Affordable Broadband Support for Sutton Residents

Get Help Switching to a Social Broadband Tariff

If you live in the Sutton area and receive government benefit support, you may qualify for a social broadband tariff. These discounted plans are designed to help reduce monthly bills and improve digital access for households on low incomes.

FasterBroadband operates a free a not-for-profit social tariff comparison service that allows users to view deals from both major and smaller, independent broadband providers. The service also explains:

• How social tariffs differ from standard broadband deals

• How long you can stay on a social tariff

• What to do if you’re already tied into a contract but facing financial difficulty

• Which providers offer flexible options, such as no credit checks or rolling contracts

Residents can also search for broadband providers by postcode and street-level address to see which services and speeds are available at their property.

The site also includes a plain-English jargon help tool and visual accessibility options to support users who might otherwise face barriers when choosing a broadband deal.

Eligibility for social broadband tariffs:

• Universal Credit

• Pension Credit

• Income Support

• Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA)

• Income-based Employment & Support Allowance (ESA)

• Personal Independence Payment (PIP)

• Attendance Allowance

• Care leavers support