Social tariffs
Social tariffs are low-cost broadband plans for eligible households receiving certain benefits, such as Universal Credit or Pension Credit.
For the full explainer, see the Social tariffs guide.
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Social tariffs overview
Social tariffs are reduced-price packages for eligible households. Eligibility depends on benefits and provider terms, so check the rules before you apply.
Social tariffs overview
Social tariffs are reduced-price packages for eligible households. Eligibility depends on benefits and provider terms, so check the rules before you apply.
- Eligibility rules vary by provider.
- Prices can be lower than standard packages.
- Check contract length and support details.
Social tariffs overview
Social tariffs are reduced-price packages for eligible households. Eligibility depends on benefits and provider terms, so check the rules before you apply.
- Eligibility rules vary by provider.
- Prices can be lower than standard packages.
- Check contract length and support details.
Use Citizens Advice for support if you are struggling with bills.
Social tariffs overview
Social tariffs are reduced-price packages for eligible households. Eligibility depends on benefits and provider terms, so check the rules before you apply.
- Eligibility rules vary by provider.
- Prices can be lower than standard packages.
- Check contract length and support details.
Use Citizens Advice for support if you are struggling with bills.
If eligibility changes, confirm options again.
Social tariffs overview
Social tariffs are reduced-price packages for eligible households. Eligibility depends on benefits and provider terms, so check the rules before you apply.
- Eligibility rules vary by provider.
- Prices can be lower than standard packages.
- Check contract length and support details.
Use Citizens Advice for support if you are struggling with bills.
If eligibility changes, confirm options again.
Some providers offer rolling contracts for social tariffs.
Social tariffs overview
Social tariffs are reduced-price packages for eligible households. Eligibility depends on benefits and provider terms, so check the rules before you apply.
- Eligibility rules vary by provider.
- Prices can be lower than standard packages.
- Check contract length and support details.
Use Citizens Advice for support if you are struggling with bills.
If eligibility changes, confirm options again.
Some providers offer rolling contracts for social tariffs.
If you are unsure, ask the provider to confirm eligibility.
Social tariffs overview
Social tariffs are reduced-price packages for eligible households. Eligibility depends on benefits and provider terms, so check the rules before you apply.
- Eligibility rules vary by provider.
- Prices can be lower than standard packages.
- Check contract length and support details.
Use Citizens Advice for support if you are struggling with bills.
If eligibility changes, confirm options again.
Some providers offer rolling contracts for social tariffs.
If you are unsure, ask the provider to confirm eligibility.
- Check benefit requirements.
- Confirm contract length and support options.
- Ask about setup fees if shown.
Social tariffs overview
Social tariffs are reduced-price packages for eligible households. Eligibility depends on benefits and provider terms, so check the rules before you apply.
- Eligibility rules vary by provider.
- Prices can be lower than standard packages.
- Check contract length and support details.
Use Citizens Advice for support if you are struggling with bills.
If eligibility changes, confirm options again.
Some providers offer rolling contracts for social tariffs.
If you are unsure, ask the provider to confirm eligibility.
- Check benefit requirements.
- Confirm contract length and support options.
- Ask about setup fees if shown.
If you are comparing social tariffs, check whether your provider offers a home move option.