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Switching broadband in the UK is straightforward thanks to One Touch Switch and clear cooling off rights. Use the steps below to compare broadband deals at your address, then switch online with confidence.
Enter your postcode so we only show broadband deals available where you live, including typical speeds, total price and any setup fees.
Filter by price, contract length, average speed, mid contract rise policy and extras such as Wi-Fi pods or TV.
Complete a secure order with your new provider. If you are switching within Openreach, you usually do not need to contact your old provider.
On activation day, downtime is usually minimal. Plug in the new router when prompted. You have a 14 day cooling off period for online or phone orders.
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Use these quick tools to size your connection, then compare broadband deals that match your household.
Answer a few questions about how you use the internet and get a personalised speed recommendation for your home.
Open RightSpeed.co.ukRun a speed test now. Use the result to decide whether to switch or upgrade.
Repeat the test and compare download and upload. If Wi-Fi is busy, try again on Ethernet for accuracy.
Tip: larger homes and 4K streaming benefit from full fibre or cable. Renters often prefer 4G or 5G home broadband for quick setup.
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Size your needs with the RightSpeed quiz and test your current connection at HowFast.uk or UKSpeedTest.co.uk.
Use the results to pick the right speed before you commit to a contract.
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Match the advertised average speed to how your home actually uses the internet. For most households, stability matters as much as peak speed.
Focus on the total cost you will pay, not just the first month headline.
Pick extras you will genuinely use. They can change the value of a deal.
Tip: if you are moving between different networks, allow a 1 to 2 day overlap to avoid any downtime.
Switching is one of the easiest ways to cut your broadband bill and improve reliability. Put your postcode in the comparison, check the total cost including any setup fee, and choose a speed that fits your home. Most people can upgrade to full fibre for better Wi-Fi and smoother streaming, often for less than they pay today. If you are not sure what speed you need, take the quick RightSpeed quiz and run a quick test at HowFast.uk.
- Out of contract already? You can switch with no exit fees.
- Crossing networks, such as Virgin to Openreach or to 5G, may need an engineer or hub delivery. Allow a 1 to 2 day overlap.
- You have a 14 day cooling off period for online and phone orders.
Broadband delivers internet to your home over fixed networks or mobile signals. Your router connects to that network and shares the connection around the home, usually over Wi-Fi. The technology available at your address affects speed, reliability and latency, which is why postcode-level availability matters.
Fibre all the way to your home. Offers ultrafast and gigabit packages with very low latency and strong reliability. Typical download speeds: 150 Mbps to 1 Gbps and above, with rising upload speeds.
Fibre to the street cabinet, then copper to your property. Speeds depend on distance and line quality. Typical downloads: 30 to 70 Mbps.
Runs on a separate cable network. Very high download speeds with wide UK coverage and improving uploads. Typical downloads: 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps.
Uses the mobile network via a router. Quick to set up and flexible, but performance varies with signal strength and local congestion.
Alternatives where cables do not reach. Latency and data policies vary by provider. Best where no fixed or strong mobile option is available.
Legacy broadband over phone lines with the slowest speeds. Being retired as full fibre reaches more homes. Switch as soon as a faster service is available.
Factual, UK-focused guides to size your speed, plan your switch and avoid surprises.
Step-by-step guide covering availability checks, One Touch Switch, cooling off rights, exit fees and activation day tips.
What speed you need, how to test properly, and how technologies differ (full fibre, cable, FTTC, 4G/5G home broadband).
Pre-switch checklist on exit fees, total cost, number porting, overlap, and what to do on activation day.
Quick UK speed test with multi-connection mode. Run it before and after you switch to verify performance.
Look for strong upload speeds, reliable Wi‑Fi, and a minimum speed guarantee. Full fibre or cable is usually best.
Consider 1–12 month terms or 4G/5G home broadband for flexibility. Self-install is common.
If FTTC is slow, check for full fibre, cable or strong 5G. Compare fixed-price vs annual-rise deals.
Some providers offer lower-cost social tariffs for eligible customers. Availability varies by location.
Start with availability, then confirm eligibility at checkout
Match the speed to your household and usage. Not sure? Take the RightSpeed quiz or run a quick speed test.
Yes if you are out of your minimum term. If you are still in contract there may be an early exit fee unless your provider cannot fix persistent under-performance. You can see your contract end date on your bill or online account.
Next step: check deals at your address or cross-check on SearchSwitchSave.com.
Most switches complete within 1 to 2 weeks. Within the Openreach network your new provider normally handles the changeover date using One Touch Switch. Moving between different networks, such as Virgin Media to an Openreach provider or to 4G or 5G home broadband, may require an engineer visit or hub delivery.
Usually no for Openreach to Openreach moves. Your new provider notifies the old one. If you move to or from a different network, for example Virgin Media or 4G or 5G home broadband, you may need to cancel the old service after the new one goes live to avoid overlap charges.
Any interruption is usually brief. Like for like moves on Openreach often involve minutes of downtime on the day. Cross-network changes may have a longer window while the new line is activated or the hub is provisioned.
Tip: arrange your changeover for a quieter day and have mobile data as a backup.
Match speed to the number of people and devices in your home. Use tools to size correctly before you buy.
See our speed guide then compare deals.
Focus on the effective first year cost. Add the monthly price across the term and include any setup, delivery or installation fees. Subtract bill credits or vouchers. Check if the contract has a stated mid-contract rise or if it is fixed price for the term.
Some deals have a clearly stated annual increase. Others are fixed price for the term. We flag this in the deal details so you can choose with confidence. If a provider changes terms beyond the contract you can usually leave without penalty.
Yes. Full fibre, cable, and 4G or 5G home broadband do not need a traditional landline. FTTC often still uses the line for delivery, but you do not need to take a voice plan.
Enter your postcode to see which technologies reach your address.
Several UK providers offer social tariffs for eligible customers on certain benefits. Prices are lower and terms are flexible. Availability varies by provider and location.
Check availability first, then confirm eligibility with the provider during sign up.
You can usually keep your landline number when moving within the same underlying network. Ask to port the number during sign up. ISP provided email addresses are often tied to your old account, so move to a neutral mailbox such as Outlook or Gmail before you switch.
Your new provider normally supplies a compatible router or hub. When changing network type, such as to cable or to 5G home broadband, you will receive new equipment.
See quick tips in Speed tools.
Yes where signal is strong or where fixed lines are not ideal. It is quick to set up and flexible. Performance varies with signal strength and local congestion. Place the router near a window and consider an external antenna if supported. Check any data policies or fair use terms.
See speed guide and deals near you.
Helpful reads: Broadband for renters on SearchSwitchSave.
If speeds fall below the guaranteed minimum, contact your provider to diagnose the fault. If they cannot fix it you will usually be offered options such as leaving penalty free. You also have a 14 day cooling off period for online and phone orders.
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FTTC is often self-install with short lead times. Full fibre or cable may need an engineer visit and can take longer depending on appointments. 4G or 5G home broadband can often be active within days via hub delivery.
Check the appointment window during checkout and keep mobile data as a fallback on activation day.
Many providers support third-party routers, but requirements differ by technology (PPPoE for some FTTP/FTTC, VLAN tagging for some altnets, DOCSIS for cable, and SIM-based for 4G/5G hubs). Using the supplied router first helps activation and support.
Most broadband providers run a credit check for fixed-line services. Some 4G or 5G home broadband or no-credit-check options may exist but can be limited. If concerned, ask the provider before you order.
