Last updated: Tuesday 3 November 2026.
By: Switch Editorial Team, Switch Squid Ltd
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What are the best NOW Broadband deals? As listed on nowtv.com on 3 November 2026, NOW Broadband Full Fibre 75 is £23 a month, Full Fibre 100 is £25 and Full Fibre 300 is £28, each on a 24-month plan with £0 activation and £0 delivery. NOW is Sky’s lower-cost broadband brand and sells full fibre over the Openreach network, which NOW says reaches 79% of UK homes. The catch is that NOW says the price may change during the 24-month minimum term without giving an amount. This guide compares the three NOW plans, shows when a faster or fixed-rise deal makes more sense, and explains how to switch.
Sources: NOW Broadband plans, Sky deals and BT’s offer page, as listed on 3 November 2026.
NOW Broadband Full Fibre 75: £23 a month, £0 activation
- 80Mbps average download and 16Mbps upload for £23 a month on a 24-month plan, as listed on NOW’s broadband page on 3 November 2026
- £0 activation and £0 delivery; NOW says its full fibre reaches 79% of UK homes
- Main limitation: NOW says the price may change during the 24-month minimum term but gives no amount
NOW Broadband prices: November 2026
All three plans are full fibre to the home, so there is no part-fibre option in this list. Speeds are the averages NOW quotes on its plans page.
Plan | Average download / upload | Price a month | Set-up | Minimum term |
|---|---|---|---|---|
NOW Full Fibre 75 | 80Mbps / 16Mbps | £23 | £0 activation, £0 delivery | 24 months |
NOW Full Fibre 100 | 100Mbps / 18Mbps | £25 | £0 activation, £0 delivery | 24 months |
NOW Full Fibre 300 | 300Mbps / 40Mbps | £28 | £0 activation, £0 delivery | 24 months |
On every plan, NOW prints “Price may change during 24-month minimum term”. That means you cannot see a future price before you sign, unlike BT, which sets its rises in pounds. Keep a copy of your order summary.

Which NOW plan should you pick?
Full Fibre 75 at £23: one or two people streaming in HD, browsing and making video calls. It is the lowest price NOW lists.
Full Fibre 100 at £25: a family with a few screens on at once. It gives a little more download and upload headroom than Full Fibre 75.
Full Fibre 300 at £28: busy homes with 4K streaming, gaming downloads and cloud backups. Upload rises to 40Mbps, which helps if you send big files.
If you need more than 300Mbps, NOW does not sell it. Sky, which owns NOW, sells Full Fibre Gigafast at 900Mbps average download, with £0 set-up as listed on 3 November 2026. Our Sky broadband deals guide compares Sky’s own plans.
NOW vs Sky and BT
NOW, Sky and BT all sell full fibre over Openreach, so the speed at your address is set by the line rather than the brand. The differences are price, rises and extras.
Deal | Average download | Price a month | Price during the term |
|---|---|---|---|
NOW Full Fibre 75 | 80Mbps | £23 | May change; no amount given |
NOW Full Fibre 300 | 300Mbps | £28 | May change; no amount given |
Sky Full Fibre Gigafast | 900Mbps | Shown on Sky’s deals page | May change; no amount given |
BT Full Fibre 150 | 150Mbps | £25.99 | £29.99 from March 2027, £33.99 from March 2028 |
All prices as listed on 3 November 2026 for new customers.
Sky Full Fibre Gigafast: 900Mbps full fibre, £0 set-up
- 900Mbps average download and 90Mbps upload on a 24-month plan, with £0 set-up, as listed on Sky’s deals page on 3 November 2026; Sky shows the monthly price on its page
- No code needed: Sky Pay As You Talk is included, and Sky offers up to £200 switching credit towards leaving fees
- Main limitation: new customers only, and Sky says the price may change during the 24-month minimum term

How to switch to NOW Broadband
Enter your postcode on NOW’s broadband page to see which plans reach your home.
Find your current contract end date, so you know if exit fees apply.
Order with NOW. Under One Touch Switch, the new provider arranges the move with your old one, so you do not need to cancel first.
Run a wired speed test on the first day and keep the result.
Our guide to switching broadband covers the process in more detail.
Which should you pick?
For most homes, NOW Full Fibre 75 at £23 a month is the cheapest of NOW’s three plans, and Full Fibre 300 at £28 suits busier households. If you need more than 300Mbps, look at Sky Full Fibre Gigafast instead. If you would rather know your price for every year of the contract, BT Full Fibre 150 at £25.99, rising to £29.99 from March 2027, sets its rises in pounds.
BT Full Fibre 150: £25.99 a month, £0 activation
- Full Fibre 150 for £25.99 a month on a 24-month contract, rising to £29.99 from March 2027 and £33.99 from March 2028, on BT’s offer page on 3 November 2026
- £0 activation, plus up to £300 towards your old provider’s leaving fees, paid as bill credit
- Main limitation: full fibre must reach your address, and the price rises twice during the contract
FAQ
How much is NOW Broadband?
As listed on 3 November 2026, NOW Full Fibre 75 is £23 a month, Full Fibre 100 is £25 and Full Fibre 300 is £28, each on a 24-month plan with £0 activation and £0 delivery. NOW says the price may change during the minimum term but does not give an amount.
Is NOW Broadband the same as Sky Broadband?
NOW is owned by Sky and sells full fibre over the same Openreach network. NOW’s plans top out at 300Mbps; Sky sells faster plans, including Full Fibre Gigafast at 900Mbps.
Will NOW Broadband prices go up during the contract?
NOW says the price may change during the 24-month minimum term, but it does not give an amount. Read the contract summary before you order.
Does NOW Broadband charge a set-up fee?
No. On 3 November 2026, NOW listed £0 activation and £0 delivery on all three full fibre plans.
Is NOW Broadband available at my address?
NOW says its full fibre reaches 79% of UK homes. Enter your postcode on NOW’s broadband page to see which plans you can get.
What is the fastest NOW Broadband plan?
Full Fibre 300, with average speeds of 300Mbps download and 40Mbps upload, at £28 a month. For faster speeds, look at Sky Full Fibre Gigafast or another full fibre provider.





