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The Ofgem cap for October–December 2026 is £1,723/yr for a typical dual-fuel home. See which fixed deals beat it.

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Best value right now

Today's top deals

Ranked by what you really pay each month: the monthly price plus any upfront cost, spread over the contract.

  1. iD Mobile

    Phone

    Pixel 10a 128GB

    from iD Mobile

    100GBdata

    £16.62

    a month

    real monthly cost

    24-month contract

    • £14.99/mo + £39.00 upfront
  2. Lebara

    SIM only

    12 Month Plan

    from Lebara

    5GBdata

    £4.88

    a month

    real monthly cost

    12-month contract

    • £4.50/mo + £4.50 upfront
    • No mid-contract price rise
  3. Virgin Media

    Broadband

    Virgin Media M125

    £23.99

    a month

    real monthly cost

    24-month contract

    • No upfront cost
    • Availability depends on your address.

Latest phone deals

Pay monthly contracts on the newest phones from UK networks.

Launch

iPhone 18 Pro

Pay monthly contract from Mozillion

Total cost: £1404.12

256GB

Upfront cost£9.00
Per month£58.13
Contract24 months
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iPhone 18 Pro
Launch

iPhone 18 Pro Max

Pay monthly contract from iD Mobile

Total cost: £1508.76

256GB

Upfront cost£45.00
Per month£60.99
Contract24 months
View Deal
iPhone 18 Pro Max
New

iPhone Duo

Pay monthly contract from O2

Total cost: £3587.28

1TB

Upfront cost£30.00
Per month£148.22
Contract24 months
View Deal
iPhone Duo

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8

Pay monthly contract from Mozillion

Total cost: £1512.12

256GB

Upfront cost£9.00
Per month£62.63
Contract24 months
View Deal
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8

Pixel 10a

Pay monthly contract from iD Mobile

Total cost: £632.76

256GB

Upfront cost£9.00
Per month£25.99
Contract24 months
View Deal
Pixel 10a
Featured

iPhone 17 Pro Max

Pay monthly contract from Mozillion

Total cost: £1268.04

256GB

Upfront cost£9.00
Per month£52.46
Contract24 months
View Deal
iPhone 17 Pro Max

Samsung Galaxy S26 FE

Pay monthly contract from iD Mobile

Total cost: £794.76

256GB

Upfront cost£99.00
Per month£28.99
Contract24 months
View Deal
Samsung Galaxy S26 FE

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7

Pay monthly contract from Mozillion

Total cost: £1752.12

512GB

Upfront cost£9.00
Per month£72.63
Contract24 months
View Deal
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7

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Ranked by total cost

Deals are sorted by what you pay over the whole contract, cheapest first.

Price cap: £1,723/yr

Ofgem's cap for Oct–Dec 2026, typical dual-fuel Direct Debit. Fixed deals sit outside the cap. Price cap explained

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Networks and providers we compare

These providers have live deals on Switch right now. The list follows our deal feeds, so it changes as providers come and go.

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Compare home energy deals

Compare home energy and gas deals

The Ofgem price cap changes every three months and rose to £1,723 a year from 1 October 2026. A fixed tariff locks your unit rates and can cost less than the cap, so it is worth checking before winter. Start on our energy page, then get prices for your postcode.
What you can compare on Switch: home gas and electricity (dual fuel and single fuel); fixed-rate tariffs that lock your price for 12, 18 or 24 months; variable-rate tariffs that follow the Ofgem price cap; green energy on 100% renewable electricity tariffs; business energy for SMEs, sole traders and landlords; and prepayment meter tariffs.
On a standard variable tariff, the Ofgem October–December 2026 price cap works out at £1,723 a year for typical dual-fuel Direct Debit usage (2,500 kWh electricity / 9,500 kWh gas). National average rates from 1 October: 26.32p/kWh electricity (54.83p/day standing, 0% VAT) and 7.97p/kWh gas (29.68p/day standing). Households that move to a competitive fixed deal can save £150 to £400 a year, depending on usage. If you have not checked your tariff in over 12 months, you may be paying more than you need to.
How to switch energy supplier:
  • Enter your postcode and current supplier details
  • See the tariffs available to you, ranked by annual cost
  • Choose your deal and confirm. It usually takes a few minutes
  • Your new supplier handles the transfer, with no engineer visit
  • You stay on your current tariff until the new one starts, so there is no gap in supply
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Compare broadband and TV deals in your area

