Broadband deals for
your exact address.
Not your street, not your town — your front door. See which networks actually reach you, what each deal costs over the whole contract, and how your area compares with the rest of the UK.
- 32 providers tracked
- Coverage data from Ofcom
- No sign-up, no calls
Most homes can get full fibre. Most haven’t switched.
Pick a speed. We’ll show the deal that costs least over the contract.
Every card shows three numbers: the lowest monthly price, the best price per megabit (average monthly cost over the contract, price rises included), and the top Deal Score, which weighs total cost, speed, contract length, price rises and Ofcom complaints.
Every deal available at your postcode, side by side.
How well connected is your area?
Full fibre, gigabit and superfast coverage for every council area, town and postcode district in the UK — and how it compares with the national average.
The best and least connected council areas appear here once we load Ofcom’s January 2026 data for all 361 councils. Until then, the UK picture: 78% of premises can get full fibre and 87% can get gigabit speeds (Ofcom, July 2025).
Coverage by area →Cheap is only good if they pick up the phone.
Every provider page shows the price rise in pounds, how to leave, the social tariff, and how often customers complain to Ofcom.
Know your rights before you sign — or complain.
What a megabit costs this month.
Each month we take every live broadband-only deal and publish the median cost for four speed bands, price rises included. Free to cite, with the data as CSV.
Short answers first. Detail if you want it.
Do I need to call my old provider to switch?
No. Since 12 September 2024 One Touch Switch lets you deal only with your new provider; the old one ends the contract and tells you about any fees. The gap in service should be no more than one working day.
What compensation can I get if my broadband goes down?
Providers in Ofcom’s automatic compensation scheme pay £10.34 a day after two working days without repair, £32.31 for a missed engineer visit, and £6.46 a day for a delayed start (rates from 1 April 2026).
Who can get a social tariff?
Usually anyone on Universal Credit, Pension Credit and some other benefits, such as ESA, JSA and Income Support. You can move to one with your current provider at no charge and leave it without a penalty.
What happens to my landline in 2027?
Analogue phone lines are being switched off by 31 January 2027. Calls move to Digital Voice through your router; vulnerable customers can ask for backup power.
Can my provider raise the price during my contract?
Only by an amount in pounds and pence written into the contract. Since 17 January 2025 Ofcom bans rises linked to inflation (CPI or RPI plus a percentage) in new contracts. If a rise was not set out when you signed, you can usually leave without a penalty within 30 days of being told.
Some providers pay us a commission when you switch through us. Your price is the same, and Deal Score never takes commission into account. How we make money →