Between 15 October and 4 November 2026, Virgin Media's selected broadband and phone bundles start at £26.99 a month, broadband with TV and Netflix starts at £34.99, and Volt bundles with an O2 SIM start at £40.99. SwitchSquid has put every price from the offer into one set of tables, so you can see how the speeds, TV tiers and Volt options stack up before you click through.
Virgin Media offers at a glance
Virgin Media's offer period for these selected bundles runs from 15 October to 4 November 2026. The prices are monthly prices as listed in the offer. The contract length, any setup charges and your final price depend on your address and the options you pick, so check the basket before you order.
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The simplest way into the offer is broadband with a phone line. Prices run from £26.99 for the M125 plan to £32.99 for Gig1, which is Virgin's gigabit-class speed. If you do not need television, this is where most households will find the best value.
Broadband and phone prices
These are the prices in the selected broadband and phone bundles for the offer period. The plan names are Virgin's own: the number is the headline speed tier in Mbps, and Gig1 is the gigabit tier.
Plan | Monthly price | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
M125 | £26.99 | One or two people: streaming, browsing and video calls |
M250 | £31.99 | Households that want extra speed headroom for several devices |
M350 | £28.99 | A strong all-rounder for families |
M500 | £30.99 | Heavy streaming, gaming and home working |
Gig1 | £32.99 | The fastest tier; large downloads and many connected devices |
You may notice that M350 is listed lower than M250. That is how the prices appear in the offer, and it is a good reminder not to assume a higher speed tier always costs more. If you are choosing between M250 and M350 or M500, look at the price in your basket before you decide, because the cheaper option can also be the faster one.
For most homes, M350 at £28.99 and M500 at £30.99 are the interesting ones. Both sit within a few pounds of the entry plan, and both give more speed than most families will use at once. Gig1 at £32.99 is only £2 above M500, so if you are tempted by the fastest tier, the gap is smaller than you might expect. Whether you can actually use that much speed depends on your devices and Wi-Fi setup; many older laptops and phones cannot go faster than a few hundred megabits.
Broadband and TV prices
If you want television as well, the offer includes M500 broadband bundled with TV and Netflix at four levels. They differ only by the TV packs included, so the monthly price is mostly the price of the channels.
Bundle | Monthly price | What you add |
|---|---|---|
M500 Entertainment + Netflix | £34.99 | Entertainment TV channels and Netflix |
M500 Cinema + Netflix | £44.99 | Adds movie channels |
M500 Sport HD + Netflix | £54.99 | Adds sport channels in HD |
M500 Sport HD + Cinema + Netflix | £64.99 | Sport, cinema and Netflix together |
Compared with the £30.99 M500 broadband-and-phone price, the Entertainment bundle at £34.99 costs £4 more each month. For that, you get TV and Netflix in one bill, which can be cheaper than paying for the pieces separately if you would subscribe to Netflix anyway. If you already pay for Netflix, check your own numbers: the £4 gap is the whole price of the TV extras.
The Sport HD bundles are a big step up. The jump from Entertainment to Sport HD is £20 a month. Over a year, that is £240, so decide whether you will watch enough live sport to justify it.
Volt bundles with an O2 SIM
Volt is Virgin Media's bundle that combines gigabit broadband with an O2 SIM. It also includes Netflix in most versions, and the pricing in this offer is:
Volt bundle | Monthly price |
|---|---|
Gig1 Entertainment + Netflix + O2 SIM | £40.99 |
Gig1 Cinema + Netflix + O2 SIM | £50.99 |
Gig1 Sport HD + Netflix + O2 SIM | £60.99 |
Gig1 Sport HD + Cinema + Netflix + O2 SIM | £70.99 |
Gig1 Max Volt | £76.99 |
Volt makes sense if you want to put your mobile, broadband and TV with one company and you are happy to move your phone number to an O2 SIM. It is less appealing if you are in a good SIM-only contract elsewhere, as the combined bill makes it harder to see what each part costs. Volt availability can also depend on your address, so use the availability check rather than assuming.
