundled channel packs, on-demand apps, and parent friendly controls.
Mobile add-ons to broadband deals range from great value to expensive extras.
Real pricing examples:
Value analysis: Adding 4GB SIM costs £5 a month extra which is competitive with SIM only deals. Unlimited SIM adds £15 per month.
Best for: Households wanting simplified billing, moderate mobile data users, families considering total connectivity costs.
The reality: Most people get better value keeping mobile and broadband separate unless you genuinely want the convenience of single billing.
Modern technology using fibre optic cables, representing the future of UK internet connectivity.
Fibre to the Premises (FTTP/Full Fibre):
Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC):
Best for: Most households, future proof choice supporting 4K streaming, gaming, and professional remote working.
Virgin Media’s dedicated network serving 60% of UK premises.
Key features:
Best for: Areas with Virgin Media infrastructure wanting reliable high speeds and BT network alternatives.
Internet via cellular networks offering portable connectivity.
4G capabilities:
5G potential:
Best for: Rural areas with limited fixed line options, temporary connections, backup internet.
Limitations: Often restricted data allowances, performance varies with network congestion.
Satellite broadband uses a satellite dish to connect to the internet wirelessly, making it available virtually anywhere with a clear view of the southern sky. It’s primarily designed for rural areas where fibre, cable or ADSL connections aren’t available.
Speeds: 12Mbps up to 300Mbps depending on satellite technology
Coverage: Available nationwide with satellite dish installation
Cost: £20-£100+ monthly plus £300+ installation costs
Data limits: Often capped with Fair Access Policies
Best for: Rural properties with no other broadband options available, though mobile broadband may offer better value for most users.
Note: Higher latency can affect online gaming and video calls due to signal travel distance to satellites.
Legacy copper line technology being phased out by 2027.
Characteristics:
Best for: Very basic use where fibre unavailable, though inadequate for modern household needs.
Check which technologies and gigabit options serve your postcode.
ADSL distance impact
FTTC distance impact
Best positioning:
Internet speed is shared among all connected devices. Heavy usage examples:
Peak periods (slower speeds):
Off-peak periods (faster speeds):
UK broadband ads now show the average speed achieved by at least 50% of customers at peak time (8–10pm), as set out in Ofcom’s broadband speeds guidance. This replaced the old “up to” claims to give more realistic expectations.
Great for one person or a couple with basic needs. It handles email, light browsing and standard streaming, though HD may buffer and downloads can be slow.
Ideal for small families or house shares and light remote work. It comfortably handles HD streaming on 2-3 devices alongside video calls, gaming, and other everyday online tasks.
Built for heavy use, ideal for families with teenagers, remote workers, and gaming households. It supports 2-3 simultaneous 4K streams alongside professional video calls, competitive gaming, and other activities.
Best for large families, content creators and serious gamers, this tier delivers maximum performance with multiple 4K streams, content creation, near instant downloads and often symmetric upload speeds.
Aimed at large homes, creators and serious gamers, it handles multiple 4K/8K streams, downloads massive games in minutes and backs up to the cloud without slowdowns, typically on Full Fibre gigabit or select multi-gig tiers (1-7 Gbps).
Thanks to Ofcom’s One Touch Switch, launched September 2024, over 1.6 million people have already made the move.
One Touch Switch lets you change broadband providers with a single request. Sign up to your new provider and they handle everything – including cancelling your old supplier. No retention calls, no hassle.
Complete your order with your new provider using your address and current supplier details. They’ll automatically send you key information like early termination charges, then arrange the switch for your preferred date.
No double payments, you won’t pay for your old service after the new one starts. If delays happen, providers must compensate you within 30 days. Most switches happen with zero downtime.
Join a growing community saving £25,000+ and funding reforestation with every switch.
Every Switchity deal saves you money and helps reforest the planet. Here’s our impact so far:
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Trees per switch
4,000+ kg
CO₂ captured
18% to goal
182/1,000 trees
£25,000+
Customer savings
These trees capture over 4,000 kg of CO2 and release nearly 3,000 kg of oxygen annually.
