BT Broadband Deals

BT Broadband: What's on offer?

BT is one of the largest telecoms providers in the UK, offering broadband services to the vast majority of homes nationwide.

Customers can access both part-fibre and full-fibre broadband depending on location, with the Openreach full fibre network now passing over 20 million premises across the UK.

BT broadband deals include:

• Fibre Essentials
• Fibre 1
• Fibre 2
• Full Fibre 1
• Full Fibre 2
• Full Fibre 150
• Full Fibre 300
• Full Fibre 500
• Full Fibre 900

Alongside broadband, customers can add a home phone line with inclusive call plans, and BT TV, which provides access to TNT Sports and Sky content via NOW and Discovery+ subscriptions, as well as selected streaming services such as Netflix.

BT also offers optional premium features on some broadband packages, including whole-home WiFi through Complete WiFi, mobile broadband back-up via Hybrid Connect, and enhanced support options such as those included with Halo 3.

Read more in our review of BT broadband.

BT broadband speeds

BT broadband offers a range of download speeds, although availability does vary depending upon location.

Many households can access average speed packages of 36Mbps, 50Mbps, or 67Mbps, depending on local network availability. Homes in full-fibre-enabled areas may instead be able to choose from plans offering average download speeds of 50Mbps, 74Mbps, 150Mbps, 300Mbps, 500Mbps, or 900Mbps.

The average speeds listed above are delivered to at least 50% of BT broadband customers at peak times, which is between 8pm and 10pm in the evening when the network is busiest.

BT also offers a Stay Fast Guarantee, which sets a minimum download speed for each broadband package. If customers consistently receive speeds below this minimum and BT cannot resolve the issue within 60 days, they may be eligible for compensation and the option to leave their contract without early termination charges.

New customer offers

BT offers special deals for new customers signing up to one of their broadband packages.

The current deals available for those new to BT can be found in the comparison table, and we keep our data updated as soon as offers change. Prices and deals can sometimes vary from those available directly with BT, so to get these offers make sure to click the 'Get deal' buttons above and complete the sign up through the online checkout.

Current deals for new customers to BT include money off for the introductory period, reduced or waived setup fees, and BT reward cards.

BT also offer additional deals for those who bundle BT broadband with TV.

Key terms for BT broadband

BT broadband contracts last for at least 24 months, during which time the monthly price may be reduced for new customers.

At the end of the minimum term, prices usually increase, with higher out-of-contract rates applying unless customers re-contract or switch provider. BT will send customers end of contract notifications when their minimum term is coming to an end, along with any deals available to them if they re-contract with BT.

BT applies annual price rises to broadband contracts, with agreements taken out from 31 July 2025 subject to an increase of £4 per month each year, applied from 31 March. TV plans are subject to a separate annual increase of £2 per month, meaning customers with BT TV and broadband bundles may see a combined annual increase of £6 per month.

Older broadband contracts with BT taken out since 10th April 2024 will see an increase of £3 per month on 31 March of each year, while those prior to this date will have an annual price rise policy of inflation (Consumer Price Index) + 3.9% instead.

When the minimum term ends, customers can also choose to switch away from BT if they don't want to take out another contract. Continuing as an out of contract customer is also an option, but customers should be aware they're likely to be paying more.

Customers who sign up for BT broadband without a phone line won't be able to add one unless they sign up to a new 24-month minimum term.

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