Providers must warn customers when a minimum term is ending and give residential customers information about their best available tariffs.
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UK broadband renewal evidence.
Our Broadband Check explains how contract timing, price and service fit affect the sensible next move. It cites Ofcom directly and does not claim a saving before a customer has achieved one.
Residential broadband and landline customers normally contact the new provider, which manages the switch.
People claiming Universal Credit, Pension Credit and some other benefits may qualify for a cheaper broadband or phone package.
For new contracts from 17 January 2025, inflation-linked or percentage-based price-rise terms are prohibited and any planned rise must be clear in pounds and pence.
Sources checked 16 September 2026: Ofcom end-of-contract rules · One Touch Switch · social tariffs · price-rise rules.
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