Unfortunately, this deal has expired 8 June 2023.
Now Super Fiber 63Mb broadband + £110 Premium Quidco cashback - £23pm /2m £26.50/10m + £5 delivery = £316 (£17.20pm after cashback) @ Now
*
206°
Posted 18 May 2023

Now Super Fiber 63Mb broadband + £110 Premium Quidco cashback - £23pm /2m £26.50/10m + £5 delivery = £316 (£17.20pm after cashback) @ Now

£316
sajidtg's avatar
Shared by
sajidtg
Joined in 2010
7,020
4,492

About this deal

This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:

More Broadband deals

Find more like this

See all deals

Discover more deals on our homepage

Price back down to £23
Quidco increased to £110 or if you prefer TCB - they are offering £90
Get totally unlimited NOW broadband today - with no download limits, and our hassle free switching means you’ll be up and running in no time.
Get Super Fibre for 12 months.
4137340_1.jpg
4137340_1.jpg
Now More details at

Community Updates
Edited by sajidtg, 18 May 2023
New Comment

You may also like

69 Comments

sorted by
's avatar
  1. afromau5's avatar
    Price goes up to £26.50 on July 4th
    gameinn's avatar
    Was about to say. Kind of a scummy tactic.

    Plus with this you will not get a free upgrade offer when FTTP does get rolled out in your area (BT etc have a Full Fiber Promise). Would avoid this.
  2. Roystrainset's avatar
    I switched to these a couple of months ago and wifi is constantly dropping out. Any ideas? I've tried splitting the networks like it says to do on their website but still intermittent.
    ScorchingHot's avatar
    Request an openreach engineer to come out - I had the same issues with NOW and they’re honestly useless. Took me weeks to get it resolved. Engineer came and fixed the issue in about 2-3 hours! NOWs customer care is shoddy.
  3. gill21's avatar
    I can confirm upgrading to the Sky SR203 router makes an improvement.
  4. AJB1971's avatar
    The service is compromised by the standard router which doesn't have very good Wi-Fi coverage and speeds can vary a lot. I upgraded to a Sky SR203 router - you should be able to pick one up on eBay for less than £20 - and it made a huge difference. Of course, it depends on the size of your property, the position of the router, and other factors, but if a one-box solution has worked in the past, it's a recommended upgrade. It also has four ethernet ports.

    One of my earlier posts on this -
    hotukdeals.com/com…625 (edited)
  5. rrb68's avatar
    If you have a Lloyds Bank account you can also get £30 cashback as long as you activate the offer.
  6. casualgamer80's avatar
    63Mb “Super Fiber” - Comparatively dial up at this point.
    LadyEleanor's avatar
    Indeed. Will only do 4 lots of 4K streaming.

    Useless for 5 TV households.
  7. ariecol's avatar
    Timely.

    Will try Three 5g in this 2 weeks

    If it is bad I will use this

    Vodafone fibre 2 wants to charge me 27-28 per month soon

    Such a hassle to rotate (edited)
  8. Qasim7's avatar
    Now Tv has some terrible reviews on Trust pilot. I need a 12 month contract which Now TV and One Stream only seem to offer at a good price but very bad reviews. I could just sign a year renewal with Plus Net who have been good but it will cost me over £30 a month.
    matt7powell's avatar
    My experience has been......my dad switched to NOW 4 years ago. He is retired and has no need to work from home. Compared to the likes of BT, there were outages in those first two years ..probably had combined weeks down time compared to my zero with BT. However, the last two years have been rock solid. I'm around at his place 4 days a week and we watch streamed sports together and I take the odd TEAMS meeting. Being honest, I'm probably stupidly sniffy to use them myself but his experience has been that the service has been near perfect over the last 24 months and the retention price has been fair without any haggle.
  9. gill21's avatar
    Seems TCB are only offering £70 for me for Super Fibre and I am a premium member .
    But for Fab Fibre they are offering £90.
    Very sneaky of Now BB , how they are offering £23 for only 2 months, then £26.50 for the rest of the contract term. (edited)
    stesavingexpert's avatar
    It's not sneaky, they are being upfront about it. People I have signed up have never had a price rise in years.
  10. whatever76's avatar
    I've been with Now for 2 years and only found out this week that except for sale, all supports have been moved to Indian call centres with terribly long wait and staff as inefficient and rude as any of those at Talktalk or BT before. Won't be using them again
    brendanhickey's avatar
    that sucks when i used support last year i got a newcastle accent, i will be moving too then as i want uk support.
  11. Dr_lovegod's avatar
    Anyone know if this Is this a sky router with a different sticker on and will it integrate well with all my sky stuff ?
    Chrry's avatar
    Rebadged Sky Q router when I went with them last year. Bit dated nowadays
  12. i.R.ash's avatar
    Was considering moving to this anyway as going direct was £25 per month being the cheapest and shortest term option - in theory by the time July 4th rolls round I'll be able to see if I can get Full Fibre.

