Vodafone Broadband Deals and Offers

Vodafone’s own site advertises full fibre broadband from £23.50 a month on a 24-month plan, Pro 4 from £31 and 5G Broadband from £17.¹⁴⁵ Every plan rises by a fixed amount each 1 April.³

Prices were checked on 8 November 2026. The price for your speed depends on your address, and Vodafone shows it after a postcode check.

Vodafone broadband prices, November 2026

Vodafone’s own starting prices run from £17 a month for 5G Broadband to £31 for Pro 4, with standard full fibre from £23.50.¹⁴⁵

These are the lowest prices Vodafone advertises for each type of plan. Vodafone’s site shows the exact price for each speed only after you enter an address and confirm you live there or are moving in.¹

Full fibre and Pro 4

Vodafone’s own “from” prices, new customers, 24 months, checked 8 November 2026¹⁵

Plan	What you get	From now	From April 2027	From April 2028	24-month total
Vodafone Broadband (full fibre)	Full Fibre 74 to 910Mbps, depending on address; Power Hub (WiFi 6)	£23.50	£27	£30.50	£655
Pro 4	Full fibre up to 8Gbps where available; Ultra Hub 7+ (WiFi 7), booster, 4G Broadband Back-up	£31	£34	£38	£829
Part fibre	Up to 80Mbps, where full fibre isn’t available	£25	£28.50	£32	£691

Vodafone’s full fibre deals banner on the same pages says “from £25.50”, so expect your price to be at or a little above the lowest figure.¹ Faster tiers of 1.8Gbps, 2.2Gbps and up to 8Gbps are sold in some full fibre areas only.² Adding a landline costs £3 a month more; see our guide to broadband and phone deals.³

Our reviews cover each speed: Full Fibre 74, Full Fibre 150, Full Fibre 500 and Full Fibre 910.

Pro 4 adds the Ultra Hub 7+ (WiFi 7), a Super WiFi 7+ booster, 4G Broadband Back-up with 100GB of data, Secure Net Home security and 90 days of monitoring by Vodafone’s Broadband Xperts.⁵ At the starting prices, Pro 4 costs £7.50 a month more than standard full fibre.¹⁵

5G Broadband deals

Vodafone 5G Broadband prices, Vodafone’s own, checked 8 November 2026⁴

Contract	Speed	Now	From April 2027	Total over the contract
5G Broadband, 24 months	up to 150Mbps	£17	£20.50	£499
5G Broadband, 12 months	up to 150Mbps	£22	£25.50	£288.50
5G Broadband, 1 month	up to 50Mbps or 150Mbps	£29 to £30	rolling	no minimum term

5G Broadband runs over Vodafone’s mobile network with a 5G Hub or Outdoor Hub, so speed depends on signal, and the GigaCube is no longer sold.⁴ Check availability at your address first. Read our Vodafone 5G Home Broadband review.

How we worked out the 24-month totals

Each total assumes a contract starting in November 2026: five months at the starting price, 12 months after the 1 April 2027 rise and seven months after the 1 April 2028 rise, using the rises Vodafone shows. On standard plans the two rises add £91 over 24 months.¹³

Divided by 24, standard full fibre at the starting price really costs £27.29 a month.

Best Vodafone deal for your household

Pick the speed for your household first, then compare its price at your address: most homes are well served by Full Fibre 150 or 500, and busy homes by Full Fibre 910.²

• One or two people: Full Fibre 150. It covers streaming, video calls and browsing. Read our Full Fibre 150 review, or the Full Fibre 74 review if 150 isn’t offered at your address.
• Families and home workers: Full Fibre 500 or 910. Check the gap between them at your address: if it’s small, 910 is the better buy. See the Full Fibre 500 review and the Full Fibre 910 review.
• Big homes with WiFi dead spots: Pro 4 or a booster. Pro 4 starts £7.50 a month above standard full fibre. If coverage is the only problem, a Super WiFi booster on a standard plan is £7 a month.³⁵
• No full fibre, or renting: 5G Broadband. No engineer visit, and 12-month or 1-month plans.⁴
• Vodafone mobile customers: any plan, with Vodafone Together. A Vodafone Pay monthly plan takes £2 a month off standard broadband and 5G, and £4 off Pro.⁴
• Uploading big files or streaming live: check your network. On CityFibre and Community Fibre, uploads match downloads (see below).⁶

Not sure how fast you need? Our guide to what speed you need works it out by household.

