Direct Save launch cut price broadband deals

Small UK ISP, Direct Save, are offering cut price broadband for new customers signing up to their service.

Offering discounts of up to £10 a month over their usual prices, they have also reduced their contract term from 18 months to just 12 months.

As well as this, the company have cut the prices on their 'no contract' offers too. These deals require signup of only 28 days, with 28 days' notice required to cancel.

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The cut price offers

Direct Save's prices have been reduced on all their broadband services. Customers can pick their speed, up to an average of 63Mpbs, and have no line rental to pay on top of these published prices.

On the Superfast Fibre Broadband deals, Direct Save have slashed the contract term from 18 months to just 12 months. With prices from £22.95 a month, this is one of the cheapest deals out there for superfast fibre right now.

For a real budget option, the basic broadband offer will ensure a usable connection for under £17 a month.

Their no contract offer makes them a great choice for anyone not ready to commit to a 12 month contract, such as home movers or students. However, as is the case with most ISPs, the offers for a 12 month contract are much better value.

All contracts come with a free wireless router, free set up and no line rental to pay.

For an additional fee, users signing up to any of these deals can add on a variety of calling plans for telephone use as well. Evening and weekend calls costs £3.95 a month, over 50p cheaper than BT, and free anytime costs just £8.75.

The Direct Save Discount Club

Signing up to home broadband and phone will entitle customers to free membership of the Direct Save Discount Club. This club offers big discounts with major retailers, including Apple, RAC, Sainsbury's, Hilton Hotels and more.

The club also offers discounted accommodation, saving between 10 and 50% on room and holiday costs from partners such as Intercontinental, Holiday Inn, TUI, Superbreak and Hotelopia.

Customers can enjoy days out for less too, with 55% off at Alton Towers, Disneyland, the London Eye, Tenpin Bowling, Legoland and much more.

What you need to know about Direct Save

Direct Save are a smaller, budget ISP offering discounted broadband, line rental and calls, and are one of the few UK providers to offer a contract free option.

They work on the BT network, so have excellent availability throughout the UK. The broadband is unlimited, so there are no restrictions on use and speeds published are averages for more than half of their customers.

Direct Save do not require a credit check in order to access home broadband, which can make them an attractive provider for those unable to pass a check by other companies.

The only requirement is that the first month's bill is paid in advance, giving them some confidence that the cost of the connection is within the user's budget.

All their services are backed up by UK based call centres and as long as customers are in their service area, transfer of home phone and activation of broadband is usually completed within 14 days.