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In 2026, a fast full-fibre line plus the streaming apps you actually watch usually beats a traditional TV bundle on price. Here's how to decide — and the fibre deals to build on.
A 100Mbps+ full-fibre plan handles several 4K streams at once. Pay only for the apps you use, cancel any month, and keep your broadband bill from £20/month with our altnet partners.
See full-fibre dealsLive sport and premium channel packs are still cheapest inside a bundle. We don't compare TV bundles yet — we only list partners whose prices we can verify — but our broadband comparison keeps the connection half of the bill honest.
Compare broadbandWhy no TV bundle table? We only compare deals from partners with verified live pricing. When a TV-bundle partner joins our network, this page will carry the comparison — until then we'd rather point you at genuinely good fibre than pad a table.
Usually only if you want live sport or premium channels. For most households, a cheap full-fibre connection plus the streaming apps you actually use (iPlayer, Netflix, Disney+) now works out cheaper than a traditional bundle with a TV box and channel packs.
Mostly no — alternative networks like Be Fibre, Quickline, Highland Broadband and Connect Fibre focus on fast, cheap broadband and let you stream TV over the top. Some offer add-ons like mesh WiFi or landline calling instead.
Around 25Mbps per 4K stream, reliably. Any full-fibre plan of 100Mbps+ comfortably handles multiple 4K streams at once — see our full-fibre deals from £20/month.