BT Broadband Deals: Get Up To £150 Reward Card on BT Full Fibre Broadband

BT has hidden broadband deals where you can get up to a £150 reward card when you sign up as a new customer. See the hidden BT reward card deals.

In the UK, BT has a number of hidden broadband deals that you won’t be able to find if you go directly to their site. On these hidden deals, you’ll be able to get up to a £150 reward card on full fibre broadband, when you sign up as a new BT customer.

All of these BT broadband deals include a powerful ‘Smart Hub’ Wi-Fi router, plus online security with Norton anti-virus. If needed, you’re also able to customise your plan with add-ons like a digital phone line, EE TV, Complete WiFi and Hybrid Connect.

In this article, we’ll look at the best BT Broadband deals, including all of the hidden reward card offers that can save you money. We’ll also review the range of add-ons for BT Broadband, before looking at how you can switch your broadband service.

Prices From:	£26.99 per month
Contract Length:	24 month contract
Exclusive BT Broadband Deals:	50Mb for £26.99 67Mb for £27.99 with £40 reward card 150Mb for £28.99 with £50 reward card 300Mb for £30.99 with £60 reward card 500Mb for £31.99 with £80 reward card 910Mb for £35.99 with £150 reward card Monthly cost will rise each April by £4
What We Like:	New customers can get up to a £150 reward card when signing up. Inclusive ‘BT Smart Hub’ router for your home wi-fi connectivity. Online security with Norton anti-virus & BT Web Protect is included.
What We Don’t Like:	The monthly cost will rise each April by £4 (it adds up over 24 months). Maximum speeds of 900Mbps: other providers like EE go faster. It’s available with EE TV but this is normally more expensive than Sky.
Coverage:	Openreach – check postcode Supports full fibre (FTTP), part-fibre (FTTC) & ADSL

Best BT Broadband Deals

If you’re looking to save money on a new BT broadband connection, it’s currently possible to get up to a £150 reward card when you sign up through these links:

Service	Download Speed	Monthly Cost (will rise each April by £4)
Fibre 1	50Mbps average download	£26.99 per month No upfront fee 24 month contract	See deal
Fibre 2	67Mbps average download	£27.99 per month No upfront fee £40 reward card 24 month contract	See deal
Fibre Essential	36Mbps average download	£27.99 per month No upfront fee 24 month contract	See deal
Full Fibre 150	150Mbps average download	£28.99 per month No upfront fee £50 reward card 24 month contract	See deal
Full Fibre 300	300Mbps average download	£30.99 per month No upfront fee £60 reward card 24 month contract	See deal
Full Fibre 500	500Mbps average download	£31.99 per month No upfront fee £80 reward card 24 month contract	See deal
Full Fibre 900	910Mbps average download	£35.99 per month No upfront fee £150 reward card 24 month contract	See deal

The reward card will be sent to your email address around 14 days after your broadband is set-up. It’s a prepaid Mastercard that you can use for your shopping online anywhere that Mastercard is accepted.

All of these BT broadband deals include the following features as standard:

• Full fibre technology, if it’s available in your home. As long as it’s available at your address, BT will use the latest full fibre technology (FTTP) to deliver the broadband service to your home. This is the UK’s most reliable broadband technology and it gives you a faster and more consistent online experience. If full fibre technology isn’t yet available where you live, you’ll get their ‘Superfast Fibre’ instead, which uses part-fibre technology (also known as fibre-to-the-cabinet, or FTTC).
• Unlimited usage with no slowdowns. All of BT’s broadband deals now include unlimited data as standard, with no hidden limits or slowdowns for using too much data.
• Smart Hub router. You’ll get BT’s Smart Hub router included with their broadband service. This produces a Wi-Fi network for your other devices to connect to. It supports dual-band Wi-Fi 5 technology (802.11ac). While it’s not the latest technology as it lacks support for the newer Wi-Fi 6, it’s more than adequate for the majority of homes and the speeds on BT’s full fibre service.
• Norton anti-virus. You’ll get inclusive online security with BT Virus Protect, which is powered by Norton anti-virus technology. You’ll get 15 Virus Protect licenses included on Fibre 2 and above (or 2 licenses included on Fibre Essential and Fibre 1).

