The comparison here is for Sky broadband bundles with TV. It is not a list of standalone Sky TV subscriptions or television finance offers.
Be specific about the TV you want
Make a shortlist of the channels, sport and films your household watches. Read the exact TV pack in each offer rather than assuming that anything carrying the Sky name includes the same content.
Check any streaming subscription's tier, advertising, picture quality and screen limits. If you already pay for a service, ask how that account would be handled when joining the bundle. Do not cancel it or start a second account until you understand the arrangement.
Check the equipment before choosing the bundle
Read which TV device or service the offer includes and what your television needs to connect to it. Ask about delivery, activation, installation and charges for extra rooms. Treat an optional television purchase separately from the broadband and TV subscription.
If the TV service is delivered over broadband, check the connection where you watch, not just beside the router. A strong signal at the TV is important when several people are also using the internet.
Look at the whole household bill
Check broadband availability for the exact property, then read the minimum terms for broadband, TV and optional packs. Note any price changes, setup charges and the conditions for removing extras.
Use the final order summary to confirm the content and equipment. The offers returned by the comparison partner can change, so this guide does not promise a particular channel pack, subscription or monthly price.
Questions before you compare
Are sports and film packs automatically included?
Check the exact offer. Do not assume an optional viewing pack is part of the base bundle.
Can I compare Sky TV without changing broadband here?
These widget results filter for Sky broadband bundles with TV. Standalone TV needs to be checked separately with Sky.