    Full fibre 'being built' at my exchange with services due to go live in the next 12 months but the doesn't necessary mean it'll make it to my property.

    They will let you use a third party router but they won't offer you support if things go wrong nd since my area all operates through the same OpenReach pipes I'll in theory up to my router should get the same service who ever I go for.

    Onestream has too many support horror stories for me to move over to them even for just 12 months


    Edit: Just realised they put the price up since I initally looked 9 days ago (edited)
  13. ScorchingHot's avatar
    I have some entry-level type broadband with these amateurs, and also anytime calls as I live in a silly area with barely any phone signal, and I need the landline to use as I work from home. It was costing me about £15 PCM after cashback but now it’s gone up to £41 or something, or going, from 20/05/23! I called them and they said they could offer the crappy broadband and anytime phones/line rental for £30 PCM, but this still seems a lot. I’ve shopped around a little and couldn’t find anything better - is this really the case these days?
    premierfella's avatar
    Now were unusual in offering the free calls with the broadband when you got the £15 deal.

    In all honesty for most people its cheaper just to ditch calls packages and use the landline
    as just a broadband connection with an emergency phone only and do all the calls on a mobile package. None of the providers I searched recently did any call-inclusive packages worth considering (unless you are able to access the social tariffs).
  14. djp2k8's avatar
    Ah, the days when you could get these speeds on offer for like £18!
    LadyEleanor's avatar
    Yes. And a functional 38MB was a usual £15 a month easy find.
  15. avfc456's avatar
    Joined Now broadband 2 months ago on the £22 deal posted on this site, moved from Plusnet, I have a TP link router which I use instead of the plusnet/now stock router (due to range and having a mesh extender), and I have noticed only one difference, and thats having to use a VPN now with IPTV, so nothing to major.

    More than happy with Now, and in 12 months I will if I cant get the same deal on retentions look to switch to the next cheapest (but well known) provider, not brave enough to chance it with someone like Shell who have horrific reviews.

    Another big plus for me is the 12 month contract, which seems rare these days with broadband.
    Micah's avatar
    Did you get an email today about price increase?
  16. CyptoHippy's avatar
    Quidco £75 and TCB £85 now?
    CyptoHippy's avatar
    Yes expired
  17. Mr.Heater's avatar
    Generally, when contract over is it possible to switch to same provider with same address on Mrs name?
  18. matk's avatar
    Useless router with very poor signal. I'm in a small flat and half of it is outside reach
  19. brendanhickey's avatar
    you can use any router with this, my modem router broke and my neighbor borrowed me their old talktalk router while a replacement was sent out. you just need to change a few settings that you can find online for sky 
    d032sh's avatar
    The router will need to support option 60/61 dhcp, which doesn't seem to be that common with isp provided routers.

    I had to flash merlin onto my aftermarket Asus router and then set the modem to bridge mode to get it working with NOW. I feel some people might struggle with that setup if they're not very experienced with networking; also NOW won't offer any support at all (as poor as it is) unless you're using their hardware.
  20. channel_dave's avatar
    put my postcode in and says it can't set me up and redirects me to sky!
    currently with Vodafone fttp contract due to expire
's avatar