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Check TalkTalk at Your Address

Enter your postcode to see which TalkTalk offers may reach your address. TalkTalk confirms availability when you order.

    About TalkTalk

    What TalkTalk sells, how its price rises work, and what its move to BT ownership means for new customers.

    Reviewed by Phil Brown, founder and broadband reviewer · Last reviewed

    Current TalkTalk Offers

    These offers have not been checked against your address.

    Full Fibre 150 Full fibre · 24-month contract
    150Mbps Average download Upload not supplied
    £25.00/mo Starting monthly price No setup fee
    Rental over 24 months at today’s price £696 £25/month × 24 months. Prices may change. Excludes fees, credits and rewards.
    Price change: £29/mo from April 2027; £33/mo from April 2028
    Full Fibre 65 Full fibre · 24-month contract
    65Mbps Average download Upload not supplied
    £26.00/mo Starting monthly price No setup fee
    Rental over 24 months at today’s price £720 £26/month × 24 months. Prices may change. Excludes fees, credits and rewards.
    Price change: £30/mo from April 2027; £34/mo from April 2028
    Full Fibre 500 Full fibre · 24-month contract
    500Mbps Average download Upload not supplied
    £30.00/mo Starting monthly price No setup fee
    Rental over 24 months at today’s price £816 £30/month × 24 months. Prices may change. Excludes fees, credits and rewards.
    Price change: £34/mo from April 2027; £38/mo from April 2028
    Full Fibre 900 Full fibre · 24-month contract
    900Mbps Average download Upload not supplied
    £36.00/mo Starting monthly price No setup fee
    Rental over 24 months at today’s price £960 £36/month × 24 months. Prices may change. Excludes fees, credits and rewards.
    Price change: £40/mo from April 2027; £44/mo from April 2028

    Offers last checked . Prices and future changes supplied by TalkTalk. Check its contract summary before ordering. We compare selected providers and may earn commission at no extra cost to you. How we compare.

    TalkTalk at a Glance

    Offers we compare
    Full fibreTalkTalk's wider range includes part fibre and copper.
    Average speeds
    65Mbps to 900MbpsProvider-advertised, on full fibre.
    Contract
    24 monthsNo set-up fee on current full fibre offers.
    Price rises
    £4 a month each AprilShown in pounds and pence before you sign.

    What TalkTalk Offers

    Key takeaways

    • BT acquired TalkTalk's consumer broadband business on 5 October 2026. The CMA review was still open when we checked on 23 October.
    • The offers we compare are full fibre (FTTP), from 65Mbps to 900Mbps.
    • On current new contracts, prices rise by a fixed £4 a month each April, shown before you sign.
    • New full fibre customers cannot add a TalkTalk home phone line, so it may not suit you if you need a landline.

    TalkTalk sells full fibre (FTTP), where fibre runs into your home. Its wider range also includes part fibre (FTTC) and copper broadband (ADSL) technologies, but the offers we compare are full fibre.

    TalkTalk also promotes TalkTalk U, a full fibre plan where the speed varies with your household's use at one monthly price. It is not among the offers we compare, so check availability directly with TalkTalk.

    Broadband Types and Speeds

    TalkTalk quotes average download speeds measured at peak times on its own customers' lines, to the router, not over Wi-Fi. TalkTalk follows Ofcom's voluntary speed code, so you should get a personal estimate and a guaranteed minimum speed before you order.

    PackageConnectionAverage download
    Full Fibre 900Full fibre900Mbps
    Full Fibre 500Full fibre500Mbps
    Full Fibre 150Full fibre150Mbps
    Full Fibre 65Full fibre65Mbps

    Speeds are provider-advertised averages, not Broadband Scout measurements or a guarantee for your home. Source: TalkTalk full fibre sales page. Upload speeds are not shown because we could not confirm them for these packages.

    Ownership update · checked 23 October 2026

    TalkTalk and BT: What Has Changed

    BT acquired TalkTalk's consumer broadband business on 5 October 2026. As checked on 23 October, the CMA case remained open. TalkTalk and BT say they will operate separately during the review.

