Hey!Broadband Black Friday 2026: Gigafast 900 for £23 a month

Last updated: Monday 9 November 2026 (Europe/London).
Next update: when Hey!Broadband changes its Black Friday prices or publishes an end date.
By: Switch Editorial Team, Switch Squid Ltd

As of 9 November 2026, Hey!Broadband’s Black Friday Gigafast 900 full fibre is £23 a month on a 24-month plan — £20 a month less than the £43 list price — with matching 900Mbps upload and download, a free Nokia router, free standard installation, and a £100 bill credit if you switch with One Touch Switch. That undercuts BT Full Fibre 900 at £33.99 a month and Gigaclear’s Galileo 900 at £29 a month after its free months, though Hey only covers parts of London and the South. Hey has not published an end date for the offer, so check the live price before you order. If you buy through the deal boxes on this page, we may earn a commission. It does not change the price you pay.

Sources: Hey!Broadband’s broadband deals page and Black Friday landing page, Gigaclear’s packages page and November 2026 offer terms, and BT’s broadband deals page, all as listed on 9 November 2026; and Ofcom’s guide to telecoms price rises.

What Hey!Broadband is offering for Black Friday 2026

Hey!Broadband lists four Black Friday offers on its own pages, which we checked on 9 November 2026. All four are 24-month full fibre plans on Hey’s own network, with a free Nokia router, free standard installation (Hey quotes this as worth over £150), and a £100 One Touch Switch bill credit for customers who switch that way at checkout.

*Totals assume a November 2026 start and use Hey’s published month bands; they do not subtract the £100 One Touch Switch credit. Bundle month-10 prices already include the April 2027 £2 rise in Hey’s own framing.

Hey had not published a Black Friday end date on its deals or landing pages when we checked on 9 November 2026. Treat the prices as live until Hey changes them, and re-check on the day you order.

Gigafast 900 for £23: the 24-month cash maths

Gigafast 900 is the headline standalone deal. On a November 2026 start you pay:

• 5 months at £23 (November 2026 to March 2027) = £115

• 12 months at £25 (April 2027 to March 2028) = £300

• 7 months at £27 (April 2028 to October 2028) = £189

That is about £604 before the £100 One Touch Switch credit, or about £504 after it if you qualify. Averaged over 24 months, that is roughly £25.17 a month before the credit and £21 a month after it.

Hey’s broadband deals page shows Gigafast 900 at £23 a month with £43 crossed out and a “save £20/month” Black Friday label, as listed on 9 November 2026.

How Gigafast 900 at £23 compares with BT and Gigaclear

Here is a like-for-like look at three 900Mbps-class full fibre deals we can point you at today. Speeds and prices are as listed on 9 November 2026.

What the numbers say: on headline monthly price alone, Hey’s £23 beats BT’s £33.99 and Gigaclear’s £29 after the free months. Hey and Gigaclear both give you 900Mbps upload; BT Full Fibre 900 does not. Gigaclear’s six free months can still win on short-term cash if it reaches your postcode and you are ready to review the deal at month 18. Hey wins if you want a clear £2 April ladder, symmetrical 900Mbps, and you live in its London and South footprint.

The three half-price bundles

If you want extras, Hey’s Black Friday bundles cut the first nine months roughly in half, then step up. They all include Gigafast 900 speeds plus Mesh Wi-Fi Pro.

• Family Connect Pro — from £25.50 for 9 months. Adds Norton 360 Advanced for 12 months and an unlimited SIM. After month 9 it goes to £53, then £55 once the April rise lands in Hey’s later band. Best if you also need a mobile line and family security software.

• WorkSmart Pro — from £21 for 9 months. Adds a static IP and Norton for 12 months. Aimed at home workers who need a fixed address for VPN or servers.

• UltraPlay Pro — from £19.50 for 9 months. Static IP without Norton. The lowest starting price on Gigafast 900, though not the lowest 24-month total, if you care about gaming latency and a fixed IP more than antivirus.

Work out the 24-month total before you bite on the half-price headline. UltraPlay Pro’s ~£804.50 over two years is still more than standalone Gigafast at ~£604, because the later months jump hard. The bundles pay off when you will actually use the mesh kit, SIM or static IP.

