Fixed price deals at a glance
| Provider | Package | Speed | Price | Contract |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FastestYouFibre | You 8000 | 7000 Mbps | £50/mofixed for 24 months | 24 months |
| CheapestTruespeed | Truespeed 600 - 24 months | 600 Mbps | £20/mofixed for 24 months | 24 months |
| FeaturedTruespeed | Truespeed 600 - 24 months | 600 Mbps | £20/mofixed for 24 months | 24 months |
| FeaturedTruespeed | Truespeed 300 - 24 months | 300 Mbps | £20/mofixed for 24 months | 24 months |
Picked from the 60 deals below. Enter your postcode to see deals available at your address.
All fixed price deals
Truespeed has the lowest first-year cost.
£20/mo
No rises, no surprises.
£22/mo
No rises, no surprises.
£22.99/mo
No rises, no surprises.
£24.99/mo
No rises, no surprises.
£24.99/mo
No rises, no surprises.
£20/mo
No rises, no surprises.
£20/mo
No rises, no surprises.
£24/mo
No rises, no surprises.
£20/mo
No rises, no surprises.
£20/mo
No rises, no surprises.
Fixed price deals today
This page lists 60 deals right now, from 9 providers. The most come from Zen Internet (15), Truespeed (12) and Connect Fibre (10).
The middle advertised price is £34 a month. Once any intro offer ends and the rises written into the contracts kick in, the middle deal works out at £34 a month over two years.
All 60 are fixed price, with the provider's own promise of no rises.
Cheapest over two years right now: Truespeed 600 - 24 months (600 Mbps), £20 a month, fixed for the contract. That works out at £20 a month across two years.
From the deals listed above, updated every day. “Over two years” counts any intro offer ending and the rises written into each contract.
What fixed price means here
We only call a deal fixed price when there's no intro offer that ends and the provider's own terms promise no rise during the contract. Anything else we label as able to rise. How we rank deals
They're the exception. Of the 352 broadband only and broadband with phone deals we track, 78 are fixed price and 169 have a rise written into the contract.
Since 17 January 2025, Ofcom has required any rise written into a new contract to be shown in pounds and pence. Rises linked to inflation or set as a percentage are banned, so the figures on a deal are the rises you'll pay.
About fixed price deals
Fixed price deals explained
These providers have no mid-contract price rise written into the deals we track. Your monthly bill stays the same for the full contract, with no surprises, no inflation calculations and no negotiating to leave.
Fixed-price providers
- Zen Internet22 tracked deals, all fixed-price
- Rebel18 tracked deals, all fixed-price
- Truespeed16 tracked deals, all fixed-price
- Connect Fibre10 tracked deals, all fixed-price
- Voneus5 tracked deals, all fixed-price
- Quickline4 tracked deals, all fixed-price
- Trooli Broadband4 tracked deals, all fixed-price
- YouFibre4 tracked deals, all fixed-price
- Fibrus3 tracked deals, all fixed-price
Auto-derived from live provider pricing, updated daily.
Even with Ofcom's 17 January 2025 rules requiring providers to disclose mid-contract rises in pounds and pence, a disclosed rise is still a rise. Some providers have built their entire pitch on never raising prices during the contract. Cuckoo and Hyperoptic are the best-known examples.
For full context on the Ofcom rules, read Mid-contract broadband price rises: Ofcom's 2025 rules explained. To see how rising providers compare, see the UK broadband mid-contract price rise tracker.