The comparison includes headline monthly prices up to £25. It is not a promise that every payment will stay below that amount throughout the contract.
Treat the filter as a shortlist
The price filter narrows the offers returned by the comparison partner. It does not remove the need to read the pricing schedule. An offer can fit your starting budget while including a future increase, a delivery charge or an optional extra you do not need.
If results are limited, change one requirement at a time. Try a different minimum term or a lower speed tier before raising your budget. Check the connection against your actual use rather than paying more simply because the number is higher.
Leave room for the first bill
Ask about activation, delivery and when billing begins. A cheap monthly rate is harder to manage if a large setup fee arrives at the same time. Compare what you need to pay upfront as well as the total over the term.
If you are replacing an existing service, check the current contract end date and any charges for leaving. A new deal's monthly saving may take time to offset those costs.
Check other routes to a lower bill
If you receive certain benefits, a social tariff may be worth investigating directly with a provider. Check eligibility and current terms in Ofcom's guide; these tariffs may not appear in the comparison.
Ask your household which extras are still used. Removing an unwanted call package or duplicate subscription may be more useful than cutting the speed of a connection everyone relies on.
Questions before you compare
Why does this say under £25 but include £25 offers?
The comparison filter uses an inclusive ceiling of £25 for the headline monthly price. Check the offer details for all other charges and later prices.
What if nothing is available within my budget?
Try the broader comparison or the up-to-£30 guide, and check support tariffs if relevant. Availability depends on your property and the offers supplied.