£75 cashback makes this Plusnet offer the cheapest broadband deal around

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The title of cheapest broadband deal has belonged to Onestream for a while now but it looks like Plusnet has stepped up to challenge the title with a brand new online exclusive.

This new offer gets you standard ADSL internet with average speeds of 10Mb for just £18.99 a month. Now you might be sitting there thinking there is cheaper broadband options out there but Plusnet has thrown in a little freebie to really push this to the top. This online exclusive also gets you a £75 reward card which brings the overall cost over the 12 months down to the cheapest price, beating out all of its competitors. 

If you were hoping for something a bit faster, Plusnet also has an online exclusive for its fibre package. For £23.99 a month you get average speeds of 36Mb and a reward card of £50 - a great deal for those who find ADSL speeds a bit too slow.

So if you want to get your hands on the cheapest broadband deal scroll down and see all of the details or go to our best broadband deals page if you were hoping for something a little bit different.

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If you are looking for something with a cheap monthly cost without faffing around with a reward card then Onestream is offering unlimited broadband with average speeds of 11Mb for just £13.99 a month, that's the cheapest broadband deal before cashback or rewards.

If you're after cheap fibre broadband then Vodafone is the place to be right now. Its Superfast 1 package is currently just £20 a month, an absolutely brilliant price for fibre. Or if you're willing to spend a bit more, BT is offering a fibre deal package with a freebie to entice you in. For £29.99 a month and a £9.99 upfront fee this BT deal will get you superfast fibre, with speeds of 50Mb and a £100 BT Reward Card.

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