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We’re all looking for a great broadband deal, but with so many providers on the UK market, how do we know we know we’ve found an internet company we can trust?
One of the best ways to find out what it’s really like to sign up with a provider is by reading one of our company reviews. We have one for each of the UK’s most popular internet companies, giving you an overview of what’s on offer including information on prices, speeds, special offers and customer service. We also go deeper, looking at things like upfront costs, data limits and combined service provision that includes both TV and landline phone calls.
Our reviews will help you make an informed decision about which ISP to opt for - all you need to do is find the deal that’s right for you!
Virgin Media provides the fastest and most reliable widely available broadband in the country, of that there can be no argument.
Sky offers the most complete subscription TV packages in the UK, so bundling up with broadband seems like a no-brainer.
Arguably Britain's best-known provider of broadband and telephone services, BT Broadband can be on the expensive side.
Plusnet, now owned by BT, has a stellar customer service reputation, winning award after award, year after year.
TalkTalk Broadband is aimed squarely at the budget-conscious customer. Nothing about it is particularly remarkable.
One of the 'big six' energy providers, SSE began offering broadband not all that long ago. It's almost always among the cheapest.
EE is, of course, primarily a mobile network provider. Nevertheless, it offers a competent and competitive broadband service.
NOW TV is Sky's dedicated streaming service, and of course we also have Sky Broadband. Do we need NOW Broadband?
Vodafone is best known as a mobile network. When it comes to broadband, it's low monthly payments that set it apart.
Generally at the more 'luxury' (expensive, let's just say expensive) end of the market, John Lewis Broadband trades on its brand.
Shell Energy is the new name for First Utility, which was an energy provider first and a broadband provider more recently.
Hyperoptic isn't widely available, but offers unrivalled speeds of up to 1,000Mbps – provided you can get it.
Post Office knows its audience. Its no-nonsense broadband is aimed squarely at the older generation with a no-frills service.
A smaller provider, Direct Save Telecom offers some of the cheapest broadband in the country.
POP Telecom is a small and not particularly well-known budget broadband and phone provider.
Origin Broadband offers decent broadband at decent prices. You won't find a lot of frills here.
Brighton-based iTalk offers nationally available competitive broadband deals to those who like prefer to deal with a smaller company.
Relish offers home broadband via a 4G mobile network to properties in and around central London, making it a somewhat niche provider.
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