EE broadband prices
EE Broadband Prices
EE broadband is currently listed from £23.99 a month on comparison listings. EE's own October page is also promoting Full Fibre 500 for £28.99 a month with £0 activation. Compare the current price routes, future March increases and our May–October 2026 price history.
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EE broadband monthly prices in October 2026
Comparison sites can carry partner prices that are lower than EE's own public cards, so the two routes are deliberately kept separate rather than blended into one misleading list.
Full Fibre 150
Current partner-listing price. A strong all-round speed for streaming, gaming and home working.
Full Fibre 500
Current comparison-route level for busy homes with multiple heavy users and large downloads.
Full Fibre 900
The October tracked level is £2 higher than the September record, but still sits close to the mid-tier plans.
Full Fibre 1.6Gb
For power users and multi-gig capable homes. The October tracked price is notably above September.
| Plan | Average download | Current tracked price | From 31 Mar 2027 | From 31 Mar 2028 | Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fibre 36 | 36 Mbps | £25.99 | £29.99 | £33.99 | Part fibre |
| Fibre 50 | 50 Mbps | £25.99 | £29.99 | £33.99 | Part fibre |
| Fibre 67 | 67 Mbps | £23.99 | £27.99 | £31.99 | Lowest part-fibre |
| Full Fibre 150 | 150 Mbps | £23.99 | £27.99 | £31.99 | Lowest full-fibre |
| Full Fibre 300 | 300 Mbps | £24.99 | £28.99 | £32.99 | Mid-speed |
| Full Fibre 500 | 500 Mbps | £25.99 | £29.99 | £33.99 | Fast |
| Full Fibre 900 | 900 Mbps | £27.99 | £31.99 | £35.99 | Ultrafast |
| Full Fibre 1.6Gb | 1,600 Mbps | £38.99 | £42.99 | £46.99 | Fastest tracked |
Current-route note: Fibre 67, Full Fibre 150, 500, 900 and 1.6Gb were cross-checked against current October EE comparison listings. Fibre 36, Fibre 50 and Full Fibre 300 were checked against current broadband comparison listings. Availability and one-off charges can vary by address and route.
Full Fibre 500 at the same headline price as a slower tier
EE's own October page is currently promoting Full Fibre 500 for £28.99 a month on a 24-month contract, with £0 activation. EE states £32.99 from 31 March 2027 and £36.99 from 31 March 2028.
Which price should you use? Treat the comparison-route figures as tracked market prices and EE's direct card as a separate buying route. The final postcode-specific EE order summary is the price that applies to your home.
Confirm your EE quoteEE broadband price history: May to October 2026
The same tracked plan names are kept across each dated snapshot so you can see where October moved rather than overwriting the earlier prices.
Show exact May–October prices
| Plan | 15 May | 15 Jun | 3 Jul | 1 Aug | 2 Sep | 3 Oct | Sep → Oct |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fibre 36 36 Mbps | £24.99 | £24.99 | £24.99 | £24.99 | £24.99 | £25.99 | +£1.00 |
| Fibre 50 50 Mbps | £24.99 | £24.99 | £24.99 | £24.99 | £24.99 | £25.99 | +£1.00 |
| Fibre 67 67 Mbps | £22.99 | £22.99 | £22.99 | £22.99 | £22.99 | £23.99 | +£1.00 |
| Full Fibre 150 150 Mbps | £22.99 | £22.99 | £22.99 | £22.99 | £22.99 | £23.99 | +£1.00 |
| Full Fibre 300 300 Mbps | £23.99 | £23.99 | £23.99 | £23.99 | £23.99 | £24.99 | +£1.00 |
| Full Fibre 500 500 Mbps | £24.99 | £24.99 | £24.99 | £24.99 | £24.99 | £25.99 | +£1.00 |
| Full Fibre 900 900 Mbps | £25.99 | £25.99 | £25.99 | £25.99 | £25.99 | £27.99 | +£2.00 |
| Full Fibre 1.6Gb 1,600 Mbps | £33.99 | £33.99 | £33.99 | £33.99 | £33.99 | £38.99 | +£5.00 |
What changed in the October EE price check?
The October shift is more noticeable at the top end: the 1.6Gb tracked price rose by £5, while Full Fibre 900 rose by £2 and the lower tiers generally moved by £1.
Fibre 36, Fibre 50, Fibre 67, Full Fibre 150, 300 and 500 each moved up by £1 against the September record.
The tracked 900 Mbps monthly price is £2 higher than September before the scheduled March increases.
The fastest tracked package saw the largest monthly movement in this October snapshot: £5.
Why EE direct prices are tracked separately
EE changes the plan cards and promotions on its own site independently of comparison routes. Keeping those records separate avoids pretending unlike-for-like offers are the same price series.
Full Fibre 500 headline promotion
EE currently promotes 500 Mbps for £28.99 a month with no activation fee.
The previous EE-site snapshot also recorded 500 Mbps at £29.99, 900 Mbps at £31.99 and 1.6 Gbps at £40.99.
EE is currently framing Full Fibre 500 as a same-price faster-speed promotion, with WiFi 7 included.
Direct EE prices are therefore kept as dated website records instead of being spliced into the comparison-site history.
How EE's March price rises affect the monthly cost
For current new broadband contracts, EE adds £4 to the broadband monthly plan price on 31 March each year. EE TV adds £2, so broadband + TV can rise by £6.
£23.99 becomes £31.99 after two March increases
Using the current tracked comparison price and EE's published £4 annual broadband increase.
Applies to current new-contract pounds-and-pence terms.
A broadband + TV bundle can therefore increase by £6 in total.
The starting price and future prices shown for your address should be confirmed before you sign up.
EE prices vary by postcode and buying route
Use EE's checker to confirm the direct price at your address, then compare it with current partner listings before deciding which route gives you the better overall cost.
EE broadband price FAQs
Current monthly prices, EE-direct differences, annual increases and the October price movement.
01What is the cheapest EE broadband price currently shown?
02What is EE's current direct Full Fibre offer?
03Why can EE's own website cost more than a comparison listing?
04How much is EE Full Fibre 900 now?
05How do EE broadband annual price increases work?
I keep EE's comparison-route prices separate from EE's own public price cards because the two channels can show different monthly costs and one-off charges. The May–October table preserves each dated price snapshot instead of replacing older values when the market changes.