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Sorry, we can't yet do a full comparison for all Hull postcodes.


In Hull, the broadband market has changed significantly in recent years, with more providers now available alongside KCOM. However, coverage still varies by area, and in some locations choice remains limited. This can make it harder to provide a fully like-for-like comparison across every address.


We're working closely with our data provider to improve the accuracy of availability information and ensure it reflects where services are genuinely live. But in the meantime, we're unable to provide a comparison for properties in Hull.

Top broadband deals

Here's our pick of the top broadband deals – they are postcode dependent, so to see deals available in your area, enter your postcode and select your address.

Broadband need-to-knows...
Switching usually takes around 10 working days, though it depends on engineer availability
Ofcom's 'one touch switch' rules mean you won't need to notify your old provider when switching
All deals are for new customers. Want to stay? Contact your provider to haggle for a better deal
Some deals increase in price during the contract - we flag that below if it does
results 7 results sorted by Equivalent monthly cost
7 results sorted by Equivalent monthly cost

Fibre up to 80Mbps – what we'd go for

Fibre deals are generally fine for everyday browsing, streaming and video calls in smaller homes, but larger households may find they're not enough.

Deals at this speed do tend to be less competitive – faster speeds are generally cheaper right now. So do check how our fibre top pick compares to the faster broadband deals below.

10670
  • No phone line rental
  • Broadband
  • Now Broadband: New customers only
75Mb Expected speed
Fibre broadband
(FTTP)
Broadband Unlimited downloads 
24 month
Contract
No phone line rental Broadband only (no line)
6.2/10 (OK) broadband customer service
Equivalent monthly cost
'£22.96'
This equivalent monthly cost adds in...This equivalent monthly cost adds in...
  • Costs added up:
  • ‐  £24/mth payment
  • (Prices may change during contract)

  • And then subtracts from the total cost...
  • ‐  £25 reward from Now Broadband

Fast fibre (100Mb to 499Mb) – what we'd go for

Fast fibre is usually enough for most households. But if you've a need for speed, faster deals can occasionally be cheaper if there's a cheap, short-lived promo.

Do always compare our fast fibre top picks with the superfast and ultrafast deals below to see if you can get faster speeds for cheaper.

93578
  • No phone line rental
  • Broadband
  • Vodafone: New customers only
150Mb Expected speed
Fibre broadband
(FTTP)
Broadband Unlimited downloads 
24 month
Contract
No phone line rental Broadband only (no line)
7/10 (Good) broadband customer service
Equivalent monthly cost
'£19.46'
This equivalent monthly cost adds in...This equivalent monthly cost adds in...
  • Costs added up:
  • ‐  The current £18.50/mth price
  • ‐  A price rise to £22/mth on 1 Apr 2027
  • ‐  A price rise to £25.50/mth on 1 Apr 2028
  • And then subtracts from the total cost...
  • ‐  £75 voucher from Broadband Genie
10552
  • No phone line rental
  • Broadband
  • Now Broadband: New customers only
100Mb Expected speed
Fibre broadband
(FTTP)
Broadband Unlimited downloads 
24 month
Contract
No phone line rental Broadband only (no line)
6.2/10 (OK) broadband customer service
Equivalent monthly cost
'£19.88'
This equivalent monthly cost adds in...This equivalent monthly cost adds in...
  • Costs added up:
  • ‐  £23/mth payment
  • (Prices may change during contract)

  • And then subtracts from the total cost...
  • ‐  £75 reward from Now Broadband

Superfast fibre (500Mb+) – what we'd go for

If you've a large household with multiple people online at once, or you just want faster download speeds, superfast fibre might be for you.

You'll likely pay more than the slower speeds above (unless there's a super-cheap promo deal), so do make sure you need these speeds before you sign up – see our top picks below.

3579
  • No phone line rental
  • Broadband
  • Vodafone: New customers only
500Mb Expected speed
Fibre broadband
(FTTP)
Broadband Unlimited downloads 
24 month
Contract
No phone line rental Broadband only (no line)
7/10 (Good) broadband customer service
Equivalent monthly cost
'£22.59'
This equivalent monthly cost adds in...This equivalent monthly cost adds in...
  • Costs added up:
  • ‐  The current £23.50/mth price
  • ‐  A price rise to £27/mth on 1 Apr 2027
  • ‐  A price rise to £30.50/mth on 1 Apr 2028
  • And then subtracts from the total cost...
  • ‐  £120 reward from Vodafone
11621
  • Phone line rental
  • Broadband
  • Sky: New customers only
500Mb Expected speed
Fibre broadband
(FTTP)
Broadband Unlimited downloads 
24 month
Contract
Phone line rental No calls included
7/10 (Good) broadband customer service
Equivalent monthly cost
'£22.67'
This equivalent monthly cost adds in...This equivalent monthly cost adds in...
  • Costs added up:
  • ‐  £26/mth payment
  • (Prices may change during contract)

  • And then subtracts from the total cost...
  • ‐  £80 reward from Sky

Ultrafast fibre (900Mb+) – what we'd go for

This is the fastest home broadband most providers offer, but it’s likely overkill for most households. But if you want the very best speeds, you can see our ultrafast fibre top picks below.

