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TV Deals: Compare Every UK Bundle in One Place

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Bundling your broadband with TV is one of the simplest ways to reduce your monthly bills. When you compare TV deals on Switch, you see every live offer from Sky, Virgin Media, BT, NOW TV, and TalkTalk, side by side, with no hidden costs. Whether you want live sport, premium drama, or just a reliable internet connection with some catch-up TV thrown in, the right bundle is out there.

Some of our best broadband deals - March 2026

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BT Broadband — BT Home Hub 4 (Black) with BT Home Broadband Fibre 2 + BT YouView+ (Black) with BT TV VIP

BT Broadband — BT Home Hub 4 (Black) with BT Home Broadband Fibre 2 + BT YouView+ (Black) with BT TV VIP

67 Mbps

average download speed

£114.99

a month

£31.99 setup cost

Price Details

24 month contract

Ultrafast fibre

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BT Broadband — BT Home Hub 4 (Black) with BT Home Broadband Full Fibre 900 + BT YouView+ (Black) with BT TV Big Entertainment

BT Broadband — BT Home Hub 4 (Black) with BT Home Broadband Full Fibre 900 + BT YouView+ (Black) with BT TV Big Entertainment

900 Mbps

average download speed

£89.99

a month

£61.99 setup cost

Price Details

24 month contract

Ultrafast fibre

BT Broadband reseller

Call 03300 296 397 More info or

Get deal
BT Broadband — BT Home Hub 4 (Black) with BT Home Broadband Full Fibre 300 + BT YouView+ (Black) with BT TV VIP

BT Broadband — BT Home Hub 4 (Black) with BT Home Broadband Full Fibre 300 + BT YouView+ (Black) with BT TV VIP

300 Mbps

average download speed

£64.99

a month

£31.99 setup cost

Price Details

24 month contract

Ultrafast fibre

BT Broadband reseller

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What Is a TV Deal?

A TV deal, sometimes called a broadband and TV bundle, gives you a single monthly payment that covers both your home internet and a pay-TV subscription. Instead of managing two separate bills, you get one contract, one direct debit, and often a lower combined price than you would pay buying each service on its own.
In the UK, the four main providers offering TV with broadband are Sky, Virgin Media, BT (via EE), and NOW TV. TalkTalk also provides entry-level Freeview-based bundles for budget-conscious households. Each takes a slightly different approach, from Sky's satellite and streaming hybrid to Virgin Media's cable network, so the best choice depends on your postcode, viewing habits, and budget.

TV Deals in 2026: Key Numbers

  • Entry-level bundles start from ~£28/month (NOW)
  • Premium packages reach £80+/month
  • Most contracts run 18 to 24 months
  • Top speed available: 1,130 Mbps (Virgin Media Gig1)

TV Deal Providers at a Glance

Prices vary by postcode and promotion: always check live rates for your address.

ProviderStarting PriceAvg SpeedContractBest For
Sky~£50 to £55/mo150 Mbps (FF 2)18 monthsPremium TV, Sky Sports, Sky Atlantic
Virgin Media~£30/mo132 to 1,130 Mbps18/24 monthsFastest speeds, budget entry
BT / EE~£45/mo100 to 900 Mbps24 monthsTNT Sports, Champions League
NOW TV~£28/mo75 to 300 MbpsMonthly rollingFlexible, no long-term lock-in
TalkTalk~£27/mo150 Mbps18/24 monthsBudget broadband + Freeview TV

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Tip: Always enter your postcode when comparing TV deals, not every provider reaches every street, and promotional pricing can change week by week.

Sky TV Deals

Sky remains the most popular premium TV provider in the UK, with around 5.77 million broadband subscribers and a content library built around Sky Sports, Sky Cinema, and Sky Atlantic. In 2026, Sky has moved away from satellite dishes for new customers, delivering content instead through Sky Stream (a streaming device) or Sky Glass (a smart TV with Sky built in).
  • Sky Entertainment: Netflix, Sky Atlantic, Sky Comedy, Sky Documentaries
  • Sky Sports: Premier League, F1, Cricket, Golf, and more live channels
  • Sky Cinema: over 1,000 films plus new releases every week
  • Sky Full Fibre broadband on the Openreach network, up to 500 Mbps
  • No satellite dish needed with Sky Stream or Sky Glass
Entry Sky bundles with Full Fibre 2 and Sky Entertainment start from around £50 to £55 per month on an 18-month contract. Adding Sky Sports or Sky Cinema pushes the monthly cost higher, but many households find the combined price cheaper than subscribing to Sky TV and broadband separately.
Price rise note: Sky raised monthly prices by £3 from April 2026 on Stream bundles.

Virgin Media TV Deals

Virgin Media operates its own cable network, separate from Openreach, reaching roughly 17 million UK premises. This gives Virgin Media a key advantage: ultrafast speeds that start at 132 Mbps and reach 1,130 Mbps on the Gig1 tier. If you can get Virgin Media at your address, it often represents the best value for households who want fast broadband plus a solid TV package.
  • Virgin TV 360 box: live TV, streaming apps, and catch-up in one interface
  • Channels including Sky Sports, TNT Sports, and Sky Cinema on higher tiers
  • Flex TV: a flexible, no-box option for lighter TV viewers
  • Volt bundle: pair Virgin broadband with O2 mobile to unlock free speed upgrades
  • Speeds from 132 Mbps up to 1,130 Mbps, the fastest widely available cable speeds in the UK
Virgin Media's entry bundle, M125 Fibre Broadband plus Flex TV, starts from around £30 per month, making it the most affordable TV deal for households in its coverage area. Bigger bundles with BT Sport and Sky Cinema sit in the £45 to £55 range. A price rise of £4 per month applied from April 2026, though select bundles carry price protection until April 2027.

