Sky Broadband Deals & Offers July 2026
COMPARE SKY BROADBAND AND TV BUNDLES
Sky’s July range starts with Full Fibre 100 at £24/month, includes Full Fibre 500 at £27/month, and offers Sky Stream TV and broadband bundles from £35/month. Use the sections below to compare packages, then check our Sky Broadband price tracker for recent price movements.
Sky’s main TV and broadband cards show no upfront fees. Some broadband-only orders may require £9.95 router delivery and a £10 activation fee, so check the order summary before completing your purchase.
Sky offers up to £200 switching credit on broadband and up to £300 when switching TV and broadband together. Also compare the speed, contract length, setup charges and any annual price changes. Our Sky Broadband pros and cons guide can help you decide whether the wider package suits your home.
Sky availability varies by postcode: most full-fibre plans are listed as available to 79% of UK homes, while Gigafast+ is more limited. Run the postcode checker before choosing. Readers comparing the brand over the longer term may also find our history of Sky Broadband useful, while our pros and cons guide covers the practical strengths and drawbacks.
Sky Broadband Only Deals
Sky’s broadband-only range now stretches from part-fibre packages to symmetrical 5Gbps broadband. Full Fibre 100 at £24/month is the lowest current direct headline price, while Full Fibre 500 at £27/month is the same price as Full Fibre 300 and Gigafast at £31/month suits busy homes that can access it. For details on routers, reliability and customer support, read our Sky Broadband review.
Important: These are new-customer headline prices. Availability varies by address, Gigafast+ coverage is more limited, and Sky states that prices may change during the minimum term.
Broadband + WiFi Max
Sky WiFi Max adds a wall-to-wall WiFi guarantee, advanced security, parental controls and device prioritisation. It currently starts from £6/month and can be added at no extra monthly cost with Gigafast+ speeds.
WiFi Max is useful for larger or harder-to-cover homes, but it is not automatically necessary for every customer. Our Sky Broadband advantages and disadvantages guide looks at the wider value of Sky’s equipment and add-ons.
Sky TV & Broadband Bundles
Current Sky Stream Bundles
Sky’s current TV and broadband range starts at £35/month. Essential TV with Full Fibre 150 and Full Fibre 300 are both £35/month, Ultimate TV with Full Fibre 300 is £41/month, and 900Mbps Gigafast bundles are now listed from £45/month.
Bundle terms: Sky Stream bundle cards show no upfront fees and up to £300 switching credit for eligible new TV and broadband customers. Sky Glass Air bundle prices include a TV loan element and show from £20 upfront payment. Prices may change during the 24-month minimum term.
Compare Sky’s Recent Price Changes
Promotional prices can move quickly. Our Sky Broadband price tracker compares recent monthly snapshots, including changes to Full Fibre 100, 150, 300, 500 and Gigafast. It can help you judge whether today’s offer is stronger or weaker than the deals available in previous months.
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By Hasnaat Mahmood
Broadband & Technology Expert
Sky’s July offers cover everything from lower-cost full fibre to multi-gigabit packages. Full Fibre 100 at £24/month is the cheapest current direct headline price, Full Fibre 500 at £27/month matches the Full Fibre 300 price, and Gigafast at £31/month offers 900Mbps where available. Before ordering, compare the package features in our Sky Broadband review and check the final contract summary for your address.
Last updated: 3 July 2026. FindCheapBroadband.com is an independent comparison site supported by advertising.
Sky Broadband Basics (Social Tariff)
Sky Broadband Basics costs £20/month for 24 months. It is available to eligible existing Sky Broadband customers receiving qualifying benefits, with the available speed depending on the connection at the address.