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No. Since September 2024, One Touch Switch lets you switch by contacting your new provider only. They tell your old provider and arrange the switch date for you.

It depends on your new provider and whether an engineer needs to visit. Your new provider gives you a switch date when you order, and your old service stops on the day the new one starts.

Only if you're still inside your minimum contract term. The typical estimated fee among 2,472 households who used our calculator was £279, and 43.7% faced £300 or more. Use our exit fee calculator for an estimate. Your current provider confirms the exact amount before you switch.

The cheapest broadband deal on our panel right now, on Effective Monthly Cost, is Sky Full Fibre 150 CityFibre from Sky at £22 a month, with £180 Gift Card | Claim up to £200 switching credit. included. Enter your postcode to check it's available at your address.

The fastest broadband deal on our panel right now is You 8000 from YouFibre, averaging 7Gbps for £50 a month. Enter your postcode to check it's available at your address.

It's what a deal costs you each month on average over the whole contract. We add up the monthly prices, including any dated rises, add the set-up fee and take off any reward, then divide by the number of months. It means you can compare deals fairly, not just on the first month's price.

Choose a deal with no mid-contract price rises. We label these "No mid-contract rises" on every deal card, and 9 providers on our panel offer them today. If your current deal has a rise coming, check your exit fee: leaving can sometimes cost less than staying.

We estimate a typical saving of £105 a year. That compares the typical bill our calculator users report with the typical Effective Monthly Cost of the better-value half of the deals we list. Our method is set out on our how we compare page. Ofcom's research points the same way: in-contract customers pay £7 to £9 a month less than those out of contract.

Altnets are independent full fibre networks, such as Community Fibre, Hyperoptic and YouFibre. They follow the same Ofcom rules as larger providers, including One Touch Switch. Ofcom's complaints figures only cover the largest providers, so check recent customer reviews before you sign.

Usually not. 428 of the 441 deals we list don't include a phone line, and you can call from your mobile or through apps. If you rely on a landline, for example for a telecare alarm, choose a broadband and phone deal and tell your provider about any device that uses the line.

If anyone in your household gets Universal Credit, you can apply for any social tariff. All major providers also accept Pension Credit, Employment and Support Allowance, Jobseeker's Allowance and Income Support, and some accept other benefits too. The social tariffs we list cost £12.50 to £20 a month.

We earn a commission from the provider when you switch through our links, at no extra cost to you. Commission never affects how deals are ranked. For every confirmed switch, we fund 2 trees through Ecologi.