BT and EE TV Deals

BT's TV offering centres on TNT Sports, which holds exclusive UK rights to the UEFA Champions League, Europa League, and Premier League matches, alongside flexible Netflix integration. Since BT and EE merged under the same parent company, customers increasingly buy joint BT/EE plans that combine broadband, TV, and mobile on a single bill.
  • TNT Sports (formerly BT Sport): Champions League, Europa League, Premier League
  • BT TV platform with NOW TV streaming passes available as add-ons
  • Apple TV+ included on select packages
  • EE Wi-Fi: access to 5 million UK hotspots
  • Full Fibre broadband up to 900 Mbps via Openreach
BT bundles typically run on 24-month contracts. Prices start from around £45 per month for entry-level TV with 100 Mbps broadband, rising to £65 or more for Full Fibre 300 with BT TV VIP. A £4 per month price increase was applied in April 2026.

NOW TV Broadband and TV Deals

NOW (owned by Sky) is the best choice for households who want flexibility. You can pick a broadband plan, Full Fibre 75, 150, or 300, and then bolt on NOW TV streaming passes month by month: Entertainment, Cinema, or Sports. There are no long-term TV contracts, so you can add Sport for a football season and drop it in summer without penalty.
  • Monthly rolling TV passes, Entertainment, Cinema, Sports, no fixed contract
  • Full Fibre broadband from 75 to 300 Mbps via Openreach
  • Sky-powered content without full Sky pricing
  • Starting from around £28/month for broadband plus an Entertainment pass
NOW is particularly good value if you only want premium channels for part of the year. A Sports pass for Champions League knockout rounds costs significantly less than a 12-month Sky Sports subscription.

How Much Can You Save with a Bundle?

Bundling broadband with TV does not always save money, it depends on whether you actually want the TV content included. The table below shows real-world comparisons for common setups.

ScenarioBundle CostSeparate CostMonthly Saving
Sky Broadband + TV + Netflix~£57/mo~£62/mo~£5/mo
Virgin Media M125 + Flex TV~£32/mo~£45/mo~£13/mo
NOW Broadband + Entertainment~£28/mo~£38/mo~£10/mo
BT Full Fibre 300 + BT TV VIP~£65/mo~£80/mo~£15/mo

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The biggest savings appear when the bundle includes streaming services (such as Netflix or Apple TV+) that you would already pay for separately. If you primarily use free streaming apps, BBC iPlayer, ITVX, All 4, then standalone broadband plus those free services will almost always be cheaper than a full bundle.

How to Choose the Right TV Deal

The right TV deal depends on three things: what you watch, how fast your broadband needs to be, and how long you are happy to commit.

1

Live sport fan

Look at Sky Sports or Virgin Media bundles with TNT Sports. BT also covers Champions League exclusively.

2

Premium drama viewer

Sky Atlantic and Sky Cinema are available through Sky or NOW (flexible passes).

3

Budget household

Virgin Media Flex TV from ~£30/month, or NOW Broadband + Entertainment from ~£28/month.

4

Speed priority

Virgin Media Gig1 (1,130 Mbps) leads the market. BT Full Fibre 900 is the fastest Openreach option.

5

No long-term commitment

NOW TV rolling passes let you cancel or change every month. Virgin Flex TV also has no fixed contract for the TV element.

6

Mobile bundle

Virgin Media Volt (with O2) and BT/EE joint plans reduce total spend on broadband, TV, and mobile combined, typically to £50 to £70/month.

Mid-Contract Price Rises: What to Expect in 2026

Every major TV bundle provider applies annual price increases during your contract. Always check the end-of-contract price, not just the headline monthly cost.

ProviderAnnual Price RiseFromPrice-Lock Available?
Sky+£3/monthApril each yearNo
Virgin Media+£4/monthApril each yearSelected bundles only
BT / EE+£4/monthApril each yearSelected deals until April 2027
NOW TVNo mid-contract riseRolling monthlyNo contract

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The PSTN Switch-Off and Your TV Bundle

The UK's old copper phone network (PSTN) is being switched off in 2027. For most TV bundle customers this makes little practical difference, Sky, Virgin Media, and NOW already deliver TV over internet connections rather than via a traditional phone line. If you have an older BT set-top box that relies on a phone line, it is worth checking with your provider before the switch-off date.

How Switch Helps You Find the Best TV Deals

Switch compares TV deals from every major UK provider in real time, pulling live pricing so you always see the current offer, not last month's rate. Enter your postcode to filter results by availability at your address, then sort by price, speed, or contract length.
  • Live pricing updated regularly so you see real current offers
  • Filter by provider, speed tier, contract length, or monthly budget
  • Clear breakdown of setup costs, price-rise schedules, and included services
  • Compare TV deals side by side, up to four packages at once
  • Direct links to sign up without hidden referral mark-ups
Switch does not charge you anything to compare. When you click through and take a deal, the provider pays a standard referral fee, your price stays exactly the same as going direct.

TV Deals: Compare Every UK Bundle in One Place: questions

Are TV bundles cheaper than streaming services?

For households who watch live sport or premium drama, bundles usually win. A Sky Stream + broadband package at around £57 per month beats paying separately for broadband (£31), Sky TV (£26), and Netflix (£11), a combined £68 per month. For light viewers who mainly use Netflix, Disney+, and BBC iPlayer, standalone broadband plus individual streaming apps is often cheaper and more flexible.

Can I keep my TV provider when I switch broadband?

What happens when my TV deal contract ends?

Does a TV bundle include Netflix?

What broadband speed do I need for streaming TV?

Is Virgin Media available in my area?