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75Mb average* speed
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24 month contract
£49.00 per month
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£49.00 Avg. monthly cost
No setup costs
150Mb average* speed
No setup costs
24 month contract
£49.00 per month
(Prices may change during contract)
£49.00 Avg. monthly cost
No setup costs
75Mb average* speed
No setup costs
24 month contract
£59.00 per month
(Prices may change during contract)
£59.00 Avg. monthly cost
No setup costs
150Mb average* speed
No setup costs
24 month contract
£59.00 per month
(Prices may change during contract)
£59.00 Avg. monthly cost
No setup costs
*Average speeds are based on the download speeds of at least 50% of customers at peak time (8pm to 10pm). Speed can be affected by a range of technical and environmental factors. The speed you receive where you live may be lower than that listed above. You can check the estimated speed to your property prior to purchasing.
Fibre/cable services at your postcode are subject to availability. You can confirm availability on the provider's website.
Some broadband providers may increase monthly prices each year during your contract. Please refer to individual broadband provider's terms and conditions before signing up.
A broadband and TV package combines your fixed broadband connection and a TV package into one monthly bill.
In 2024, these bundles often include streaming service subscriptions such as Netflix, as well as 'classic' pay-TV channels like Sky Sports, Sky Cinema, or TNT Sports.
Depending on the provider, your TV service will be supplied through a cable, your Wi-Fi, or a satellite dish.
Broadband and TV bundles will often include your line rental if you need a phone line to connect to the internet.
Bundling your broadband and TV services together can come with several advantages over getting each service separately, including:
A better price, as providers sometimes offer discounts if you sign up for multiple products - Ofcom data indicates that bundling services can save you up to 34%[2]Ofcom - Pricing Trends Report 2023. annually.
Free extras, such as cashback, vouchers, or gadgets like laptops and tablets, as an incentive for joining
More convenience – you’ll only have one bill and one point of contact for all the services in the bundle, so it’s easier to manage
If you don't watch live sports or films enough, you may be paying for more than you need.
Consider if pay-as-you-go or monthly passes might work out cheaper versus paying consistently for a broadband and TV package.
However, if you watch a lot of sport, including traditional PPV events like boxing, then bundling a sports channel package with your broadband is a sensible option.
Some providers offer set-top boxes that give you access to Freeview channels, so if you've got no need for premium channels, like live sports, then a relatively lightweight package will save you money and meet your needs.
Likewise, if you're just watching Netflix, double check you're not overpaying for services that might work out cheaper when bought separately.
How you watch TV | For example | Need a TV license? |
|---|---|---|
Live as it's being broadcast | You're watching Bargain Hunt live on BBC One. | Yes |
Catching up on BBC iPlayer | You're watching a previously aired episode of Bargain Hunt on BBC iPlayer. | Yes |
Other forms of catch-up (ITVX and Channel 4) | You're watching a previously aired episode of The Chase on ITVX. | No |
Recording live TV to watch later | You've recorded an episode of Eastenders on your Sky Q to watch later. | Yes |
Streaming on demand (like Netflix or Prime Video) | You're watching KAOS on Netflix. | No |
Further reading: Do I need a TV license?
Don't pay for more than you need, but bigger households typically need more bandwidth - especially if you have multiple devices streaming content or gaming simultaneously.
Take a broadband speed test and consider if what you're currently getting is enough to satisfy your needs, or if a faster connection would give you more reliable uptime and less lag.
Depending on your TV and broadband package you may need a set-top box or satellite dish installation to watch live, catch-up, and on-demand services.
If you're paying for a streaming service through a broadband and TV package, you'll get it through the apps installed on your set-top box provided by your broadband provider.
If you're paying for the services separately and have a Smart TV, streaming services such as Netflix and Disney+ only require an internet connection and don't require any additional equipment.
Providers like BT, Sky, and Virgin Media deliver your TV service through set-top boxes, such as the 'Virgin TV 360 Box', which connect directly to your router or your Wi-Fi network. You'll need to connect your TV to the box to access your TV package.
