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Broadband without a landline: deals compared
The best-value broadband deal without a landline we found on 25 Oct 2026 is NOW Full Fibre 75 at a real cost of £23.00 a month (80Mb full fibre · 24 months). The table ranks 3 deals from 3 providers by real cost, with fees and stated price rises included.
Best-value with no landline
NOW Full Fibre 75
80Mb full fibre · 24 months · £23.00 a month real cost
The lowest real cost here from a national provider on 25 Oct 2026, with fees and stated price rises counted.
The best value at each speed
Checked 25 Oct 2026| Provider and package | Speed | Contract | Monthly price | Real cost | Deal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
NOW Full Fibre 75 NOW Broadband powered by Sky · £0 delivery | Speed80MbFull fibre | Contract24 monthsNo setup fee | Monthly price£23.00Price may change | Real cost£23.00 /mo£552.00 over 24 months | See deal at NOW (opens in a new tab) |
Vodafone 5G Broadband (24-month) Speeds up to 150Mbps on Vodafone 5G · No engineer needed, self-install | Speed150Mb5G home | Contract24 monthsNo setup fee | Monthly price£18.00£21.50 from 1 Apr 2027, then £25.00 | Real cost£21.50 /mo£516.00 over 24 months | See deal at Vodafone (opens in a new tab) |
YouFibre Available in some areas You 1000 Wi-Fi 7 Hub included · Free install, no set-up fees | Speed900MbFull fibre | Contract24 monthsNo setup fee | Monthly price£24.00Price may change | Real cost£24.00 /mo£576.00 over 24 months | See deal at YouFibre (opens in a new tab) |
Ranked by real cost; commission never changes the order. Prices checked on each provider's own site on 25 Oct 2026.
Do you still need a landline?
Most homes do not need a landline for broadband anymore. You can buy broadband on its own, with no phone line attached.
The UK's old copper phone network is due to be switched off by January 2027. Copper is the old wire network that carries landline calls. Calls are moving to digital phone lines, which run over your broadband. So one connection can carry both your internet and your calls.
Your next step is simple. Compare cheapest broadband deals and pick one with no phone line. Check the real cost, not just the monthly price.
Your no-landline options
Two main options give you broadband without a landline: full fibre and 5G home broadband. Your address and whether you want an engineer visit will help you choose.
Full fibre means a fibre cable runs all the way into your home. Part-fibre broadband uses fibre to the street cabinet and copper for the last stretch, so its speed falls with distance. Full fibre skips that copper stretch. Compare full fibre deals to see what covers your postcode.
5G home broadband uses a mobile network instead of a cable into your home. There is no engineer visit and no landline. It suits anyone who wants a setup without an engineer, but speed depends on the signal where you live. See Three's 5G home broadband.
Some providers run their own networks, including Virgin Media, Hyperoptic and YouFibre. Check whether their network covers your address before you compare prices.
Keeping a home phone number
If you want a home number, you can ask a provider about a digital phone line over broadband. Landline calls are moving to digital phone lines that run over broadband. The old copper phone network is due to be switched off by January 2027.
Before you switch, ask each provider what phone options it offers with its broadband. Then compare the cheapest broadband deals and pick the one that suits you.
Straight answers
Questions people ask
- Can I get broadband without a phone line?
- Yes, you can get broadband without a phone line. 5G home broadband uses a mobile network, so it needs no landline and no engineer visit. Full fibre is another route, where a fibre cable runs all the way into your home. Check your postcode on the provider's site, or compare full fibre deals.
- Is broadband without a landline cheaper?
- Not automatically. The price depends on the deal, so compare each option by real cost. Our tables rank deals cheapest first by real cost: the monthly price, every stated rise and any setup fee.
- Will my landline stop working?
- Yes, the old copper phone network is being switched off, with the switch-off due by January 2027. Your landline calls move to digital phone lines that run over your broadband. Ask your provider how its digital phone line works before then.