Current Vodafone offers and when they end

Vodafone’s switcher credit of up to £300 towards your old provider’s exit fees has no end date, and its TalkTalk switcher voucher ends on 25 November 2026.⁷²

• Switcher credit. Vodafone credits up to £300 to your account to cover exit fees paid to your old provider, for new 24-month home broadband or 5G Broadband customers. Claim within 90 days of activation; the terms give no end date.⁷
• TalkTalk switchers. Vodafone’s legal terms list a voucher for TalkTalk customers that ends on 25 November 2026.²
• Vodafone Together. £2 a month off standard broadband and 5G, or £4 off Pro, with a Vodafone Pay monthly mobile plan.⁴
• Black Friday. Vodafone’s broadband pages had no Black Friday offer on 8 November 2026.² Virgin Media had Black Friday prices, as compared below.⁸

Price rises and contract terms

Vodafone’s monthly price rises by a fixed amount every 1 April: £3.50 on standard plans, which adds £91 over a 24-month contract starting in November 2026.³

The rise is set in pounds and pence, so you can plan for it. Calls outside your plan rise by CPI plus 3.9% each April, and the Vodafone Essentials Broadband social tariff has no annual rise.³

Deals run for 24 months, apart from 5G Broadband, which also comes on 12-month and 1-month plans.²⁴ When they end, Vodafone says your price increases because the in-contract discount expires.²

If you leave early, the early termination fee is 80% of your monthly price for each month left: £225.60 with 12 months left at the £23.50 starting price.³

CityFibre or Openreach: why your address changes the deal

Vodafone sells full fibre over Openreach, CityFibre and Community Fibre. Your address decides which, and that changes your upload speed, the top speed on offer and the price.⁶³

On Openreach, uploads are much slower than downloads: 27Mbps on Full Fibre 150 and 68Mbps on Full Fibre 500. On CityFibre and Community Fibre, uploads match downloads.⁶

Prices differ too. Vodafone’s standard price list puts Full Fibre 500 at £32 a month on CityFibre and £37 on Openreach before in-contract discounts, and the 1.8Gbps tier is CityFibre only.³

Together the three networks reach 25.1 million premises with Vodafone full fibre.⁶ Where full fibre hasn’t arrived, Vodafone sells part fibre from £25, or 5G Broadband.⁴ Read fibre and full fibre explained for the technology.

Router, set-up and extras

Standard installation and the router are free on Vodafone deals, but you pay for extras like a landline or WiFi booster, and for kit you don’t return.³

Vodafone extra charges, price plan effective 29 October 2026³

Charge	Amount
Standard installation	£0 (a fee may apply if more than 15 metres of new fibre is needed)
Router (Power Hub, WiFi 6)	£0
Landline	£3 a month
Super WiFi booster (standard plans)	£7 a month
Router not returned	£99 (Ultra Hub on Pro II plans £199)
Booster or 4G Broadband Back-up kit not returned	£40 each
Leaving early	80% of the monthly price for each month left

Pro plans carry a WiFi Guarantee: up to three boosters if a room can’t get 10Mbps, then the right to leave without an early termination fee.²

How to get the best price from Vodafone

Check the price for your speed at your own address, compare 24-month totals, claim the switcher credit within 90 days, and haggle when your contract ends.¹⁷

• Check your address, not the headline. Vodafone’s “from” prices are its lowest; the price for your speed shows after the postcode check.¹
• Compare 24-month totals. A plan that starts cheaper can cost more over the contract once rises and set-up fees are added.³
• Claim the switcher credit. If you’re leaving another contract early, Vodafone covers up to £300 of the exit fee, claimed within 90 days.⁷
• Haggle at the end of your contract. Ofcom requires providers to send an end-of-contract notice 10 to 40 days before your contract ends.⁹ Quote the new-customer price for your package and ask Vodafone to match it; our guide to haggle for a better broadband deal has a script.