    Existing customers should continue using their usual TalkTalk service and support.

    Who TalkTalk May Suit

    It may suit you if

    Households that want a choice of full fibre speeds up to 900Mbps and want to know their price rises in advance. Current full fibre offers include a Wi-Fi 6 router, which can help in larger or busier homes.

    It may be less suitable if

    • You need a landline. TalkTalk full fibre is broadband only for new customers.
    • You use a telecare or personal alarm that connects through a phone line. TalkTalk says Digital Voice does not support these.
    • You want a price that stays fixed for the whole contract.
    • You would rather wait until the outcome of the regulatory review is known.

    Router, Installation, Fees and Contracts

    Router

    Current full fibre offers include the Wi-Fi Hub 3, a Wi-Fi 6 router that can work with mesh extenders. Router equipment varies by package. TalkTalk routers must be returned when you leave.

    Installation

    If your home needs a full fibre connection fitted, an engineer will usually install a small fibre box indoors. TalkTalk says most installations take about two hours.

    Phone line

    TalkTalk full fibre is a data only service for new customers. Digital Voice, its digital home phone, is currently offered to existing full fibre customers only. It does not work in a power cut unless you have backup, and TalkTalk offers a battery backup option for eligible customers without mobile signal. It does not support care alarms that use a phone line.

    Check: If you rely on a landline, a personal alarm or a home phone for emergencies, confirm with TalkTalk what it can offer at your address before you order.

    Contract and set-up fees

    Current full fibre offers run for 24 months with no set-up fee. The charges on your deal and contract apply.

    Price rises

    On current new contracts, TalkTalk raises broadband prices by £4 a month each April. The amounts are shown in pounds and pence when you sign, as Ofcom rules have required since January 2025. Each deal above shows the future prices TalkTalk supplied.

    Speed guarantee

    If your download speed falls below your guaranteed minimum on at least three successive days after you report it, and TalkTalk cannot fix it within 30 days, you can leave without paying exit fees.

    TV and extras

    TalkTalk currently describes TV as an add-on for existing customers. TV is not included in the offers we compare. Call plans, called Calling Boosts, are monthly add-ons.

    How to Check TalkTalk at Your Address

    1. 1

      Check your postcode

      Select your address to check current offers against reported coverage.

    2. 2

      Compare the deal details

      Check prices, fees and contract terms. How we compare explains how deals are ordered.

    3. 3

      Confirm phone needs

      If you need a landline or use a care alarm, check what TalkTalk offers before ordering.

    4. 4

      Plan your switch

      Your new provider can arrange the move using One Touch Switch. Read our broadband guides before ordering.

    TalkTalk FAQs

    Is TalkTalk now part of BT?

    BT acquired TalkTalk's consumer broadband business on 5 October 2026. When we checked on 23 October, the CMA review was still open, and the two say they will operate separately during it.

    I am a TalkTalk customer. Do I need to do anything?

    No. TalkTalk says existing customers should continue using their usual service and support.

    Can I get a home phone with TalkTalk full fibre?

    Not as a new customer. Digital Voice is only offered to existing TalkTalk full fibre customers.

    What is TalkTalk U?

    A full fibre plan where the speed varies with your use at one monthly price. It is not among the offers we compare, so check availability directly with TalkTalk.

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    Sources and review

    Sources checked .

    1. TalkTalk full fibre broadband (opens in a new tab)
    2. TalkTalk annual price change (opens in a new tab)
    3. TalkTalk legal policies and terms (opens in a new tab)
    4. TalkTalk Digital Voice (opens in a new tab)
    5. TalkTalk TV (opens in a new tab)
    6. TalkTalk: TalkTalk and BT, what this means for our customers (opens in a new tab)
    7. BT Group: BT has acquired TalkTalk and PlatformX, 5 October 2026 (opens in a new tab)
    8. CMA: BT / TalkTalk merger inquiry (opens in a new tab)