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Broadband · checked 16 September 2026

Broadband contract ending? Check whether to renew or switch

If your broadband contract is ending, find the exact end date and your current monthly price first. If the service works, ask your provider for its best written renewal offer. If the offer is poor or the service does not fit, compare the full cost and available speeds at your address. The free Broadband Check turns those facts into one next move.

Your best next move

Find your contract end date and current price, then use the free Broadband Check for a STICK, NEGOTIATE, COMPARE or WAIT result. If you are free to leave and your provider cannot improve the offer, check deals available at your postcode.

Do this in order

A simple check, not a financial application

  1. Check your minimum-term end date and any early-exit charge.
  2. Decide what speed you actually need and whether reliability is good enough.
  3. If you like the service and can leave, ask the provider for its best available deal.
  4. Compare total contract cost and future price changes if its offer is not good enough.
  5. If you receive a qualifying benefit, check Ofcom's social-tariff list before ordinary deals.

Worth knowing

Don't trip over this

A low introductory price can hide a long contract, an in-contract rise or a speed/package you do not need. Compare the full term, not the first bill.

If you are ready to compare

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General information, not personal financial advice. Potential savings are not verified savings. Check current terms, eligibility and official guidance before acting.