Who Gigafast 900 at £23 suits

• Good fit: you live in a Hey!Broadband area in Greater London or the South, you upload a lot (video calls, cloud backups, content creation), and you want 900Mbps both ways without paying BT’s £33.99.

• Good fit for UltraPlay Pro: you want the same speeds plus a static IP for gaming or remote work, and you accept a higher 24-month total for the half-price start.

• Consider Gigaclear instead: you are rural, Gigaclear reaches you, and six free months matter more than Hey’s £23 headline.

• Consider BT instead: Hey does not reach your street and you need a national Openreach option, even with slower upload.

Important conditions

• Prices and price rises above were checked on Hey’s broadband deals page and Black Friday landing page on 9 November 2026.

• No Black Friday end date was published on those pages when we checked.

• The £100 bill credit needs a 24-month plan and One Touch Switch at checkout.

• April rises are a fixed £2 a month on these plans, shown in pounds on Hey’s price pages.

• Coverage is street by street in parts of Greater London, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Oxfordshire, Surrey, Hampshire and West Sussex — always check your postcode.

• You have 14 days to cancel a new broadband order under UK consumer rules.

How to switch to Hey!Broadband

1. Check your postcode on Hey’s site to confirm full fibre is available.

2. Pick Gigafast 900 standalone or one of the three bundles.

3. If you are moving from another provider, choose One Touch Switch at checkout so Hey can arrange the move and apply the £100 credit.

4. Keep your old service until the switch date so you are not left offline.

5. Test Wi-Fi after install; use Ethernet for a true 900Mbps speed check.

FAQ

How much is Hey!Broadband Gigafast 900 on Black Friday 2026?

As listed on 9 November 2026, Gigafast 900 is £23 a month on a 24-month plan, then £25 from April 2027 and £27 from April 2028. Setup is £0, with a free Nokia router and free standard installation. A £100 One Touch Switch bill credit applies on qualifying 24-month switches.

Is Hey!Broadband cheaper than BT Full Fibre 900?

On the Black Friday price, yes on the monthly headline: £23 against £33.99 for BT Full Fibre 900, both as listed on 9 November 2026. Hey also gives 900Mbps upload, while BT lists 110Mbps upload on Full Fibre 900. Coverage is the catch — Hey is London and the South only.

How does Hey compare with Gigaclear Galileo 900?

Both are symmetrical 900Mbps. Gigaclear’s Black Friday-style offer is six months free then £29 a month on an 18-month term. Hey is £23 rising by £2 each April on 24 months. Gigaclear can win on short-term cash in rural areas; Hey wins on a lower ongoing monthly price if it reaches you.

When do Hey!Broadband’s Black Friday deals end?

Hey had not published an end date on its deals or Black Friday landing pages when we checked on 9 November 2026. Check the live offer on the day you order rather than assuming a deadline.

What is included with Gigafast 900?

900Mbps download and upload, a free Nokia router, free standard installation, and the £100 One Touch Switch credit on 24-month plans. The Family, WorkSmart and UltraPlay bundles add mesh Wi-Fi and extras such as Norton, an unlimited SIM or a static IP.

Where is Hey!Broadband available?

Parts of Greater London and the South of England, including areas of Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Oxfordshire, Surrey, Hampshire and West Sussex. Availability is street by street, so use Hey’s postcode checker.

Are the half-price bundles better than standalone Gigafast?

Only if you will use the extras. Standalone Gigafast is about £604 over 24 months before the £100 credit. UltraPlay Pro is about £804.50, WorkSmart Pro about £863 and Family Connect Pro about £1,038.50. The lower starting months look cheap, but months 10–24 cost more.

Does Hey raise prices every April?

Yes. On these plans Hey shows a fixed £2 a month rise each April in pounds and pence on its price pages, which makes the 24-month total easier to forecast than providers that only say prices “may change”.

Final decision

If Hey!Broadband reaches your address and you want symmetrical 900Mbps without BT’s £33.99 bill, Gigafast 900 at £23 a month is the Black Friday deal to open first. Add a bundle only when the mesh kit, SIM or static IP is worth the higher two-year total. If Hey does not cover you, compare Gigaclear in rural postcodes and BT Full Fibre 900 nationally.

Last updated: Monday 9 November 2026 (Europe/London).
Next update: when Hey!Broadband changes its Black Friday prices or publishes an end date.
By: Switch Editorial Team, Switch Squid Ltd