No mid-contract rises
Broadband with no price rises
Most big providers add £3.50 to £4 a month every spring. These providers don’t raise prices during your contract at all.
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How much do rises cost?
A £4 yearly rise adds about £96 over a 24-month contract that starts now.
Why do big providers rise?
Since January 2025 rises must be in pounds, but they’re still allowed. Only these providers promise none.
What happens after the contract?
Prices usually move to a standard rate — switch or renegotiate when your provider tells you the contract is ending.
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Broadband with no price rises: who offers it
| Provider | Contract | Price policy |
|---|---|---|
 | 18 months as standard (12 or 24 on request) | Contract Price Promise — no rises during the contract |
 | 24 months (from July 2026), or monthly at a higher price | No rises on fixed-term contracts (terms 7.4); monthly plans rise by CPI each year |
 | 24 months | Price lock — no rises for 24 months (on re-contracting, +£2 in months 13–24 is possible) |
 | 12, 18 or 24 months | No rises during the contract; £40–60 after it |
| Quickline | 24 months; social tariff monthly; 30-day satisfaction guarantee | No rises during the contract |
 | 12, 18 or 24 months (monthly at the standard price) | No rises during the contract; the price moves to standard after the promo period |
 | 30 days, 12 or 24 months | No rises during the minimum term — but 24-month plans step up after 12 months (e.g. £22 → £26) |
| BeFibre | 12 or 18 months, or FlexiMonth with no minimum term | No rises during the contract |
| iTalk | 18 months | Fixed price guarantee — no rises during the contract |
| Lightspeed | 24 months (12 on request) | No rises during the contract |
 | 24 or 12 months, or 1 month | Fixed Price Guarantee — no rises during or after the contract |
Facts checked 24 October 2026 · All providers