Sky broadband with TV including Netflix and Sky Atlantic comes with £30 voucher in limited-time offer

Sky is offering a £30 voucher to customers who take out Sky broadband bundled with a TV package that includes Netflix and Sky Atlantic, in a limited-time promotion that runs through the end of business on 25 September. The deal centers on Sky’s broadband plans that start at £35 per month when paired with Essential TV, and comes with a 24-month contract and no upfront setup fee. Openreach’s guidance indicates that for households that primarily stream, video call and work from home with no more than four people in the house, typical speeds around 50–76 Mbps may be sufficient. Sky’s higher-speed options are priced the same at £35 per month for 75 Mbps or 300 Mbps, but the package notes that the monthly price may rise over the term if terms are not locked in.

Under the offer, customers receive a TV box that connects to both the TV and Wi‑Fi, enabling streaming of shows such as The Last of Us and House of the Dragon through a bundled service. The promotion is available across Sky’s Essential TV and Ultimate TV broadband packages, with both including a £30 voucher after purchase verification. The voucher can be spent at major retailers including Tesco, Sainsbury’s, M&S, John Lewis and Currys, according to the promotional material for the deal. It can take up to 120 days for the voucher to arrive because the purchase must be verified.

The Sky bundles place Netflix with ads in the Essential TV option, along with Sky Atlantic and Discovery+, plus access to Sky Stream, and offer multiple speed tiers: 75 Mbps, 300 Mbps and 500 Mbps. The Essential TV package is paired with Netflix & Full Fibre 75 Broadband* (£35 a month), Netflix & Full Fibre 300 Broadband* (£35 a month), and Netflix & Full Fibre 500 Broadband* (£40 a month). Ultimate TV adds extras such as Sky Max, U&Gold and MTV, with the same speed tiers priced at £39, £39 and £44 per month respectively. The voucher is issued after the deal is activated and verified, and it is specifically tied to taking out the Sky broadband package during the promotional period.

This is Money notes that for those who would prefer a broadband-only option, there are alternatives such as Community Fibre’s 150 Mbps plan at about £14 per month for 24 months. The publication also points readers toward its Broadband Choices comparison tool, which can help identify Sky packages that include additional channels or services such as Sky Cinema or Sky Sports. The comparison tool emphasizes that these promotions can vary by address and availability, and the best deals often require new‑customer terms and careful reading of the conditions.

The market for broadband deals remains competitive as providers frequently launch voucher promotions to win new customers. Analysts say promotions like this tend to be time-bound, and prices can rise during the term if customers do not lock in a deal at signing. In a crowded field, customers are advised to compare bundled offers against standalone broadband, TV, and phone plans to determine potential savings over the life of the contract. As living costs weigh on households, such bundle promotions can offer perceived value even when the headline price appears higher than some fixed-speed alternatives. The promotions also reflect ongoing efforts by providers to upsell TV packages that include streaming services, live channels and on-demand content.

This article draws on material from This is Money’s guide to broadband deals and its partner Broadband Choices, which aggregates deals and helps consumers compare options by address and service needs. Readers are urged to review the terms and conditions, especially around new-customer eligibility, price protection clauses, and voucher redemption timelines, to ensure they meet all requirements before committing. Can you save? Compare broadband, TV and phone deals.