Broadband Bundles

Compare the best Internet bundles

Getting your broadband bundled with your TV or mobile phone deal can be cheaper than paying for all these services separately.

What’s a broadband bundle?

A broadband bundle includes another service as part of your broadband package, like TV channels or a mobile phone contract. By bundling your broadband, phone and TV package together, you’ll only have one supplier to deal with. And it could save you money, too.

The benefits of broadband bundles

The main attraction of bundled products is cost and convenience.

Getting a mobile phone plan and TV package together with your broadband service can be cheaper than sourcing them separately. It’s usually easier than signing up for separate services, too.

What are the types of broadband bundles available?

Most broadband bundles involve some combination of broadband, TV and phone services. Go.Compare lets you compare deals on:

• Broadband and SIM-only mobile phone deals
• Broadband and TV
• Broadband and home phones

Which broadband providers offer TV with bundles?

We’ve got some great broadband and TV deals from Sky, Virgin Media, BT and EE:

• Sky: All TV and broadband bundles come with Netflix, Sky Atlantic and Discovery, and you can add on Sky Sports and Sky Cinema.
• Virgin Media: Entertainment and sports bundles are available on flexible 30-day contracts, as well as 24-month contracts.
• BT: Select packages come with EE TV (formerly BT TV), with options to add NOW TV, TNT Sports, Netflix and Apple TV+
• EE: You can add EE TV to your broadband package, which comes with over 70 channels, plus BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub and All4. And you can add on NOW TV, Netflix, TNT Sports and Paramount+

The exact packages available to you will depend on your postcode, so it’s worth comparing what each provider can offer in your area.

How to choose the right bundle for you

Start by putting your postcode into our address checker at the top of this page to see what specific options are available to you. Your choice of bundle depends on your budget and priorities.

Should you bundle mobile and broadband?

If you’re already looking to switch mobile phone providers, you could save money by getting a SIM-only deal bundled with your broadband contract. This can be cheaper than getting a SIM-only phone contract and broadband service separately.

Alternatively, you could bundle a new handset in with your broadband deal.

To make sure you’re getting a good deal, see how much the broadband contract would cost without the SIM or handset added in. Then go to our SIM only page or mobile phone deals page to see how much the SIM or phone would cost on its own. Finally, add those two numbers together and see if it’s cheaper than the bundled option.

Remember that most mobile phone deals are 24 months, while broadband bundles can be 12 or 18 months. So make sure you take that into account when you’re doing your maths.

Should you bundle your broadband with a landline?

Lots of us remember when you couldn’t get broadband without a landline, but those days are gone. It’s only worth including a landline in your broadband bundle if you actually want one. If so, check out our mobile and home phone deals.

What else should I consider with internet bundles?

As well as adding in TV channels, mobile phone deals or landline calls, it’s important to make sure your broadband deal meets your needs in every way. Here are some factors to think about before you sign up:

• Speed: Your broadband speed will determine how much you can do online. Pick a package with enough bandwidth for your household, whether that’s working from home, streaming, scrolling or several devices being used at once. Our broadband bandwidth calculator can help.
• Availability: The broadband deals you can get will depend on where you live. To find out what’s available at your address, use the postcode checker at the top of this page. Or to find out more information, check out our guide to broadband in your area.
• Contract length: You can get a broadband deal on a 30-day rolling contract or you can opt for a package that lasts for 12 months, 18 months or 24 months. As a general rule of thumb, the longer you’re locked in for, the cheaper the deal, But that’s not always the case. And your circumstances might make a shorter contract the better choice for you, like if you’re planning on moving home or you’re looking for student broadband.
• Customer support: It’s a good idea to do your research before you sign up to make sure your new broadband provider offers helpful customer service. We recommend checking out customer reviews on Trustpilot and looking up the latest Ofcom complaints data.
• Freebies: Plenty of broadband providers try to tempt new customers by offering freebies, such as shopping vouchers, discounted TV channels or bill credit. These offers can give you great value for money. Just be sure to check that the broadband package itself delivers everything you care about, so that you’re still happy with the plan long after you’ve used up the bill credit or spent your voucher
• Cost: As with any purchase, cost is one of the most important factors, especially when you’re signing up for a long-term contract. Make sure your monthly bill will be affordable for the duration of your contract, particularly with mid-contract price rises. If you’re struggling with broadband costs, check if you’re eligible for a social tariff.

What broadband speed do I need?

The broadband speed you need depends on your usage. You can use our speed calculator tool to help you decide what’s right for you. Or if you just want a rough idea, here are the speeds you can get and what they’re good for:

• Best for lone households: 20-50 Mbps: These speeds will allow you to browse or stream on a couple of devices at once
• Best for a few people working from home: 50-150 Mbps: Best for a few people working from home and also good for streaming HD content.
• Best for large households: 150-500 Mbps: Four or five people who like to stream, work from home and play online games
• Best for gamers: 500 Mbps+: The fastest speeds you can get,suitable for serious gamers and people who work from home and need to regularly download and send very large files

You can find more help in our guide to choosing the right broadband speed.

How to get the best deal on your broadband and TV?

It’s easy to get confused when you’re comparing a multitude of different options, and decision fatigue can set in. A few tips to help you save:

• Always try to compare the cost of a broadband and TV bundle with the cost of getting the same broadband on its own. (This kind of thing is what price comparison sites like ours are made for.) You’ll get an idea of what the TV portion is costing so you can you decide whether or not it’s worth bundling the services together
• A large choice of TV channels looks appealing but ask yourself if you’d actually pay for these channels separately if your broadband bundle didn’t include them. If not, maybe you don’t actually need them
• It’s easier to add than take away. Many providers are happy to upgrade your service mid-contract but they won’t move you to a cheaper service just because you’ve realised you’re not actually watching all those channels you signed up for
• Watch out for activation or installation costs. Any charges added on top of the agreed monthly payment will push the overall price up

FAQs

Which providers have the best internet bundles?

The right bundle for you depends on your priorities.

• Sky, BT, EE and Virgin Media all give you options to add extra TV channels and streaming services to your broadband.
• Virgin offers flexible 30-day add-ons, so you can change your mind and cancel after you’ve binged your favourite shows.
• BT and EE offer EE TV, which gives you access to over 70 channels.
• Sky is renowned for its TV bundles, with options to add in Sky Sports, Sky Cinema and Netflix.

The search box above lets you filter by specific channels, like Sky Cinema or kids’ channels, to help you find what you want.

You can also set a minimum broadband speed if that’s essential to you. Then see at a glance what the options are and sort by price.

Is it cheaper to get broadband and TV together?

It’s often cheaper to get your broadband and TV together than buying the same services separately. But don’t just assume this. Use a comparison site like ours to check the latest deals before you commit.

Can I get fibre broadband and TV deals?

Yes, you can. In fact, the vast majority of broadband and TV deals come with either part-fibre or full fibre broadband speeds. At the time of writing, here are some examples of the fibre and TV bundles available:

• Sky Stream: Speeds of up to 300 Mbps, plus Sky Essential TV and Netflix.
• Virgin Media Gig 1: Speeds of up to 1,130 Mbps, with Sport HD, Netflix and an O2 SIM.
• BT Full Fibre 900: Speeds of up to 900 Mbps, plus EE TV and TNT Sports.

Availability will depend on your area, so it’s worth checking your postcode to see which fibre broadband and TV packages you can get where you live.

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Page last updated: 7 April 2026