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Sky
Special Offer £125 Gift Card Claim up to 200 switching credit
Sky Full Fibre Gigafast (24 months)

Fibre Unlimited

  • 900Mb Average speed**
  • £29.00 p/m for 24 months
  • Price could change during your contract
  • £5.00 setup costs
  • £353.00 Total first year cost

Offer ends 17/09/26

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Our featured deals table highlights standout offers from a range of trusted providers. You can quickly compare average speed, monthly price, total first-year cost and set-up fees.

To compare broadband deals that could be available where you live, pop in your postcode above. You can then sort packages to match what you’re looking for.

Sky
Special Offer £125 Gift Card Claim up to 200 switching credit
Sky Full Fibre Gigafast (24 months)

Fibre Unlimited

  • 900Mb Average speed**
  • £29.00 p/m for 24 months
  • Price could change during your contract
  • £5.00 setup costs
  • £353.00 Total first year cost

Offer ends 17/09/26

More details
EE
Special Offer £130 Reward Card Claim up to 200 switching credit
Full Fibre 900 (24 months)

Fibre Unlimited

  • 900Mb Average speed**
  • £26.99 p/m
    Increasing to
    £30.99 from 31 March 2027
    £34.99 from 31 March 2028
  • £10.00 setup costs
  • £357.88 Total first year cost

Offer ends 17/09/26

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Plusnet
Special Offer £150 Reward Card
Full Fibre 900 (24 months)

Fibre Unlimited

  • 900Mb Average speed**
  • £26.99 p/m
    Increasing to
    £30.99 from 31 March 2027
    £34.99 from 31 March 2028
  • £10.00 setup costs
  • £357.88 Total first year cost

Offer ends 17/09/26

More details

**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 factors. You can check the estimated speed to your property before purchasing.

Are Black Friday broadband deals worth it?

Black Friday broadband deals can be worth it, but don't forget to look beyond the headline offer.

Broadband deals are common throughout the year, as providers often want to attract new customers with freebies and switching discounts. But those deals can be even cheaper around Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

However, don’t assume that Black Friday broadband deals are the cheapest they’ll be all year.

There are other seasonal offer windows worth checking out, such as January sales and the back-to-school period between August and September.

The easiest way to check if you’re getting a good deal is to compare. We’ll show you our best offers from a range of providers, so you can find the best value for you.

When is Black Friday?

In 2026, Black Friday will be on 27 November and Cyber Monday on 30 November.

What to check when comparing Black Friday and Cyber Monday broadband deals

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Internet speeds

Think about what internet speeds your household needs and compare deals to find the most reasonable price.

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Contract length

Most broadband contracts lock you in for 12-18 months, or longer. Make sure you’re happy with the contract length, as you’ll usually need to pay an exit fee to cancel early.

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Bundles

See if you could save money by packaging your broadband with phone or TV services.

If you're on the lookout for these extras anyway, it could work out cheaper to get them with your internet rather than paying separately.

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Early exit fees

If you’re still in contract with your existing provider, check to see whether any early exit penalties will wipe out potential savings you might make with a new deal.

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Overall cost of the deal

Check how long any introductory deals last and consider the total cost – so the full contract length and any setup fees.

Then work out the total cost for the same period with your current deal to compare.

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Surprise price hikes aren't allowed anymore

Since 2025, broadband and mobile providers haven't been allowed to include sneaky inflation-linked price hikes in your contract.

If prices go up, your provider must tell you upfront when it’s going to happen and how much your monthly payments will go up by.

What broadband speed do I need?

It's easy to assume faster always means better, but paying for more speed than you really need could mean spending more for a service you don’t use.

The right broadband speed depends on how many people are connected and what they do online.

Start at around 30Mbps (megabits per second) for:

  • 1-2 people

  • Light browsing

  • Checking emails

  • Social media scrolling

  • Online shopping

  • Streaming on one device.

30-100Mbps

Bump up your speeds to around 100Mbps if there are two or three of you at home and a handful of devices connected to the internet.

This is suitable for:

  • HD video streaming on multiple devices

  • Video calls

  • Working from home

  • Students who spend a lot of time online.

100-500Mbps

You'll need to increase your broadband speed if you have lots of devices online at once. Look for roughly 500Mbps if you:

  • Have a busy home with 4-5 people

  • Have several smart devices, such as a video doorbell or voice-controlled speakers

  • Frequently stream 4K videos

  • Play online games

  • Make large downloads.