You won't need Wi-Fi to watch Freeview channels if you have an aerial, but for catch-up and on demand you'll need an internet connection.
Providers like Sky still use dishes to deliver a TV service for Sky Q customers, but you don't need one if you opt for Sky Glass or Sky Stream subscriptions instead.
In 2023, bundling your broadband with other services could save you between 17 and 34% annually vs. buying them separately from standalone providers, so getting your broadband and TV from one provider will likely save you money.
However, check your household needs the services you're bundling, because paying for things you don't need is a real-term loss regardless of how cheap the package is.
Rob Baillie Mobiles & Broadband Expert
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Ensure you're no longer within the minimum terms of the contract length with your current broadband provider. You can find out by looking at your original contract, confirmation email, or by contacting their customer service.
We algorithmically sort broadband packages based on your location, the speed you'd get, and how much it costs.
Your new provider should contact your current provider and arrange the switch for you. And you'll receive letters and emails updating you on this.
Whether you're looking for a cheap and cheerful connection or high-spec ultrafast full fibre broadband, there's a deal for everyone. Finding the best deals for you starts with understanding how you plan to use it or if bundling your services lowers your monthly bill.
Up to 15Mbps: This is ideal if you live alone or just with one other person, and you use the internet for basic use like browsing, social media and emails. Opt for standard ASDL deal and save money for choosing the cheapest option, and if you don't need a landline, a broadband only deal can save you money.
30-60Mbps: A household of four or more users will need a superfast connection, especially if they have multiple devices. A fibre broadband connection with speeds over 30Mbps should be robust enough to handle multiple users, from streaming Netflix to making video calls.
Up to 500Mbps: Gamers need great upload speeds to minimise lag, and if you've got a lot of smart devices in your home that bandwidth can add up fast. Our curated broadband for gamers deals takes these requirements into account.
Up to 1Gbps (1,000Mbps): If you want buttery smooth buffering and more bandwidth than you could ask for, gigabit broadband delivers. These come at a premium, but the ultrafast download speeds let you download files quickly, stream without interruption, and use lots of devices at once.
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Yes, most popular providers offer broadband, phone and TV deals.
Most broadband deals come with line rental already included, as that’s usually how the internet connection is delivered to your home. Depending on the provider’s broadband, phone and TV bundles, you might start off with the most basic “Pay as you go” plan, or get a bumped-up package (for example, Virgin Media’s bundles may come with weekend or anytime calls).
You’ll typically be able to add extras to your phone deal, such as:
Evening and weekend calls
Anytime calls
Monthly minutes
International calls
Premium calls
Mobile phone calls
Compare our broadband, phone, and TV deals to see what's currently available at your address.
Many broadband and TV plans come with line rental already included. Nevertheless, it’s still possible to find standalone broadband and TV deals that don’t come with a landline.
As Virgin Media doesn’t deliver its internet connection via a phone line, you can choose to get a standalone broadband and TV bundle.
BT also gives you the option to take broadband without a home phone service. If you have full fibre with EE, you can get a broadband and TV package without a phone line.
With TV, we’d say that you get what you pay for. Premium services from Sky, Virgin Media and BT cost a pretty penny, but you get tons of live sport, exclusive channels and top-quality entertainment.
If you mainly watch TV via your favourite streaming subscriptions, you may want to consider adding a TV plan to your existing EE, TalkTalk or Vodafone broadband plan. These don’t get you the range of exclusive channels and live TV, but it’s a handy way of getting Freeview channels and all your favourite apps in one place.
All that said, we’d give NOW TV a shout. It’s the cheapest way of getting access to Sky channels, and you don’t have to be tied to a lengthy contract to get it. Not to mention, NOW Broadband is one of the more budget-friendly broadband options out there, too.
It’s also worth mentioning that Sky and NOW are the only two providers that let you take out a standalone TV plan – you don’t have to get broadband with them.