Not every broadband deal is available everywhere. Full fibre (FTTP) now reaches most UK homes, but ADSL and part fibre (FTTC) remain in many areas. Enter your postcode and we check availability first, then show the deals you can get at your address.
Broadband types we compare: full fibre (FTTP) from 100Mbps to 1Gbps, best for busy households; part fibre (FTTC/VDSL) at 35 to 80Mbps, available in most UK postcodes; standard ADSL up to 17Mbps; 5G home broadband, which needs no phone line; broadband and TV bundles; and business broadband with dedicated lines, static IPs and SLAs.

Who we compare

Mobile and broadband deals come from our live deal feeds, so the providers change as deals come and go. Home energy is compared through our partner.

1

Energy suppliers

Home gas and electricity tariffs from Ofgem-licensed suppliers, compared through our comparison partner. Business energy quotes come through our own form.

2

Broadband providers

Deals from the providers in our live feed, such as Virgin Media and BT, plus regional full-fibre networks. What you can get depends on your postcode.

3

Mobile networks

Phone and SIM only deals on O2, giffgaff, iD Mobile and the other networks in our live feed, compared side by side.

Average UK broadband costs in 2026

Source: Ofcom Connected Nations report 2025 and Switch pricing data, April 2026

Broadband typeAverage speedAverage monthly cost
Standard ADSLUp to 17Mbps£22 to £28/month
Part fibre (FTTC)35 to 80Mbps£25 to £35/month
Full fibre (FTTP)100 to 500Mbps£24 to £40/month
Gigabit fibre (FTTP)Up to 1Gbps£30 to £55/month
5G home broadband50 to 300Mbps (varies)£20 to £35/month

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Compare mobile phone and SIM deals

Compare mobile phone and SIM only deals

UK mobile contracts run from 1 to 36 months. If you already own a phone, a SIM only deal usually gives you the lowest monthly cost. Pay monthly contracts spread the handset cost across the term. We show both side by side with the total cost, not just the monthly price.
What we compare: SIM only deals on 30-day rolling, 12-month and 24-month contracts; pay monthly phone contracts, including iPhone 18 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S26 and Google Pixel 10; 5G SIM deals from O2, Vodafone, Three, EE and smaller networks; unlimited data plans; business mobile for multi-line accounts; and refurbished phones with a lower upfront cost.
SIM only deals usually cost much less each month than pay monthly contracts because you are not paying off a handset. A 24-month SIM only deal with 100GB of 5G data typically costs £12 to £20 a month, while the same data on a pay monthly iPhone 17 contract costs £45 to £75 a month. If your phone still works well, keeping it and taking a SIM only deal can save you hundreds of pounds over two years.

How Switch works: three steps to a better deal

What happens at each step, from your first search to your new deal.

1

Tell us what you need

For energy, you enter your postcode, current supplier and usage, or an estimate based on the size of your home. For broadband, we check which speeds and providers reach your address. For mobile, you choose how much data you need and how long a contract you want.

2

Compare live deals

Prices come from provider feeds that we refresh regularly. Deals are ranked by what you pay in total, not by the commission we earn. Filter by contract length, speed, data allowance or brand to narrow them down.

3

Switch in minutes

Pick a deal and sign up with the provider. For energy, your new supplier arranges the switch with your old one. For broadband, your router usually arrives before the switchover date. For mobile, your new SIM comes by post and a PAC keeps your number.

Frequently asked questions

Is switching energy supplier safe?

Yes. Energy switching in the UK is regulated by Ofgem, and your gas and electricity supply does not stop during a switch. The transfer takes up to 21 days, and your old supplier sends a final bill based on your closing meter reading.

Does switching broadband cause a gap in service?

Can I keep my phone number when switching mobile?

How does Switch make money if it is free to use?

Will switching energy affect my smart meter?

What is the best time of year to switch energy?

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