ISP NOW TV Slashes UK Fab Fibre FTTC Broadband to Just £20
Sky’s sibling ISP and video streaming service, NOW TV (NOW Broadband), has reduced the price of their 11Mbps “Brilliant Broadband” (ADSL), 36Mbps “Fat Fibre” and 63Mbps “Super Fibre” (FTTC / VDSL2) packages to just £15, £20 and £25 per month respectively on a 12 month contract.
The prices were last this low before Easter and NOW TV appears to have returned to them as part of a special summer discount promotion. Under the deal new customers will also receive phone line rental, unlimited usage and an included wireless router (i.e. a re-branded Sky Q Hub that also attracts a £9.99 one-off delivery charge).
Otherwise the packages currently offer free activation and you can optionally take a ‘no contract’ option too, but this attracts an additional one-off setup charge of £50. Free Evening & Weekend UK calls can be added on top for an additional +£4 per month or +£8 for Anytime UK calls.
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Generally the 36Mbps package looks to be the cheapest FTTC deal on the market at the moment, although the update we received didn’t mention an expiry date for the new discounts (we assume they’ll last until the autumn or thereabouts before returning to normal).
Brilliant Broadband (11Mbps Average)
PRICE: £15 per month for the first 12 months (£25.99 thereafter)Fab Fibre (36Mbps Average)
PRICE: £20 per month for the first 12 months (£35.99 thereafter)Super Fibre (63Mbps Average)
PRICE: £30 per month for the first 12 months (£43.99 thereafter)
Keith is a computer engineer and website developer from Dorset (England) who also assists, on a part-time basis, in the general upkeep of ISPreview.co.uk's systems and services. He also writes the occasional editorial and special offer article. Find me on Contacts.
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