EE broadband offer means customers pay nothing for three months - here's how

EE is offering a deal for consumers in the market for a new broadband package, with the first three months of their subscription completely free. The offer, available on the EE website, also allows customers to include add-ons such as TV packages.

The standalone broadband package is £32.99 per month from the fourth month onwards. The comes with a 24-month contract and a guaranteed speed of 37Mbps.

The price of the package will increase to £35.99 from March 31, 2026, and then again to £38.99 a year later on March 31, 2027, due to mid-contract price hikes. Customers also have the option to include add-ons when purchasing the broadband package.

One such add-on is the , which costs an additional £17 per month. Despite the extra cost, it does come with two streaming subscriptions and works out cheaper than paying for them separately,

Elsewhere, Sky offers , including its 'Essentials TV and Full Fibre 300 Broadband' deal for £35 per month, which includes Netflix, Discovery, Sky Stream and Sky Atlantic streaming. Virgin, on the other hand, has a for £34.99, boasting more than 200 TV channels, including Sky.

The Discover (£3.99 on its own), Netflix Standard (with ads)-which costs £12.99 a month on its own-and Now Entertainment (usually from £9.99 a month but currently on offer for £6.99), where you can watch a host of Sky shows from Sky Originals, Sky Max, Sky Atlantic, and Sky Kids.

The price for the EE TV Entertainment package will increase to £19 monthly on March 31, 2016, and then to £21 monthly on March 31, 2027. The EE TV Entertainment package will allow viewers to catch up with acclaimed shows such as Gangs of London (season 3 recently released) on NOW, as well as new series of Black .

Viewers can also re-watch or discover hit Netflix show Stranger Things ahead of its return later this year, for its fifth and final instalment. The date of new season is yet to be confirmed. EE has more than 2,000 reviews on Trustpilot.

One shopper wrote: "I had difficulty setting it up, but one phone call to the tech experts and everything was set up and working well, so much better than my last WiFi. First class service would highly recommend EE."

A second wasn't as pleased, he said: "Had issues since signing up that could have been resolved the first time. Instead, I had to chase with 10+ calls, over 2 months. This meant repeatedly having to explain the issue, as insufficient notes had been left for new agents.

"Service can improve by actually calling customers back to resolve issues if not resolved the first time or not promising the call back service." A third customer, said: "Seamless transition, set up in less than 10 minutes, no buffering, altogether should have swapped a long time ago."