No-contract broadband
No-contract broadband runs on a rolling 30-day plan, so you can leave with a month’s notice and no exit fee. Virgin Media, Hyperoptic, YouFibre, KCOM, WightFibre, Rebel Internet, Zzoomm, BeFibre and Three 5G home all offer monthly plans, but they usually cost a few pounds more a month or carry a higher setup fee than a 24-month deal.
Facts checked: 24 October 2026 · Page updated: · Deals update daily
At a glance
Notice to leave a rolling plan. No exit fee.
Provider termsRebel Internet’s setup fee on 1-month plans (£0 on 12 or 24 months).
Rebel Internet · Oct 2026YouFibre 200 Mb on a monthly plan, against £22 on a fixed term.
YouFibre · Oct 2026NOW Broadband withdrew its short contracts.
NOW · Oct 2026Live no contract deals
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How the providers compare
| Provider | Rise during contract | Contract | Social tariff | Complaints |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zen | None | 18 months | No | — |
| YouFibre | None on fixed terms | 24 months or monthly | From £16.99 | — |
| Trooli | None for 24 months | 24 months | No | — |
| Fibrus | None | 12–24 months | From £14.99 | — |
| Quickline | None | 24 months | From £16.50 | — |
| Truespeed | None | 12–24 months | Not confirmed | — |
| Lightspeed | None | 24 months | No | — |
| Rebel Internet | None during or after | 1, 12 or 24 months | No | — |
| KCOM | about £1–£3 every March, in £ | 24 months or 30-day Flex | From £14.99 | — |
| V4 Consumer | up to +£2.95 | 24 months | No | — |
| Community Fibre | +£3 | 12–24 months | £12.50, open to all | — |
| Sky | +£3 not in contract: 30 days to leave free | 24 months | £20, existing customers | 5 |
| NOW Broadband | +£3 not in contract: 31 days to leave free | 24 months | £20, existing members | — |
| Vodafone | +£3.50 | 12 or 24 months | £20 | 8 |
| Three 5G home | +£3.50 | 1, 12 or 24 months | No | — |
| BT | +£4 every 31 March | 24 months | From £16.50 | 7 |
| EE | +£4 every 31 March | 24 months | Via BT Home Essentials | 6 |
| Plusnet | +£4 every 31 March | 24 months | Via BT Home Essentials | 4 |
| TalkTalk | +£4 | 24 months | None | 10 |
| Virgin Media | +£4 also on promo prices | 24 months or 30 days | From £12.50 | 6 |
| Hyperoptic | +£4 | 12, 24 months or monthly | From £12 | — |
Who sells monthly broadband?
Virgin Media (M125 to M500), Hyperoptic, YouFibre, KCOM Flex, WightFibre (monthly only), Rebel Internet, Zzoomm, BeFibre FlexiMonth, 4th Utility and Three 5G home. Zen offers 30-day plans in selected areas. Prices on monthly plans can change, and YouFibre’s rise by CPI each year.
How to switch with One Touch Switch
- Pick a deal available at your address.
- Order with the new provider. Give your name, address and current provider. You never need to call your old one.
- See your exit costs. Your old provider must tell you any exit fees before you go ahead.
- Switch day. Your old contract ends automatically, with no more than one working day offline.
Never roll onto the out-of-contract price.
Add your provider and end date. We’ll email you three weeks before, with deals at your address already lined up.
No contract questions
Can I get broadband without a contract?
Yes. Virgin Media, Hyperoptic, YouFibre, KCOM, WightFibre, Rebel Internet, Zzoomm, BeFibre and Three 5G home offer rolling monthly plans (checked October 2026).
Is no-contract broadband more expensive?
Usually a little. YouFibre 200 Mb is £34.99 a month on a monthly plan against £22 on a fixed term, and Rebel Internet charges £75 setup on 1-month plans.
How much notice do I need to give?
Usually 30 days, with no exit fee.