3580
  • No phone line rental
  • Broadband
  • Vodafone: New customers only
910Mb Expected speed
Fibre broadband
(FTTP)
Broadband Unlimited downloads 
24 month
Contract
No phone line rental Broadband only (no line)
7/10 (Good) broadband customer service
Equivalent monthly cost
'£22.75'
This equivalent monthly cost adds in...This equivalent monthly cost adds in...
  • Costs added up:
  • ‐  The current £24.50/mth price
  • ‐  A price rise to £28/mth on 1 Apr 2027
  • ‐  A price rise to £31.50/mth on 1 Apr 2028
  • And then subtracts from the total cost...
  • ‐  £140 reward from Vodafone
11622
  • Phone line rental
  • Broadband
  • Sky: New customers only
900Mb Expected speed
Fibre broadband
(FTTP)
Broadband Unlimited downloads 
24 month
Contract
Phone line rental No calls included
7/10 (Good) broadband customer service
Equivalent monthly cost
'£23.84'
This equivalent monthly cost adds in...This equivalent monthly cost adds in...
  • Costs added up:
  • ‐  £28/mth payment
  • (Prices may change during contract)

  • And then subtracts from the total cost...
  • ‐  £100 reward from Sky
 

Broadband comparison FAQs

Choosing the right broadband package starts with understanding how you use the internet at home. Not everyone needs the fastest (or most expensive) deal, so picking a package that matches your needs can save you money.

First, think about speed. If you mainly browse the web, check emails and stream TV shows, a standard or entry‑level fibre broadband package (around 30Mbs) is usually more than enough. Households with multiple users, regular video calls, gaming or 4K streaming should look for fast fibre broadband (speeds of more than 100Mbs) to avoid slowdowns.

Next, check availability in your area. Broadband speeds and providers vary by postcode, so it's important to see which networks (such as fibre or cable) are actually available where you live before comparing deals.
Price matters, but read the small print. Look beyond the headline monthly cost and check:

  • Contract length
  • Mid‑contract price rises (these are usually each April)
  • Setup fees and exit charges

Where there's a price hike that we know about, we'll factor this into the monthly equivalent cost so you can easily see how those hikes effect the monthly cost over the entire contract length.

Enter your address on our Broadband Comparison tool so you can see exactly what deals are available at your address.

Broadband deals vary by postcode because availability, speeds and pricing differ by location – sometimes even between homes on the same street. Not all providers operate everywhere, and the type of network serving your property determines which deals you can access. Local factors like competition, infrastructure and maximum line speeds also influence price, which is why checking your postcode gives the most accurate results.

Yes, you may be able to get a broadband social tariff if you receive certain benefits, such as Universal Credit or Pension Credit.
Social tariffs are discounted broadband deals designed to help people on lower incomes stay connected. They usually cost less than standard broadband, often come with fixed prices and no exit fees, and offer speeds suitable for everyday use.

Millions of households on low incomes are missing out on average savings of almost £150 a year on their broadband bills, according to Ofcom.

Eligibility and availability vary by provider. Use our Broadband comparison tool to see all available tariffs and their eligibility criteria.

Our top need-to-knows

  • 1

    Who we do and don't compare

    This tool looks at 30 of the biggest providers, including the giants of BT, Sky and Virgin, plus special deals we've found or blagged which we believe are top picks. Yet there are also many small providers we can't list - which occasionally have cheap deals - so it's always worth checking direct with any local provider you know of.
    Let us know if you find a top deal we've missed and see which providers this tool covers.

  • 2

    Switching can save you £100s

    Many get a cheap promo deal for broadband, line rent and/or TV, and stick with it when it ends, usually paying £100s/year more than they started with. Don't let it be you - compare now and see if you could save.

  • 3

    Fast advertised speeds don't mean faster broadband

    Providers only have to advertise the average speed received by at least 50% of customers between 8pm and 10pm. Your actual speed can depend on a host of factors - see the full checklist of tips in broadband speed boosting.

  • 4

    Consider your need for speed

    If it's just you and the dog, you're likely to be fine with standard speeds averaging around 11Mb. If you share a house, or you use the web for movie downloads, streaming or gaming, you may want to opt for faster speeds in excess of 30Mb.

  • 5

    Beware of mid-contract switching costs

    Usually you'll pay for the rest of the contract plus termination fees if you want to switch mid-contract. If your provider increases prices mid-contract and didn't warn you before you signed up, you can switch penalty-free within 30 days of notification of the price hike.