If you receive Universal Credit, Pension Credit, ESA, JSA or a related benefit, you can switch to a broadband social tariff at £12 to £20 per month. Find your route below.
Each route below is a full sub-hub with the eligible providers, the application steps and the editorial that explains what to ask for. Written by Hannah Okafor and the Social Tariffs desk.
★Featured by AdeCompare every UK broadband social tariff. From £12/month for people on Universal Credit, Pension Credit, JSA, ESA, Income Support. Six providers, no mid-contract rises.

Refused a broadband social tariff? The common reasons, the fix for each, a copy-paste complaint template, and the free appeal route if it comes to that.

How to apply for a broadband social tariff in three steps. What to have ready, the no-fee mid-contract switch, and the two providers that ask for more.

Only Vodafone and Hyperoptic accept PIP for a broadband social tariff. Why the others refuse it, and every route a PIP claimant still has.

Income-based JSA, income-related ESA and Income Support qualify for a broadband social tariff. Why the contribution-based versions get refused, and what to do.

On Pension Credit, Guarantee Credit qualifies you for every social tariff. Savings Credit alone is the catch, and which provider is most lenient on it.
If you already know which provider you want to be with, jump straight to their social tariff page. The three most-shipped are below.