- Please check out the tariffs below and see how they stack up against your comparison results.
- We're working on including all of these tariffs in the main results, but for now are publishing them below.
- The standard comparison will generally have cheaper headline prices due to newbies' sign-up incentives. So they usually win for regular switchers. Yet if you want to stick with a provider for more than a year or so, then social tariffs are likely to be the cheapest route.
TalkTalk broadband (no line) – six months freeNew & existing customers ![]()
Who can get it? Technically not a social tariff, it's for jobseekers on universal credit who don't have an internet connection. Eligibility is determined by Jobcentre staff. |
BT Home Essentials broadband & lineNew & existing customers ![]()
Who can get it? To qualify, you need to be receiving one of the following: universal credit, employment and support allowance, pension credit (guarantee credit element), income support or jobseeker's allowance.
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Virgin Media Essential broadband (no line)New & existing customers ![]()
Who can get it? To qualify, you need to be receiving universal credit and living in an area Virgin covers (52% of the country).
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Sky Basics broadband & lineExisting Sky broadband customers only
![]() • £20/month for average 36Mb speed broadband & line over an 18-month term Who can get it? To qualify, you need to be receiving universal credit or pension credit and be an existing Sky broadband customer.
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Now Basics broadband & lineExisting Now broadband customers only
![]() • £20/month for average 36Mb speed broadband & line Who can get it? To qualify, you need to be receiving universal credit or pension credit and be an existing Now broadband customer.
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Only available in limited areas of the country:
KCOM Full Fibre Flex broadband & lineNew & existing customers ![]()
Who can get it? To qualify, you need to be receiving one of the following: universal credit (with zero earnings), jobseeker's allowance, income support, income-related employment and support allowance, pension credit, housing benefit or personal independence payment. You’ll also need to be living in an area KCOM covers (Hull, East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire).
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Hyperoptic Fair Fibre Plan broadband optional lineNew & existing customers ![]()
Who can get it? To qualify, you'll need to be receiving one of the following: universal credit, income support, pension credit, income-related job seekers allowance (JSA), housing benefit, personal independence payment, attendance allowance, care leavers support or income-related employment and support allowance (ESA). You’ll also need to be living in an area Hyperoptic covers.
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Community Fibre broadband (no line)New & existing customers ![]()
Who can get it? To qualify, you need to be receiving one of the following: universal credit, housing benefit, income support, income-based jobseeker’s allowance (JSA), income-related employment and support allowance (ESA), care leavers support or personal independence payment. You’ll also need to be living in an area Community Fibre covers (parts of London).
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G.Network Essential Fibre broadband (no line)New & existing customers ![]()
Who can get it? To qualify, you'll need to be receiving one of the following: universal credit, income support, pension credit (guarantee credit element), income-related job seekers allowance (JSA) or income-related employment and support allowance (ESA). You’ll also need to be living in an area G.Network covers (parts of London). |
Once you’ve benchmarked prices, do a normal broadband comparison to see what’s best for you.