When you’re comparing deals that include broadband, there are a few things you should pay attention to, so you can get the best deal for your money:
Download speed: One of the most important factors to consider is the speed of your internet connection. If you’re a heavy internet user – for example, if you stream HD video or play games online – you’ll likely need faster broadband. Most entry-level
Fibre optic broadband can reach superfast speeds between 36-68Mbps, while full fibre connections can go to 100Mbps and beyond, with more reliable streaming uptime than non-FTTP connections. 3
Availability: Some providers may only offer certain types of connections in some areas of the UK. This is why it’s best to run your postcode through our postcode checker; you’ll be able to see the best and cheapest connections available where you are, making it easier to find the right deal.
Equipment: Some broadband tariffs might need you to have certain equipment when setting up a new connection, such as a new phone line or a new router. It’s possible you’ll have to pay for the hardware yourself, but many companies provide it for free. However, some may charge a fee for delivery or setting up the connection – more on that below.
Freebies: You might find that some offers come with free gifts , discounts on your monthly bill, or incentives such as vouchers or cashback. While these won’t affect the quality of the connection you get, it could sway you towards a particular deal.
Customer support: As frustrating as it can be when the internet goes down, having a good customer support agent can be a big help while you wait. Reading customer reviews online can give you an insight into what it’s really like being with a given provider, so you know what to expect when you need assistance
Contract length: Keep in mind how long you’re prepared to commit to a broadband deal. Most providers offer 12-month, 18-month or 24-month contracts, though a few also have monthly rolling contracts
Cost: Perhaps the most important thing to consider is the price you’ll pay for your broadband. Faster speeds and unlimited downloads are likely to raise the price, while signing up to a longer-term contract may bring down the monthly cost. At any rate, comparing your options can always help you find the best available deal.
To get the most out of your broadband and TV package, you should know what you want from it – for example, if you’re looking for the best live TV on the market, or you prefer streaming content. It’s important to weigh up the cost with what channels are on offer, as you don’t want to pay more for services you won’t use.
Sky, Virgin Media and BT are the most popular broadband and TV providers in the UK, as they offer the best selections of live TV and exclusive content. However, if you mainly stream via Netflix, Apple TV or Prime, you may be better off with a TV box from the likes of EE, TalkTalk or Vodafone. And if you usually watch TV on your phone, tablet or laptop, NOW TV is likely the best option for you.
Also, many providers will let you customise your TV plan with an array of add-on services. They may offer different bundles of channels, such as sports channels or kids' channels, or extra subscriptions like Netflix. In most cases, you’ll be able to choose specific channels or sets of channels to add to your TV plan.
Other factors you might want to consider when choosing a TV deal include:
Whether you can record, pause, or rewind live TV
If you have access to on-demand shows or movies
Whether you can access TV on other devices, such as a laptop, tablet or mobile
Whether you need a satellite dish installed outside your home (only if you’re thinking of getting Sky Q)
Some channels are available through a variety of providers, while you can only get others from one specific provider. For example:
TNT Sports (formerly BT Sport): TNT Sports is available through BT, Virgin Media, Sky, TalkTalk and Plusnet, though the price you’ll pay to add it will vary depending on the provider. You can also get TNT Sports as an Inclusive Extra with eligible EE mobile plans
Sky Sports: You can add Sky Sports channels to your Sky, Virgin Media or BT TV package. You can also get Sky Sports through a NOW Sports Membership – an on-demand service that anyone can sign up to on a monthly rolling basis
Sky Cinema: As with Sky Sports, you can access Sky’s excellent selection of films through Sky itself, as well as with select BT and Virgin Media plans. And if you sign up to a NOW Cinema Membership, you can enjoy the same movies and Sky Originals
Sky Atlantic: Sky Atlantic – home to hit TV shows like Succession and The Last of Us – is only available through Sky and NOW TV’s Entertainment Membership, the latter of which you can get as part of certain BT TV plans. However, if you want to consistently stream in full HD quality without paying anything extra, Sky is the way to go
If you’re looking to cut the monthly cost of your broadband and TV package, you have a number of options:
If you’re coming to the end of your existing deal, use our search tool to see if you can get a similar package for less money. That may involve switching to a different provider, but it will save you money in the long run
Consider whether you use all the channels you have - you may find that you don’t use your current broadband and TV plan to its full potential. For example, if you don’t watch movies, but love watching sport, see if your provider can change your bundle to cut your costs
Bundle streaming services instead - Vodafone and EE allow their customers to bundle streaming services instead of channels. In general, this works out cheaper and you can always end subscriptions for the services you do not use
Consider opting for a broadband-only deal - this way you can add streaming services you want without the same higher cost for TV every month. Doing so means you could take out Netflix when new shows come out, or add a NOW TV pass for big Premier League match
The fact is that top-end TV packages are expensive. If you want to keep costs down, there are ways to watch the best TV around without a large monthly outlay:
Make use of BBC iPlayer. The BBC streaming service is free to use, apart from the cost of a TV licence, which you need to take out to use a TV anyhow. It costs £169.50 a year, or approximately £14 a month, around the same price as a streaming platform, but with live TV and a huge archive to choose from
Take out ad-supported streaming plans. Netflix offers a plan that includes ads at a lower rate of £4.99 a month while Disney+ is launching a similar tier for the same price in November 2023. Amazon is reportedly planning the same for its Prime Video service.
