Full Fibre 500
£25.99/mo
rises to £29.99 in March 2027 (+£4)
The 6 EE broadband deals run from 36 Mbps to 500 Mbps, all on 24‑month contracts. EE is part of BT Group and sells broadband over Openreach.
£25.99/mo
rises to £29.99 in March 2027 (+£4)
£24.99/mo
rises to £28.99 in March 2027 (+£4)
£23.99/mo
rises to £27.99 in March 2027 (+£4)
£23.99/mo
rises to £27.99 in March 2027 (+£4)
£25.99/mo
rises to £29.99 in March 2027 (+£4)
£25.99/mo
rises to £29.99 in March 2027 (+£4)
From the EE deals we track, refreshed every day. Complaints from Ofcom's quarterly figures for fixed broadband.
| Package | Now | After the rise | Average over 24 months |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fibre 3636 Mbps, 24-month contract | Now £25.99 | After the rise £29.99 from Mar 2027 | Average over 24 months £30.32 a month |
| Fibre 5050 Mbps, 24-month contract | Now £25.99 | After the rise £29.99 from Mar 2027 | Average over 24 months £30.32 a month |
| Fibre 6767 Mbps, 24-month contract | Now £23.99 | After the rise £27.99 from Mar 2027 | Average over 24 months £28.32 a month |
| Full Fibre 150150 Mbps, full fibre, 24-month contract | Now £23.99 | After the rise £27.99 from Mar 2027 | Average over 24 months £28.32 a month |
| Full Fibre 300300 Mbps, full fibre, 24-month contract | Now £24.99 | After the rise £28.99 from Mar 2027 | Average over 24 months £29.32 a month |
| Full Fibre 500500 Mbps, full fibre, 24-month contract | Now £25.99 | After the rise £29.99 from Mar 2027 | Average over 24 months £30.32 a month |
The cheapest deal for each package without TV. The average counts any intro price and every rise written into the contract.
All 6 EE deals we track go up in March 2027: £4 a month.
From EE's contact page, checked 24 October 2026. Numbers starting 0800 or 0808 are free to call. Numbers starting 03 cost the same as calls to 01 and 02 numbers and count towards any inclusive minutes.
We check deals at a sample address in every local area each day. EE deals showed up in 10,036 of the 10,139 local areas with deals, including 360 of the 361 council areas.
What you can get depends on your address, so check yours before you order.

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