Sky 2026 price increases: what are my options?
Sky will increase broadband prices for millions of customers from 1 April 2026. Here’s what you can do if you’re affected by the next price hike.
How are Sky's prices changing?
Sky increases broadband prices for millions of customers from 1 April 2026, with most seeing bills rise by about £3 per month. Unlike other broadband providers, Sky do not link their price increases with inflation.
Can I cancel my contract because of a price hike?
if you are affected by these changes you should be notified about it by Sky. If you're affected and want to cancel, you can do so penalty-free within 30 days of the notification, even if you're still in the minimum contract term.
Simply contact Sky within 30 days of receiving a notification about the price increase, and you should be able to cancel.
If you’re outside your minimum contract term, you’ll be able to cancel your services whenever you want without incurring any charges.
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