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Plusnet broadband deals: prices, speeds and price rises
Plusnet has 5 deals in our table on 25 Oct 2026, from £24.99 a month. The best value is Full Fibre 145 at a real cost of £29.41 a month (145Mb full fibre · 24 months). Its stated price rises are built into every real cost below.
Best-value Plusnet deal
Plusnet Full Fibre 145
145Mb full fibre · 24 months · £29.41 a month real cost
The lowest real cost here from a national provider on 25 Oct 2026, with fees and stated price rises counted.
Every Plusnet deal we track
Checked 25 Oct 2026| Provider and package | Speed | Contract | Monthly price | Real cost | Deal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Plusnet Full Fibre 145 Hub Two router included · Broadband only, no phone line needed | Speed145MbFull fibre | Contract24 months£9.99 setup | Monthly price£24.99£28.99 from 31 Mar 2027, then £32.99 | Real cost£29.41 /mo£705.75 over 24 months | See deal at Plusnet (opens in a new tab) |
Plusnet Full Fibre Up to £50 Plusnet Reward Card on selected plans · Hub Two router included | Speed74MbFull fibre | Contract24 months£9.99 setup | Monthly price£24.99£28.99 from 31 Mar 2027, then £32.99 | Real cost£29.41 /mo£705.75 over 24 months | See deal at Plusnet (opens in a new tab) |
Plusnet Full Fibre 300 Hub Two router included · Broadband only, no phone line needed | Speed300MbFull fibre | Contract24 months£9.99 setup | Monthly price£27.99£31.99 from 31 Mar 2027, then £35.99 | Real cost£32.41 /mo£777.75 over 24 months | See deal at Plusnet (opens in a new tab) |
Plusnet Full Fibre 500 Hub Two router included · Broadband only, no phone line needed | Speed500MbFull fibre | Contract24 months£9.99 setup | Monthly price£30.99£34.99 from 31 Mar 2027, then £38.99 | Real cost£35.41 /mo£849.75 over 24 months | See deal at Plusnet (opens in a new tab) |
Plusnet Full Fibre 900 Hub Two router included · Broadband only, no phone line needed | Speed900MbFull fibre | Contract24 months£9.99 setup | Monthly price£33.99£37.99 from 31 Mar 2027, then £41.99 | Real cost£36.32 /mo£871.75 over 24 months | See deal at Plusnet (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.
Who Plusnet broadband suits
Plusnet suits people who want value full fibre broadband and do not need a landline. Plusnet is part of BT Group and sells its broadband over the Openreach network. Full fibre means a fibre cable runs all the way into your home.
Our table lists five packages, with advertised speeds from 74Mb to 900Mb. Each deal runs on a 24-month contract and includes a Hub Two router. The speed you get depends on your address, router and Wi-Fi.
Plusnet may not suit you if you need a home phone line, because its deals come without one. Full fibre availability depends on your postcode, so check yours first. To compare rivals, see our cheapest broadband guide.
Network, speeds and availability
Plusnet broadband is full fibre, with advertised speeds from 74Mb to 900Mb. Full fibre means a fibre cable runs all the way into your home. Plusnet sells it over the Openreach network, which most providers also use.
Plusnet broadband needs no phone line, and the Hub Two router is included. The speed you get depends on your address, your router and your Wi-Fi. The speeds in our table are what Plusnet advertises, not a promise for your home.
Availability depends on your address, so check your postcode on Plusnet's site first. Then sort the table by speed to find the package that fits how you use the internet. Want to compare more options? Start with our cheapest broadband guide.
What it really costs
Plusnet broadband runs on a 24-month contract, and our table shows its real cost over all 24 months. Your first month's total includes a £9.99 activation fee. Plusnet states any mid-contract price rise in pounds on its deal page, and our table builds those rises in.
Real cost means everything you pay over the contract, minus any reward card, divided by the months. Plusnet includes a Hub Two router. Selected plans come with a Plusnet Reward Card; the table shows which, and takes its value off the real cost. Its cash value lowers your real cost.
Compare the real cost column, not just the monthly price. Sort by real cost, cheapest first, then check the cheapest broadband deals to see how Plusnet compares with rivals. New customers only.
Straight answers
Questions people ask
- Is Plusnet broadband good value?
- Plusnet can be good value if you want broadband without a landline. Its full fibre packages, which run a fibre cable into your home, go from 74Mb to 900Mb in our table. To judge the real cost, compare the table, which counts every stated price rise and setup fee and ranks deals cheapest first.
- Does Plusnet raise prices mid-contract?
- Yes, Plusnet has mid-contract price rises, and it states each one in pounds on its deal page. Our table builds these rises into the real cost, so you see the full amount before you sign. Ofcom rules since 17 January 2025 also ban percentage and inflation-linked rises in new contracts.
- How do I switch to Plusnet?
- You only need to contact Plusnet, your new provider, to switch. Under Ofcom's One Touch Switch, Plusnet tells your old provider and arranges the move. Check your postcode for full fibre first, then sign up. New customers only.