We’ll tell it to you straight…BT can’t match the best broadband prices on the market. You can get ADSL internet at the moment for as little as £16.80 per month, and nobody touches Vodafone’s £21 per month fibre broadband deal.

But people still flock to BT broadband in their droves. For one, it’s still the most prominent name of all the internet providers in the UK. Plus, some of its perks are fantastic. And now it has dropped the price of its so-called Infinity fibre broadband plan by £4 per month – that’s a £72 saving over the course of the 18-month contract.

So if you’ve been eyeing the upgrade to fibre and want to go with the UK’s most popular broadband company, now is a good time to strike. Read on for more details about the plan and the added extras you’ll get at the moment as well.

BT Infinity fibre broadband deal:

What is a BT Reward Card?

The pre-paid Mastercard – BT calls it a Reward Card – is effectively a credit card that you can use anywhere that accepts Mastercard. In short, that’s around a million shops, cafes and restaurants around the world, so you shouldn’t find it difficult to find places to spend, spend, spend.

It’s an old-fashioned chip and pin card, rather than contactless, so slightly less convenient but much more secure. But do make sure that you claim your Reward Card within three months of installation, otherwise you’ll lose out on all that cash.

Best broadband deals

If you’re still um-ing and ah-ing over whether to go for one of these BT broadband offers, or if you want to see what other TV or phone options there are, then check out our BT broadband deals page – our bespoke price comparison table will help you choose, with packages that include unlimited calls and cheap BT Sports subscriptions. And if you want still more internet alternatives, then head on over to our main broadband deals comparison page.