Flex 30 · Rolling monthly
No-Contract Broadband UK. Flex 30. Rolling Monthly.
Broadband from £34.99/month, with clear term, notice and charge information before acceptance.
Flex 30 is a 30-day rolling broadband option with no fixed minimum term where eligible. Normal notice is 30 days. Availability, speed information, setup, price and any applicable charges are confirmed before acceptance.
Availability note: Plans shown are current OCCTA offers and may not all be available at every address. Final availability, speed and network technology are subject to network and supplier validation. If your selected plan cannot be supplied, we’ll email you with available options before provisioning and won’t change your plan or price without your agreement. If confirmed, your order proceeds as submitted.
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- Flex 30 · No Fixed Minimum Term
- Charges Shown Before Acceptance
- UK-Wide Coverage
- UK-Based Support
Why people are switching to OCCTA
- Flex 30 has no fixed minimum term where eligible
- Normal Flex 30 notice is 30 days
- No remaining-month ETF on Flex 30
- No scheduled CPI/RPI/percentage rise under contract version 2026.10.1
- Customer-specific charges shown before acceptance
- UK-based support
Flex 30 vs Typical Fixed-Term Broadband
Compare the contract features that matter before choosing any provider.
| Feature | OCCTA | Typical fixed-term plan |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum term | Flex 30: no fixed minimum term | Varies by provider and tariff |
| Scheduled price change | No scheduled CPI/RPI/percentage rise under v2026.10.1 | Check the exact pounds-and-pence disclosure |
| Early termination | No remaining-month ETF on Flex 30; valid disclosed network charges may apply | Depends on the accepted contract |
| Upfront/setup cost | Shown before acceptance | Compare the current tariff |
| Flexibility | 30-day rolling where eligible | Rolling and fixed-term options vary |
Frequently Asked Questions
Honest answers to common questions about no-contract broadband