1 in 4 UK homes overpay for broadband*. Don't be one of them.
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Today's best deals · default UK basket
Today's six best in the UK, ranked on what they cost you by the end.
Not the headline you see today: mid-contract rises, setup fees, exit penalties, all of it. Type your postcode for the ones live at your door.
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Compare all UK deals →The Overpayment Test · 2 minutes · no signup
How much are you overpaying? We'll tell you, in pounds.
Type your postcode and what you currently pay. We compare it to every deal that can actually reach your door, then show you the gap to the penny.
Start the test →£26/mo
Median amount we find UK households overpaying when they take the test.
35
UK providers we check against your exact address. Not just the big six.
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Cost to take the test. No signup, no email, no catch.
Tools · free, no signup
Other ways to save without switching.
Four small tools we built to answer specific broadband questions. All free, no email required, results in seconds.
Am I overpaying?
Two minutes, no signup. Tell us what you pay; we'll show you what's available at your address for less.
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Broadband speed test
What you're actually getting vs what your contract says you're paying for. Run-it-now diagnostic.
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Troubleshoot a problem
Step-by-step diagnostic for slow, dropping or no broadband. Sorts whether it's you, the router, or the line.
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Is my broadband down?
Live outage map for every UK provider. See if it's just you, your street, or a national incident.
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Real users · honest words
What people actually say.
Snippets from people who used the comparison, picked a deal and let us know how it went.
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The Desk · independent broadband journalism
What we're writing about lately.
A small team of editors covering the UK broadband market with the same scrutiny consumer journalism brings to mortgages or insurance.
How we operate · in plain English
How we make money.
Two lists. Things we do, and things we don't. Nothing left out, nothing buried in 9-point grey type at the bottom.
What we earn commission on
✓Affiliate commission
When you click through to a provider and sign up, the provider pays us a referral fee. Usually a flat amount per signup, not a % of your bill.
✓Featured deal placements
Providers occasionally pay to highlight a specific deal in a featured slot. These are always labelled, and only deals already ranked competitively are eligible. Paid placement can't promote a bad deal.
What we don't do
✗Brokering your details to lead buyers
We don't sell your postcode or email on as 'broadband-shopper leads' to other comparison sites, insurance brokers, or lead-gen marketplaces. The providers we send affiliate clicks to only see your details if YOU sign up with them.
✗Bias for high-commission deals
Ranking is by what you'll actually pay over the contract, not by what the provider pays us. Sometimes a high-commission deal ranks #1 because it genuinely is the best. Sometimes it doesn't appear at all.
✗Hidden 'sponsored' deals masquerading as organic
If a placement is paid, it's labelled. No exceptions.
Ready when you are
Two minutes to know if you're overpaying.
Type your postcode. We'll show you what's actually live at your door, ranked by what you'll pay across the contract.
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Questions · answers
Frequently asked questions.
The questions worth asking any comparison site. Ours included.
Why not just use Uswitch or MoneySuperMarket?
Because the price they show you is the one you sign up at, not the one you'll pay. Deals are built to look cheap, then climb, and most people don't notice until the bill jumps months later. We show you what the whole contract really costs before you commit, so you're never the one who finds out too late.
Can I see what a deal really costs me?
Click the button next to Get deal on any package and you'll see the full breakdown: the whole contract month by month, every rise, every fee, the total at the end. Advertised at £22.99 can really average £25.66, and you see it before you commit, not after. Line up four side by side and judge them on the real number.
Am I seeing every deal, or just the ones that pay you?
Every deal that reaches your door, including providers that pay us nothing. We mark which is which. Most sites only list the ones they've signed.
Are these deals actually available at my address?
We check your exact door, not just your postcode, so you only see what can really be installed where you live. No filling in a checkout and getting bounced at the end. If a deal you wanted isn't live there, we show you what is.
Does paying you more get a provider higher up the list?
No. The list isn't for sale. Deals are ordered by price at your address, not by what a provider pays us.
What do I get if I sign in, and will you spam me?
A reminder before your contract auto-renews, outage alerts for your line, a fresh top-six each month, and a heads-up when a saved deal drops. All opt-in, genuinely useful, never spam. We don't sell your data or treat saved deals as leads.
What happens after I click ''Get deal''?
You finish on the provider's own checkout. We never see your card. One Touch Switch means your new provider cancels the old one, so there's no retention call.
Is it free?
Using the site is free, no fee, no signup, no card. The broadband itself you pay your provider for, the same as going direct. Our money comes from their commission when you switch, never from you.
Who owns you?
Find Platforms Ltd, company number 17163190, founded by Ade Jolaosho. Not a provider, not a comparison group, not a media group.
*Based on Go.Compare research estimating that 28% of UK broadband users pay for faster broadband speeds than they need (which we interpret as overpaying), equivalent to around 7.5m UK households.
All prices shown include VAT. Deals refresh daily, mid-morning UK. Mid-contract price rises shown are those the provider has disclosed in line with the Ofcom April 2024 rule.