Broadband options vary significantly depending on where you live across the UK. Urban areas typically enjoy multiple full fibre providers, cable access, and comprehensive mobile broadband coverage, whilst suburban areas benefit from good FTTC coverage with expanding FTTP availability. Rural areas still commonly rely on ADSL connections, though the government’s £5 billion Project Gigabit programme is accelerating fibre rollout to the ‘hardest to reach’ premises in the country, with around 5 million premises, mostly in rural areas, set to benefit according to the House of Commons Library.
Currently, 86% of UK premises have access to gigabit-capable broadband according to Ofcom’s latest data. To check what’s available at your address, use our postcode checker as coverage is expanding rapidly across the country. If Full Fibre isn’t live in your area yet, it’s worth checking back regularly as new connections are being added frequently.
Enter your postcode and address to access all available deals from our panel of 31 broadband providers. We’ll show you every option available at your property from our 400+ live deals, making it simple to compare speeds, prices, and online exclusive offers with gift cards up to £150.
Filter results by your priorities, whether that’s the fastest speeds, lowest monthly cost, or best gift rewards. Our checker shows real time availability, so you’ll only see deals you can actually get, with clear next steps to secure your chosen package.
Social tariffs provide discounted broadband for eligible low income households.
Who qualifies:
Current options:
Application involves providing benefit verification. Processing takes 7-14 days.
If you’re eligible, compare options side by side in our social tariff comparison table, providers, prices and speeds in one place.
You can also contact providers directly to check eligibility.
Typical timeline is often a few days to around two weeks, depending on the type of service and whether an engineer visit is needed. Your new provider will confirm the earliest switch date.
What happens when you switch
What you need
Yes. Full fibre and cable connections work independently. Many providers offer broadband only packages without line rental charges.
No, but speeds are advertised as averages achievable by at least 50% of customers during peak times (8pm-10pm). Actual speeds depend on location, infrastructure distance, and how many people are online simultaneously. Some providers offer minimum speed guarantees.
The vast majority of broadband providers offer unlimited usage with no data caps. All major fixed line providers (fibre, cable, ADSL) include unlimited data as standard. Only some mobile broadband plans have monthly limits, and any usage restrictions are clearly marked on our deal comparison cards. Fair use policies exist in theory but rarely impact normal household internet use.
Yes. If you’re in contract, an early-exit fee may apply, use our early termination fee calculator to estimate costs. If you’re out of contract, you can switch without exit fees and thanks to One Touch Switch, your new provider manages the process and you won’t pay notice-period charges past your switch date.
Check your online account, contract documents, or contact customer service. Bills often show contract end dates.
Service continues on monthly rolling terms, usually at higher standard pricing. This is the optimal time to switch without penalties.
Usually the standard activation is often free, especially during promotions. However, some plans charge a setup fee (around £20-£60) which are clearly displayed on our comparison table. New lines or complex installs can be £100-£200+. Always check the small print for activation, installation, router postage and engineer visit fees.
At the end of your contract to avoid termination charges. Also consider peak promotional periods such as Black Friday, Cyber Monday and infrastructure upgrades in your area.
Yes. UK regulations protect number portability. Request porting during ordering, takes 1-5 working days.
Usually. Most providers support transfers within coverage areas. Your new address may require different packages based on available technology.
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Switchity started with one belief: saving money shouldn’t cost the earth. Every person who switches with us proves that small choices create big change. Together, we’re building something special, a community where your household savings fund a greener future.
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Every switch matters. When you save money, we plant a tree. We’ve already funded 182 trees together, and we’re racing toward 1,000.
Your next switch isn’t just about better broadband, it’s about the forest we’re growing, one decision at a time.
182
Trees we’ve grown together
£25,000
Saved by our community
£250
Your typical yearly saving
818 to go
Help us reach 1,000 trees