BT offers fibre and full fibre broadband packages with average speeds ranging from 36Mb to 900Mb. You can choose broadband on its own or bundle it with a home phone, BT TV or an EE mobile plan.
On this page, you can compare BT broadband deals, explore the speeds and packages available, check prices and contract costs, and see how BT compares with providers such as Sky and Virgin Media.
as of August 2026
per month
Fibre broadband with average speeds from 36Mb
Full fibre packages with average speeds of up to 900Mb
A Smart Hub router and built-in online security with eligible packages
The speeds available will depend on whether standard fibre or full fibre broadband has reached your address.
BT broadband can be bundled with EE TV packages, including entertainment, cinema and sports options. Depending on the package, you may be able to access services such as:
Netflix
NOW Entertainment
NOW Cinema
Sky Sports
TNT Sports
HBO Max
BT Mobile SIM-only plans are available exclusively to BT broadband customers. These use the EE network and can include unlimited calls and texts, EU roaming and built-in scam protection.
BT offers broadband packages with or without a home phone service. If you choose a phone package, calls are delivered digitally through your broadband connection rather than a traditional analogue landline.
BT broadband speeds range from part-fibre packages with average speeds of 36Mb to full fibre packages offering average speeds of up to 900Mb. What you can get will depend on the broadband network available at your address, so enter your postcode when comparing deals to see your options.
BT’s entry-level fibre packages for browsing, streaming and everyday internet use.
Full fibre broadband suited to busier households, home working and streaming on several devices.
Faster full fibre for households with lots of connected devices, frequent downloads and high-definition streaming.
BT’s fastest widely available full fibre package, designed for heavy internet use, 4K streaming and online gaming.
Speeds and costs based on people who found a broadband deal at MoneySuperMarket.
BT broadband bundles break down into the following broad categories:
Broadband only
Broadband + home phone
Broadband + TV
Broadband + home phone + TV
Broadband + home phone + TV + mobile phone
On all BT bundles, there's also the option to add Complete WiFi. Best suited to larger homes, this is a mesh-network add-on that boosts your WiFi signal to ensure it reaches 'problem' areas around your property.
You can also add Hybrid Connect. This includes a supplementary mobile broadband router, which kicks in if your standard home broadband connection goes down.
So you've got a back-up connection, which offers real peace of mind if you're a home-worker.
Yes, it does. If you don’t use or want a landline, you’ll be able to get broadband-only deals with BT.
However, bear in mind that as well as not being able to make calls, you won’t be able to receive incoming calls, nor make calls to emergency services.
BT offers five flexible TV packages: Sport, Big Sport, Entertainment, Big Entertainment and VIP.
They all work on a 24-month contract, but they’re flexible as you can change between TV packages every 30 days.
Plus, you’re free to add and remove monthly subscriptions – such as NOW TV Memberships (which get you access to Sky channels), Netflix or Prime Video – whenever you want. So, it’s easy to explore and curate a selection of channels that best suits you.
BT’s newest YouView TV box, dubbed the BT TV Box Pro, comes with up to 600 hours’ worth of storage, and lets you pause, rewind and record live TV.
There are also over 70 Freeview channels included, plus access to apps like BBC iPlayer, Netflix and NOW TV.
You can only get BT TV if you’re a BT broadband customer. You’ll also need an aerial if you want to watch free-to-air channels, though you can watch your premium channels and subscriptions via broadband.
Yes. BT offers broadband-only packages without a home phone service, with speeds ranging from 36Mb to 900Mb depending on what is available at your address.
Choosing broadband without a phone means you will not have a landline number or be able to make or receive calls through your BT service. However, you can still contact the emergency services using a mobile phone.
Compare the full monthly and contract costs, as broadband-only packages are not always cheaper than deals that include a home phone.
BT’s cheapest broadband deals are usually reserved for new customers. These may include a lower introductory monthly price, no setup fee or extras such as an upgraded router or online security.
Existing BT customers may not be able to get the same advertised offers when their contract ends, although BT could provide a separate renewal or upgrade deal.
Before signing up, check the full contract cost and any scheduled annual price increases, rather than comparing the introductory monthly price alone.
We compare broadband deals from providers who take part in our comparison service.
This means the results may not include every broadband provider in the UK, every package from each provider, or every deal available directly from a provider.
Before you apply, it is worth checking whether the deal meets your needs and whether any other offers are available elsewhere.
Broadband deal information is provided to us through supplier feeds and provider data.
We refresh deal information regularly so that prices, speeds, offers and availability are kept as up to date as possible.
Deals can change or be withdrawn by providers, so you should always check the final price, offer details and provider terms before applying.
Broadband availability can vary depending on where you live.
Your address or postcode helps us check which broadband deals are more likely to be available at your property. Availability can depend on things like network coverage, local infrastructure, line availability, property type and installation requirements.
The results are based on the information available at the time you search. Final availability is confirmed by the provider when you apply.
Average monthly cost is intended to help you compare deals more easily by showing the estimated monthly cost over the contract term.
It may include the monthly price, contract length, upfront or setup fees, discounts and selected rewards where these can be included in the calculation.
Some rewards or incentives may be shown separately and may depend on eligibility, redemption steps or provider terms.
The average monthly cost is a comparison figure. Your actual payments may differ, especially if prices change during the contract or if you add extras.
Most deals shown are for new customers unless stated otherwise.
If you are already with a provider, you may not be eligible for the same deal. Existing customers may need to contact their current provider directly to discuss renewal, upgrade or retention offers.
Ranking may take account of factors such as availability, price, speed, contract length, features, rewards, special offers and commercial arrangements.
You may be able to change the sort order or filter results to focus on what matters most to you, such as price, speed or contract length.
A “featured deal” is a deal that is highlighted in the comparison results.
Featured deals may be paid placements, sponsored promotions or deals that are commercially agreed with MoneySuperMarket.
A featured deal is not necessarily the cheapest deal or the best deal for every customer. You should compare the full deal details before applying.
A “special offer” means a deal includes an incentive or promotion.
This could include things like a limited-time monthly price, voucher, cashback, bill credit, reward card, free setup, free installation or another benefit.
Special offers may have separate terms, eligibility rules, claim steps and end dates. You should check the provider’s terms before applying.
Before choosing a broadband deal, check:
The final monthly price
The contract length
Any setup, delivery or upfront fees
The estimated speed
Any annual price rises
Cancellation or early exit fees
Whether you are eligible for rewards or special offers
How and when any reward is claimed
The expected installation date
The provider’s terms and conditions
Broadband prices, availability and offers can change. The provider will confirm the final deal details before your application is completed.
Reviewed on 7 Aug 2026
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