If lots of people are online at the same time, 500Mbps can help keep things running smoothly.

500Mbps+

Consider ultrafast or gigabit-capable broadband (over 1Gbps) if you live in a busy home and rely on a solid internet connection every day. For example:

  • 4K streaming on several devices

  • Competitive gaming

  • 5+ people

  • Studying and working from home at the same time

  • 15+ devices connected at once.

Can I get a deal on fibre broadband this Black Friday and Cyber Monday?

Yes, if fibre is available in your area, it’s worth seeing what deals are on offer. Check to see if it’s full fibre into your home or part fibre.

Use our quick and free postcode checker to find broadband deals for your address.

How much can I save with Black Friday broadband deals?

How much you can save depends on what you’re currently paying and which deals are available in your area.

Here are some of the Black Friday and Cyber Monday broadband deals providers have previously offered:

Provider

Previous Black Friday broadband deals

Virgin Media O2

2023: Three months’ free broadband, free setup (usually £35), overall savings of up to £270 (depending on the package)

Vodafone

2025: Full fibre 150 package for £22 a month – their lowest price in 2025

Three

2025: Get up to £150 credit when you switch to Three broadband

But some Black Friday deals are about more than monthly savings. You might be able to get:

  • More value for money with more included in your package for the same price

  • Extra rewards, such as gift cards, shopping vouchers and bill credits

  • Tech offers, such as a free smart watch or headphones, or discounted mobile phone deals with your broadband plan.

When should I start looking for Black Friday broadband deals?

It’s a good idea to start looking at deals at least two or three weeks ahead of Black Friday. If you do that, you’ll know what the current going rate is.

Then, when you look at Black Friday deals, you’ll be able to assess how good they are by comparison.

Some providers launch their deals as early as the start of November to get ahead of their rivals – so keep an eye out for those, too.

How long do Black Friday broadband deals last?

This varies among providers. Some like to offer a headline-grabbing deal but only for a few days, while others will be very keen to encourage new customers over a longer period.

How to find the right Black Friday broadband deals

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Watch out for hidden costs

When shopping around for a new deal, check for any hidden charges that could affect how much you'll really pay. These typically include upfront activation fees, router delivery charges and engineer visit costs.

Also look out for any auto-ticked boxes during the sign-up process that may charge you for hidden extras, like WiFi boosters or online security features.

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FAQs

What is Black Friday and Cyber Monday?

Black Friday is a day in November (usually the last Friday that month) when many brands and shops offer deals and savings. When it began in the US, Black Friday was an in-store, one-day-only event aimed at getting people out to the shops after Thanksgiving.

Cyber Monday, which follows three days after Black Friday, was originally mostly about online and tech deals.

But over the last few years Black Friday has grown so much that some people now talk about 'Black November', with many retailers running deals for the whole month.

For some, Black Friday feels like the start of the Christmas shopping period. But it can also save you money on things you buy for yourself, including tech, broadband and appliances.

Why is it called Black Friday?

Apparently, it became known as Black Friday as that’s when retailers stopped being in the red (in debt) and moved to being in the black (in profit). The pre-Christmas period is generally the most profitable for retailers and Black Friday now marks the start of Christmas shopping.

Black Friday is referred to as Dydd Gwener y Gwario Gwirion in Wales, which translates to Silly Spending Friday or Crazy Spending Friday, depending on who’s translating.

What broadband speed will I actually get?

Providers usually advertise the average speed that at least 50% of customers get between 8pm and 10pm.

But the actual broadband speed you’ll get depends on various factors, such as where you live and how you use your broadband.

Do Black Friday and Cyber Monday broadband deals come with a phone line?

That will depend on the deals on offer. But many providers will potentially offer a phone line as part of the deal, particularly in packaged or bundle deals where you might find even better value.

If you’re looking for phone calls in your deal, you can filter phone line options on our comparison results page to see what’s available. Just enter your postcode and current supplier at the top of the page.

What is One Touch Switch?

One Touch Switch is a process introduced by the regulator Ofcom, designed to make switching broadband providers easier.

It means you don’t have to contact your old provider to let them know you’re leaving – your new provider will usually handle the whole process for you.

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Matthew Brewer
Reviewed 07 Sept 2026 by Matthew Brewer Broadband and mobile expert

With the UK racing towards gigabit speeds and our phones more integral to our lives, Matt wants to make sure you have great packages that can keep up. And with more than 10 years' experience working with digital brands, he’s shaping our broadband, TV and phone comparison journeys.

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