BT Broadband deals: Three months FREE plus £50 reward card

Dan Howdle | September 6th, 2024

BT Broadband offer

BT is currently offering the first three months free on certain Fibre and Full Fibre broadband packages. And if that isn't enough to tempt you, there's also a £50 reward card thrown in for new customers. Offers like this don't come along often at BT!

Limited-time BT Broadband deals

These deals are only available till Thursday 26 September 2024, so just be aware that if you dilly-dally they'll be gone and you likely won't see a similar deal for many months.

BT Fibre 1

Three months free | £50 reward card | Free set-up

BT's Fibre 1 package feels like it's been around since the dawn of time. But honestly, it's no slouch. It delivers 50Mbps, which is fast enough to do anything you need it to do. Downloads will obviously take longer than faster packages though, obviously, and you may quickly start hitting ceilings when multiple members of your household are all trying to do things online at the same time. Still, it's available to pretty much everyone, which is more than you can say for BT's faster Full Fibre packages.

BT Full Fibre 100

Three months free | £50 reward card | free set-up

Full Fibre 100, oddly, actually offers 150Mbps. You'd think BT would have changed the name by now, since the actual speed you get has crept up steadily for a while now, and at this point it's just badly named. Anyhow, 150Mbps is more than enough for most households, but being a Full Fibre package it does mean that your chances of being able to get it where you live our significantly diminished. If you're not sure, clock the deal anyway and BT will search your postcode and tell you if you can get it or not.

BT Full Fibre 500

Three months free | £50 reward card | Free set-up

Finally, we have BT's Full Fibre 500, which does actually offer 500Mbps. This is the package we can recommend to households full of gamers, since it offers very fast downloads for new games and updates, while allowing you to apportion off enough spare bandwidth to ensure the rest of the house doesn't experience a broadband drought. Like Full Fibre 150, you'll need to be sure you can get Full Fibre where you live, which you can find out by clicking the link in the deal and entering your postcode.

How do BT Broadband packages compare?

Here's a quick snapshot of BT's complete range so you can see where these packages sit.

Broadband Package Download Speed Upload Speed Monthly Cost
Broadband 10Mbps 1Mbps £29.99 per month
BT Fibre 1 50Mbps 9.5Mbps £32.99 per month
Fibre Essential 36Mbps 9.5Mbps £29.99 per month
BT Fibre 2 67Mbps 19Mbps £29.99 per month
BT Full Fibre 100 150Mbps 28Mbps £33.99 per month
BT Full Fibre 500 500Mbps 73Mbps £39.99 per month
BT Full Fibre 900 900Mbps 110Mbps £47.99 per month

Broadband deals from other providers

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And don't forget, you can compare all broadband deals available where you live using our comprehensive broadband comparison.

BT Broadband package features

Every provider does a few things to differentiate itself from the rest of the provider out there. Here's a snapshot of exclusive features you'll only get from BT. Some of these features come free, while others you'll have to pay a little extra for.

Standard with BT Broadband

  • Smart Hub 2 – Comes with advanced Wi-Fi controls for managing internet access and screen time
  • Stay Fast Guarantee – Ensures consistent broadband speeds with compensation if BT cannot restore the promised speed
  • UK-based customer support – 24/7 expert support from teams based in the UK and Ireland

Optional add-ons

  • BT Hybrid Connect – Provides backup via EE’s 4G network for unbreakable broadband: £7 per month
  • Complete Wi-Fi – Extends Wi-Fi coverage with additional discs beyond the first three: £10 per month
BT Complete WiFi

The BT Smart Hub 2

All BT Broadband deals come with BT's excellent second-generation Smart Hub, the Smart Hub 2. The only possible downside with BT's router is that it doesn't come with Wi-Fi 6 (the fastest available Wi-Fi). Other than that, it's very, very good. If for some reason you do need Wi-Fi 6, they are broadly only supplied with Full Fibre packages (EE Broadband, for example), and in many cases are only supplied with the fastest speeds (Virgin Media Gig1, Vodafone Pro II packages and so on). Sky also offers a Wi-Fi 6 router with its Sky Wi-Fi Max add-on, for an extra few quid a month on top of its usual package price – well worth it in our opinion.

How to claim your BT rewards

Finally, there are some things you should know about claiming your rewards, because BT doesn't simply dish them out automatically in some cases. Here's what you need to know.

First three months free

You won't need to do anything here. You simply won't pay anything for the first three months of your new broadband contract.

BT Reward cards

Reward cards need you to take action within a certain window of time in order to claim your reward. They won't just arrive in the post or by email. If you forget, you lose it, so it's well worth committing this to memory.

  • Go to the BT Reward Card claim page
  • Log in with your BT ID and password. If this is your first time logging in, you'll need to create an account
  • Check if you're eligible for a reward by entering your account details
  • If eligible, complete the form to claim your reward
  • Your BT Reward Card will be sent out within 30 working days after your service is activated.
  • Once you receive the card, follow the instructions in the email to activate it via Pure Card
  • If you haven't received your card within 30 working days, contact BT at info@cardholdersvs.com for support

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