These are new-customer prices. Existing customers should compare them with what they pay before the 24 months run out; contacting Vodafone has the numbers.

How Vodafone’s prices compare with EE and Virgin Media

On each provider’s own website, Vodafone’s full fibre starting price was the lowest of the three, and the cheapest over 24 months once the April rises are added.¹¹⁰⁸

Cheapest full fibre starting price on each provider’s own website, 24 months from November 2026¹¹⁰⁸

Provider	Cheapest plan advertised	Starting price	Yearly rise	24-month total
Vodafone	Vodafone Broadband (full fibre, speed depends on address)	£23.50	£3.50 each 1 April	£655
Virgin Media (where available)	M125, 132Mbps, broadband only	£23.99	£4 each April	£679.76
EE	Full Fibre 74 at our sample address	£27.99 plus a £30 activation fee	£4 each 31 March	£805.76

Virgin Media’s price is a Black Friday price that ends on 6 December 2026.⁸ Sky, BT and Plusnet aren’t included because their own sites show prices only after an address check, so we couldn’t compare them on the same basis. One-off set-up fees are counted only where the provider charges one.

Vodafone’s own site doesn’t list a price for each speed before the address check, so we can’t match speeds like for like from its prices. On service, Vodafone had 7 broadband complaints per 100,000 customers in Ofcom’s April to June 2026 figures, against an average of 6, while Which? customers rated it 67%, 5th of 12.¹¹¹²

Compare the other big providers on our BT broadband, EE broadband, Sky broadband and Virgin Media broadband pages, or see all UK broadband providers.

More Vodafone guides

Our Vodafone guides cover the whole range, each package in depth, customer service and how to cancel.

• Overview. The Vodafone broadband hub: networks, Pro, service record and every guide.
• Package reviews. Full Fibre 74, Full Fibre 150, Full Fibre 500, Full Fibre 910 and 5G Home Broadband.
• Customer service. Contacting Vodafone: Broadband Xperts are on 0333 304 0191, 8am to 8pm, Monday to Sunday.²
• Cancelling. How to cancel Vodafone broadband: exit fees, notice and returning the router.

Common Vodafone deal mistakes

Most people who overpay for Vodafone broadband make one of these five mistakes, and each is easy to avoid.

Vodafone broadband deals FAQs

What is the cheapest Vodafone broadband deal? On Vodafone’s own site, full fibre starts at £23.50 a month on 24 months. 5G Broadband starts lower, at £17, where available.¹⁴

Does Vodafone sell Gigafast broadband? Not under that name. Vodafone’s plans are named by speed, from Full Fibre 74 to 1.6Gbps and beyond; Gigafast is Sky’s name for its 900Mbps plan. Vodafone’s nearest match is Full Fibre 910, priced at your address.²

What happened to Vodafone Superfast 1 and 2? Vodafone’s price plan now lists its part-fibre plans as Fibre 1 and Fibre 2, for homes without full fibre, with part fibre from £25 a month.³⁴

How much does Vodafone broadband go up each April? A fixed £3.50 a month every 1 April on standard plans, which adds £91 over a 24-month contract starting now.³

Is there an installation fee? Standard installation is £0 and there’s no router charge, but a fee can apply if more than 15 metres of new fibre is needed.³

Can existing Vodafone customers get these deals? They’re new-customer prices. Existing customers should compare them with what they pay when the end-of-contract notice arrives, then ask Vodafone to match them.²⁹

Does Vodafone pay my exit fees if I switch? Yes, up to £300 as account credit for new 24-month customers, claimed within 90 days of activation.⁷

Vodafone deal terms in plain English

Full fibre

Fibre optic cable all the way into your home, used by every Vodafone Full Fibre plan.

Part fibre

Fibre to a street cabinet, then copper to your home; Vodafone’s Fibre 1 and Fibre 2.

“From” price

The lowest monthly price a provider advertises; your speed and address can cost more.

Switcher credit

Vodafone’s account credit towards the exit fee you paid your old provider.

Mid-contract price rise

An increase to your monthly price before your contract ends; Vodafone’s is a fixed £3.50 each April on standard plans.

Early termination fee

The charge for leaving before your minimum term ends; Vodafone’s is 80% of the monthly price for each month left.

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