There are some things that are not included by default, such as a home phone (landline) service. If needed, you can add a digital phone line for an extra £5 per month (or just pick up a cheap SIM-only deal for your mobile phone and save yourself some money).

All of the reward card deals that are shown above are available on a 24-month contract. If you need more flexibility (e.g. because you’re a student, if you’re renting, or due to move soon), there are also 12-month contracts available on BT. However, the monthly price on these deals is typically about £8-10 more expensive than on the 24-month deals. You also won’t be able to benefit from the BT reward card offers on this page.

BT Broadband Add-Ons

If needed, the following add-ons are available for your BT broadband plan:

• EE TV: This is a flexible television service that works with your BT broadband connection. With it, you’ll get a set-top box (either the Apple TV 4K or the EE TV Box Pro). It will allow you to stream content like NOW Entertainment, Netflix, Discovery+, TNT Sports and Sky Sports, with no need for an aerial or dish. There are a range of different TV packages available, which you’re able to change from month-to-month.
• Complete Wi-Fi: This add-on gives you a guaranteed Wi-Fi signal in every room of your home. It does this using a Complete Wi-Fi Disc that boosts the signal from your Hub. If needed, up to two more Wi-Fi Discs are also available from BT. The Complete Wi-Fi service uses mesh technology to give you one seamless whole home Wi-Fi network. This is backed by a £100 money-back guarantee.
• Hybrid Connect: This will add a 4G broadband connection, to be used as backup in case there’s ever a fault with your fibre connection. The switchover between full fibre and 4G will happen seamlessly at the hub so all of your devices will remain connected to the internet without you needing to lift a finger. The backup connection is provided by EE’s 4G network.
• Digital Phone Line: If you need a home phone service, this is available for an extra £5 per month. It will allow you to keep your geographical phone number – the only difference to a traditional landline is that you’ll need to plug the phone into the back of your Smart Hub.

BT Broadband Speeds

If you’re trying to choose the best BT Broadband plan for your usage, it’s worth thinking about what you do using your home broadband and the maximum number of devices you’ll use at the same time.

For most households, streaming online video is the most bandwidth-heavy activity. You’ll need about 5Mbps for a HD stream and about 25Mbps for an Ultra HD (4K) stream. For instance, if you wanted to stream ultra HD video on 6 devices at a time, you would need 150Mbps of bandwidth.

The following table shows the average speeds you can expect on each BT Broadband plan:

BT Broadband Plan	Average Download Speed	Average Upload Speed
Copper Broadband (ADSL)	10Mbps	1Mbps
Fibre Essential	36Mbps	9Mbps
Fibre 1	50Mbps	9Mbps
Fibre 2	67Mbps	18Mbps
Full Fibre 150 (Full Fibre & G.fast)	150Mbps	30Mbps
Full Fibre 300 (Full Fibre & G.fast)	300Mbps	49Mbps
Full Fibre 500 (Full Fibre only)	500Mbps	73Mbps
Full Fibre 900 (Full Fibre only)	900Mbps	110Mbps

When you enter your address on the BT website, you’ll be given a personalised estimate of the speeds that will be available in your home. This will take into account the technology that’s available.

In general, full fibre customers will get very close to the advertised speed. However, customers on a part-fibre connection may see slower speeds in their area (this depends on the distance between your home and the nearest cabinet). You’ll also be given your ‘Stay Fast Guarantee’ speed on BT’s website.

Switching to BT Broadband

If you’re currently using another broadband provider, it’s easy switching to BT Broadband.

Start by ordering your new fibre broadband service from BT. You can do this on the BT website. If you’d like to keep your current home phone number, be sure to add a landline service to your plan and give your current phone number to BT.

Typically, it takes up to 14 days for your new BT Broadband service to be set-up. In advance of it going live, you’ll be sent your new Smart Hub router through the post. On the go-live date, you’ll need to unplug your old broadband router and replace it with the new Smart Hub from BT.

There’s no need for you to separately cancel your old broadband service, as BT will do this for you automatically as part of their One Touch Switch (OTS) service.

For step-by-step instructions on how to switch to BT Broadband, please select your current broadband provider from the list below:

More Information

For more information about BT’s broadband and exclusive reward card offers, please see the official BT website.