EE Broadband Deals & Offers (April 2026)

Before you compare prices, it helps to understand how EE structures its fixed-line plans. You first choose a speed, then a plan tier. The tier determines what router, security tools and WiFi extras you receive.

• Core Plan The basic plan. Best if you just want the connection and already handle your own device security.
• Standard Plan Adds Norton Cyber Security and WiFi Controls.
• Premium Plan Includes the Standard extras and adds a WiFi Extender.
• Ultimate Plan The top-end fixed-line option with the Smart Hub 7 router and an EE Guide Home Visit.

These are the public-facing offer anchors that are visible in EE’s current pages. They are not the same thing as the official maximum monthly prices in the home tariff guide.

The tables below are the official maximum in-contract monthly prices for new customers signing now. This is the cleanest way to track new-customer EE pricing because the tariff guide is public and stable, while live checkout prices can vary.

EE also sells internet over its mobile network. For home use, the main products are the Smart 4G Hub and Smart 5G Hub 7 Pro. For portable hotspot use, EE’s current public WiFi price guide shows range-based pricing rather than one single fixed price per allowance.

Smart Hubs (18-Month Contracts)

The Smart 5G Hub 7 Pro is currently marketed with WiFi 7 tri-band support, two LAN ports, and average speeds of 146Mb/s.

Fixed-line EE broadband does not include a call pack by default. If you need a working landline-style calling service, you need to add an EE Digital Home Phone pack.

• Best for bundle-driven households: If you already use EE Mobile or plan to, EE One is where much of the household value shows up.
• Best for people who want choice: EE covers fixed-line full fibre, part fibre, home hubs and portable WiFi under one brand.
• Best for users who want premium add-ons: Higher tiers add router upgrades, WiFi controls, security tools and extender options instead of just raw speed.
• Watch-outs: EE’s live sale prices and official guide prices are very different, so always check whether you are looking at a public offer price or a guide ceiling.