Virgin Media has kicked off an autumn promotion by introducing a new deal that combines Netflix and high-speed broadband for just £1 per day. This telecommunications powerhouse is including Netflix for free with selected fiber broadband packages that offer ultra-fast speeds of up to 1,130Mbps.
The offer is valid on two plans featuring speeds ranging from 500Mbps to a remarkable 1,130Mbps. Customers who opt for these plans will enjoy a complimentary Netflix subscription, saving £143.76 over the 24-month contract compared to the standard £5.99 monthly subscription fee.
Virgin has slashed the prices of its fastest broadband plans to their ‘lowest price’ ever, allowing customers to access speeds of 1,130Mbps for £29.99 – roughly equivalent to £1 per day. However, the company has not specified the end date for these deals.
In a move similar to EE’s recent offer of £1 EE TV Entertainment for customers purchasing its EE TV package alongside Full Fibre Broadband, Virgin has also reduced the prices of its more affordable plans, starting at £23.99 for 132Mbps. Nevertheless, this option does not include a Netflix subscription.
To prevent double-billing, existing Netflix subscribers who use the same email address when signing up with Virgin will have their current subscription paused. Additionally, there is no setup fee for Virgin’s broadband service, which typically costs customers £35, as reported by the Daily Record.
Virgin Media is bundling a complimentary Netflix subscription with its broadband packages starting at £27.99 per month.
Here is a list of all the deals in Virgin’s broadband sale:
– M125 Fibre Broadband – £23.99 per month
– M350 Fibre Broadband – £25.99 per month
– M500 + Netflix Fibre Broadband – £27.99 per month
– Gig1 + Netflix Fibre Broadband – £29.99 per month
Customers signing up for the Gig1 + Netflix Fibre Broadband package will also receive Virgin’s WiFi guarantee at no extra cost, ensuring a minimum of 30Mbps in every room or a £100 bill credit if not met. However, like most providers, Virgin increases prices annually, resulting in a £4 monthly rise every April for customers.
This means that subscribers on the £29.99 tariff will see their monthly fee increase to £33.99 from April 2026 and £37.99 from April 2027. Despite this, Virgin’s offerings outshine Sky’s broadband pricing, with Sky’s 900Mbps Full Fibre Broadband package costing £40 monthly, which is more expensive and slower than Virgin’s comparable deal.
Meanwhile, Hyperoptic is offering up to £300 to customers switching to its broadband service, but availability may vary by location, so it is advisable to check coverage on its website. For those sticking with Virgin, the company has garnered numerous positive Trustpilot reviews.
One satisfied customer shared their experience, highlighting the prompt service and friendly engineer upon installation. Another long-term customer praised Virgin’s reliable services and fair contract renegotiations. However, a mixed review cited improvements in customer service over the years but noted increasing prices.
Another glowing five-star review commended Virgin for exceptional service and rapid equipment delivery.