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Utility Warehouse broadband deals

Utility Warehouse sells broadband alongside energy, mobile and insurance, and helps households switch through a national network of local Partners.

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Utility Warehouse at a glance

  • Owned by: Utility Warehouse Limited
  • Network: Full Fibre (FTTP) where it is available, Part Fibre where it is not
  • Good for: households that want broadband, energy and mobile from one company, with the price rises printed at the point of signing up.
  • Website: uw.co.uk/broadband

What deals does Utility Warehouse offer?

Full Fibre 150 costs £23.95 a month, Full Fibre 500 £30 and Full Fibre 900 £35, each on a 24-month term with no connection fee and the UW WiFi 7 Pro Hub included. The published mid-contract rises are £27.95 from April 2027 and £31.95 from April 2028 on the 150 plan, £34 and £38 on the 500, and £39 and £43 on the 900. Where Full Fibre is not available, Part Fibre starts from £26. A digital home phone comes with Full Fibre packages, and two Amazon eero Wi-Fi devices can be added for £5 a month.

We don't include Utility Warehouse in the comparison table, so the prices above come from its own price list. Check Utility Warehouse's website with your postcode, or compare broadband deals.

Prices quoted on this page were checked 1 November 2026 against Utility Warehouse's own price list.

Contact Utility Warehouse customer service

These are the contact routes Utility Warehouse publishes. Numbers starting 03 cost the same as a normal landline call and are usually included in phone plan minutes; 0800 and 0808 numbers are free. Check Utility Warehouse's website for opening hours.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get Utility Warehouse at my address?

Enter your postcode on Utility Warehouse's website. Availability and speeds vary street by street.

How do I switch to Utility Warehouse?

For most switches between providers you just sign up with Utility Warehouse and it arranges the move under Ofcom's One Touch Switch process. Check any exit fees with your current provider first.

Will Utility Warehouse put up my price?

Ofcom rules mean any mid-contract price rises must be shown in pounds and pence when you sign up. Check the contract summary before you agree.

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Phone details checked 1 November 2026 against Utility Warehouse's official contact information. Utility Warehouse publishes a help centre and a local Partner finder rather than a general customer phone number, so no number is shown here.