LinkSpeed guide
Save money with UK broadband social tariffs
Social tariffs are cheaper broadband packages for eligible households, often linked to benefits such as Universal Credit or Pension Credit.
What is a broadband social tariff?
A broadband social tariff is a cheaper package offered to eligible customers, usually with simpler pricing and no penalty for switching away later.
Cheap broadband on Universal Credit
Many social tariffs are aimed at households receiving Universal Credit or similar benefits. Check eligibility, speed, contract terms and total monthly cost.
FAQs
Who can get a broadband social tariff?
Eligibility depends on provider and benefit type.
Are social tariffs slower?
Some are lower speed, but many are enough for everyday use.
Can I switch to a social tariff mid-contract?
Rules vary by provider, so check before switching.