Sky has unveiled upcoming price adjustments for certain broadband and TV subscribers starting in April. Broadband customers can expect a monthly increase of £3, while premium TV package rates will rise by £1 to £3. Sky has assured customers that they will be notified of these changes commencing today.
In adherence to a variable pricing model, Sky allows customers under a minimum contract term to cancel their package without incurring early termination fees. The revised prices will take effect from April onwards. On a positive note, Sky has revealed that millions of TV customers will receive HBO Max, Disney+, and Hayu as part of their standard package starting next month.
Netflix is already included, bringing the total value of streaming apps to £20 per month. A Sky representative stated, “From April, the prices of our Sky broadband and TV products will change. We strive to minimize the impact of price hikes, ensuring that Sky customers experience some of the smallest increases in the market.”
Following a recent increase in bills for Sky Mobile customers, with most seeing a £1.50 monthly rise equating to an £18 yearly increase, the adjustments will be visible in bills from February 14, 2026. This marks the first price alteration for in-contract Sky Mobile customers in over seven years.
Customers displeased with the price hikes and within the minimum contract term have the option to terminate their package without penalty. The price of the Sky Mobile social tariff for low-income users will remain unchanged. If you are out of contract, it’s likely that you are overpaying for mobile and broadband services. To save money, consider comparing prices online and assessing your actual usage needs.
Switching to a new provider or negotiating with your current one for better deals are viable options. Those receiving benefits should explore eligibility for reduced-rate social tariffs. Opting for Daily Mirror as a ‘Preferred Source’ on Google News ensures easy access to valued news content.