What to check before you order
Availability: Virgin Media's network does not reach every street. Check your postcode first.
Contract length and setup costs: confirm both in the basket. Both can vary by address and product.
Price changes: look at the terms for any in-contract price rise, and the price you will pay once the minimum term ends.
Offer period: these prices apply to the 15 October to 4 November 2026 offer. Selected bundles can change from one period to the next.
Bundles: TV, Netflix and SIM elements may have their own conditions, such as the Netflix plan tier included.
How to switch to Virgin Media
Decide whether you want broadband and phone, TV, or Volt.
Enter your postcode on Virgin Media's site to see which speeds are available.
Choose your plan and compare the basket price with the table above.
Pick an installation date. Some homes can be connected without an engineer visit; others need one.
Tell your old provider once the new service is working, and ask about any notice period or exit fees.
Which Virgin Media plan fits which home?
A quick way to choose is to count the people and screens that are online at the same time. A couple who stream in the evening and take the odd video call will rarely notice the difference between M125 and anything faster. A family of four with phones, tablets, a games console and two people working from home will do better on M350 or M500, simply because more things are pulling data at once. If you regularly download large games, back up photos to the cloud or move video files, Gig1 is the tier that removes any doubt.
It is also worth thinking about upload speed and Wi-Fi coverage, which the headline number does not show. A faster plan will not fix a router hidden in a cupboard at the other end of the house. Putting the router in a central, open spot, or adding a mesh extender, often does more for everyday speed than moving up a tier.
How Virgin Media compares with other providers
Virgin Media runs its own cable network in much of the UK, so the experience differs from providers that use Openreach lines. Its speed tiers are easy to understand and its bundles are popular with households that want TV and broadband together. The trade-off is that its network does not cover everywhere, and some competitors undercut it on price or include bill credits. If you can get Full Fibre from other providers at your address, compare monthly prices and total contract costs before you choose. If you value gigabit speeds and an established TV bundle, Virgin is a solid contender.
Our verdict
For most households, M350 at £28.99 or M500 at £30.99 is the sweet spot in this offer. They cost little more than the entry plan and give plenty of speed. Gig1 at £32.99 is a small step up if you want maximum speed. If you like TV, the M500 Entertainment bundle at £34.99 is a tidy way to combine broadband, TV and Netflix. Volt only makes sense if you are happy to move your mobile to O2.
Details are correct as of 19 October 2026. Prices and availability can change, so please check the Virgin Media page before ordering.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Virgin Media broadband deals from 15 October to 4 November 2026?
Broadband with a phone line starts at £26.99 a month for M125 and goes up to £32.99 for Gig1. TV bundles with M500 and Netflix start at £34.99, and Volt bundles with an O2 SIM start at £40.99.
What is the cheapest Virgin Media plan in this offer?
M125 broadband and phone at £26.99 a month is the lowest price listed. M350 at £28.99 and M500 at £30.99 give more speed for a small step up.
Why is M350 cheaper than M250?
That is how the prices appear in the offer for this period. Always compare the basket price for each plan, because a faster tier can cost less than a slower one.
What is Volt?
Volt is Virgin Media's bundle of Gig1 broadband with an O2 SIM, usually with Netflix and a TV package as well. Prices in this offer run from £40.99 to £76.99 a month.
How much does Virgin Media's TV bundle cost?
With M500 broadband and Netflix, the Entertainment bundle is £34.99 a month, Cinema is £44.99, Sport HD is £54.99 and Sport HD with Cinema is £64.99.
How long is the offer?
The selected bundles in this guide are priced for 15 October to 4 November 2026. Check the Virgin Media page for the price in your basket.
Is Virgin Media available at my address?
Not everywhere. Virgin Media checks your postcode to show the speeds and bundles available to you, so use the availability check before you decide.
