No Contract Broadband

There are a number of home broadband providers who provide flexible broadband contracts that don't require you to commit to a lengthy subscription which would put you out of pocket if you are moving house, or only living at a rented address for less than a year. No Contract Broadband also includes Mobile Broadband providers, who offer rolling single monthly and Pay As You Go style mobile broadband solutions for those customers who only need to check emails on the go once in a while, again representing better value for money than a fixed term contract.

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Provider	Package	Speed		Download Limit		Setup Cost		Monthly Cost	Rating
No Contract	Vodafone TopUp and Go 3.6 Mbps connection speed with Vodafone USB modem. More Info »	Up To 3.6Mbps	+	1GBBroadband with a monthly usage allowance of 1GB.	+	£35.99	=	FREE£15 per GB. Annual cost example given above based on a Vodafone customer using the service for 12 months and topping up once a month.	More Info
No Contract	Platinum 2Mbps broadband for small offices. FREE wireless router & 1 static IP address. More Info »	2Mbps	+	1GBBroadband with a monthly usage allowance of 1GB.	+	FREE	=	£19.95Only £19.95 [inc VAT] a month, with everything else included in the price.	More Info
No Contract	3 3GB Ready To Go Ready To Go Mobile Broadband from £39.99. More Info »	Up To 7.2Mbps	+	3GBBroadband with a monthly usage allowance of 3GB.	+	£39.99	=	FREEThe cost of the 3 Mobile USB Modem is £39.99. Topped up and ready to go, your modem is already loaded with the data allowance you've chosen.	More Info
No Contract	3 12GB Ready to Go Ready To Go Mobile Broadband only £79.99 More Info »	Up To 7.2Mbps	+	12GBBroadband with an ample monthly usage allowance of 12GB.	+	£79.00	=	FREEThe cost of the 3 Mobile USB Modem is £79.99. Topped up and ready to go, your modem is already loaded with the data allowance you've chosen.	More Info

No Contract Broadband Explained

Broadband products available outside a typical contractual basis are ideal for those living in rented accommodation, or those just about to move house - if you won't be staying at one place for longer than a year, or will be moving house in a matter of months, then there's little sense in taking out a 12 or 18 month broadband contract.

Switching from a long-term contract to a monthly contract is a good idea if you're moving house, as the flexible nature of these kinds of broadband product means that once you're all set up in your new home, you can easily get back online and then switch to a new long-term contract once you're settled for good.

As well as single month home broadband plans, you can also get 3 month plans, which although not as flexible time wise, often work out at better value for money, whilst still being comparatively flexible in comparison to the long term year long and 18 month options.

Mobile broadband solutions are generally used when out and about, sending and receiving emails on your laptop on your way back from work or college. However, when you're moving house, they can also be useful back up broadband solutions.

By plugging into the USB socket of your desktop computer, mobile broadband hardware is ideal for those moving house who need to quickly get online to check important emails whilst waiting for a MAC code or for an old connection to be ported across to the new address. Seeing as there's no need to wait for connections, or to install a new line - as the USB dongle simply connects to the internet via a cellular mobile phone connection - you can easily surf the web at your new home whilst waiting to get set up with your new contract. The Pay As You Go nature of single month rolling mobile broadband contracts provides a practical and cost effective solution.

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