Make the most of NOW TV passes. If you want to binge the latest hit TV show or catch a Premier League game every now and then, NOW TV passes are ideal. Entertainment and Cinema plans can be bought for £6.99 and £9.99 a month respectively. Sports is pricier at £11.98 for 24 hours or £26 a month for Sky Sports access. This is cheaper than a full on Sky package. You can also bundle TNT Sports with some mobile packages, allowing you to stream sports on your phone.
You can get both Sky Sports and Sky Cinema from many providers, though in different ways.
Of course, the most obvious way of getting both Sky Sports and Sky Cinema is directly from Sky itself. All Sky TV packages, including Sky Q, Sky Glass, and Sky Stream, let you add Sports and Cinema to your deal.
BT’s top-of-the-range VIP package combines both Sky Sports and Sky Cinema, though you can also choose to add a NOW Cinema Membership to any of its other TV packages (which gets you access to Sky Cinema channels).
Similarly, some Virgin Media TV packages already come with both Sky Sports and Cinema, and you have the option to add them as extra subscriptions if your package doesn’t come with them.
In most cases, yes – getting broadband and TV bundled together usually works out cheaper than getting them separately as standalone services.
On the flip side, if you’re a fairly light TV user, you might save money by getting a cheap broadband deal and signing up to a separate NOW TV Membership.
That depends on the provider, but generally speaking, most providers only offer their TV services to existing broadband customers.
The two notable exceptions are Sky TV and NOW TV. You don’t have to be a Sky or NOW broadband customer, as you can sign up to their TV plans as standalone services.
Yes. No matter if you’re getting a comprehensive TV plan from the likes of Sky and Virgin Media, or just a set-top box, you’ll be able to easily access all your favourite streaming apps via your chosen TV equipment.
Some plans come with certain streaming services included, such as NOW TV Memberships, a Netflix subscription, or a few months of free Apple TV+. Otherwise, you’ll have to pay for any extra streaming subscriptions you want to take out (on top of whatever TV bundle you’ve chosen).
EE and Vodafone both offer an Apple TV 4K box with their broadband and TV packages. That means you can stream the latest shows from Apple TV+; not to mention, if you’re signing up for the first time, you might get three months’ free access.
Plus, with Apple TV 4K, you get easy access to other players and streaming apps, including BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, Prime Video, and Netflix, as well as gaming services.
Absolutely. Virtually all broadband providers now offer fibre broadband as standard. Faster (FTTP) deals can also be paired with TV packages.
It depends on the provider you go with. BT, Virgin and Sky will likely require an engineer to visit your home to install your TV service and ensure it works.
If you’re just getting a simple set-top box (such as the Apple TV 4K) with your broadband, then you’ll be able to plug this in and set it up yourself. And if you’ve opted for a NOW TV Membership, it’s even simpler – you’ll just need to log in on the device you’re watching on.
