Getting your broadband bundled with your TV or mobile phone deal can be cheaper than paying for all these services separately.
A broadband bundle is when your broadband provider also offers another service as part of the same 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 might work out cheaper too.
The main attraction of bundled products is cost and convenience.
Getting a mobile phone plan and TV package together with your broadband service could prove cost effective compared with sourcing them separately. It’s usually easier than signing up for separate services too.
Most broadband bundles involve some combination of broadband, TV and phone services. Go.Compare lets you compare deals on:
Start by putting your postcode into our address checker to see what specific options are available to you. Your choice of bundle depends on your budget and priorities.
If you’re already looking to switch mobile phone provider, you could save money by getting a SIM-only deal bundled with your broadband contract. This is likely to be cheaper than getting a SIM-only phone contract and broadband service separately.
It gets more complicated if you also want a new handset. You need to do the sums to compare.
Then you need to:
This might seem like a lot of work, but it’ll give you a much fairer comparison because both numbers represent the cost of getting mobile phone service for a specified period with a certain handset. Then you can just pick whichever is cheaper.
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.
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.) This gives you an idea of what the TV portion is costing and helps you decide whether it’s worth it.
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 - charges on top of the agreed monthly payment that could push the overall price up.
The right bundle for you depends on your priorities. The search box above lets you filter by specific channels (like Sky Cinema or kids’ channels).
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.
It is 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.
Last updated 23rd January 2025