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    Updated 2 November 2026. Broadband could be one of the easiest household bills to cut this month. We found an advertised £12-a-month full-fibre package, a £13 home 5G option and other deals worth checking, but the lowest introductory price is not always the lowest total cost.

    Whether you live in a city flat, a suburban house or a rural village, it pays to check which networks actually serve your address, what happens to the monthly bill in April and whether you are eligible for a cheaper social tariff. Here is our November 2026 guide to finding a better deal, without recycling expired promotions.

    Cheapest verified full-fibre headline: £12 a month

    Hyperoptic 150Mb Full Fibre is currently advertised at £12 a month on a 12-month contract, with no setup charge. The price rises by £4 a month in April 2027. On the November comparison assumptions, that is £176 over 12 months, or £14.67 a month on average.

    It is for eligible addresses on Hyperoptic’s network, not a nationwide price that everyone can order.

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