Holiday & short lets
Guest Wi-Fi from the first booking. No phone line, no holes in the walls.
Short-term broadband
Plug-in Wi-Fi for short lets, student lets, moving day and site offices. No engineer, no phone line, no long contract.
Order by 4pm for delivery the next working day.
Short-term broadband, explained
Short-term broadband is internet you take for a few weeks or months instead of a 12 or 24-month contract. Short Term Broadband sends a plug-in 4G/5G router the next working day for £39.99 a month on a 30-day rolling plan. There's no engineer visit and no phone line: plug it into a socket and connect.
Prices and terms checked .
| Feature | Short Term Broadband | Standard contract |
|---|---|---|
| Contract | 30-day rolling | Usually 18–24 months |
| Setup | Plug into a socket | Often an engineer visit |
| Phone line | Not needed | Usually needed |
| Getting online | Next working day | Can take a week or more |
| Leaving | 30 days' notice, no exit fees | Early exit fees often apply |
Who it's for
Wherever a 24-month contract and an engineer visit don't make sense.
Guest Wi-Fi from the first booking. No phone line, no holes in the walls.
Up to 32 devices on Everyday+, so a full apartment stays connected.
A monthly plan that fits a term, not a two-year contract.
Online the day you get the keys, while your permanent line is set up.
Portacabins and site offices. Works with a valid UK postcode and mobile signal.
The battery-powered On-The-Go router needs no socket at all.
The routers
Every short-term broadband plan is £39.99 a month with unlimited data. Choose by speed and where you'll use it.
Built for a full house.
Streaming, video calls and everyone's phones at once. The pick for serviced apartments, shared houses and larger lets.
£39.99 a month30-day rolling · mains powered
Order Everyday+
Plug in. That's it.
A simple router for a flat, a site office or a short let. Browsing, streaming and work calls without the setup.
£39.99 a month30-day rolling · mains powered
Order Everyday
Wi-Fi in your pocket.
A battery hotspot for caravans, events, trips and sites with no power. Charge it, switch it on, connect.
£39.99 a month30-day rolling · up to 8 devices
Order On-The-GoRange rings are drawn to scale against each other. Real range depends on walls and where you put the router.
Compare
| Feature | Everyday |
Everyday+ |
On-The-Go |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average speed | Up to 60Mbps | Up to 500Mbps | Up to 60Mbps |
| Devices | Up to 16 | Up to 32 | Up to 8 |
| Range | 25m indoor | 40m indoor | 12m portable |
| Power | Mains | Mains | Battery, about 8 hours |
| Best for | Flats, site offices | Full houses, serviced apartments | Caravans, events, trips |
| Returnable deposit | £25 | £50 | £10 |
| Monthly price | £39.99 | £39.99 | £39.99 |
| Order | Order | Order | Order |
How it works
No engineer visit, no installation, no phone line.
Choose a router and check out. Order by 4pm on a working day.
TodayIt arrives pre-configured. Plug it into a socket and connect your devices in minutes.
Next working dayWhen you're done, give 30 days' notice and post it back in the pre-paid envelope.
Deposit back in 7 daysPricing
£39.99 /month
The same on every router. Prices include VAT.
Short-term broadband is internet you take for a few weeks or months instead of signing a 12 or 24-month contract. With Short Term Broadband you get a plug-in 4G/5G router delivered the next working day for £39.99 a month on a 30-day rolling plan, with no engineer visit or phone line needed.
£39.99 a month on every router, including VAT, with unlimited data. There's also a returnable deposit: £25 for Everyday, £50 for Everyday+ and £10 for On-The-Go.
Every plan is 30-day rolling with a 30-day minimum term. There's no fixed-term contract. After the first 30 days you can stop at any point with 30 days' notice and no exit fees.
Yes. Plans run month to month with a 30-day minimum term. After the first 30 days you can stop at any point by giving 30 days' notice, so it suits stays of a couple of months as well as longer ones.
No. The routers connect over the 4G/5G mobile network, so all you need is a power socket. The On-The-Go router has its own battery and needs no socket at all.
Order by 4pm and the router usually arrives the next working day. Once it's plugged in you're online in minutes. Weekends and bank holidays can affect delivery.
Yes. The router plugs into a socket, so there's no phone line to install and no holes in the walls, and guests can connect as soon as it's set up. Everyday+ handles up to 32 devices for larger lets.
Yes. You can use the service anywhere with a valid UK postcode and mobile signal. No phone line or fixed infrastructure is needed.
Everyday (up to 60Mbps, 16 devices) suits flats, short lets and site offices. Everyday+ (up to 500Mbps, 32 devices) suits full houses, shared houses and serviced apartments. On-The-Go (battery, about 8 hours) suits caravans, events and trips.
99% of the UK. The routers use the mobile network, so speed depends on the signal where you are and where you put the router.
The returnable deposit covers the router, which belongs to Next Day Broadband Ltd: £25 for Everyday, £50 for Everyday+ and £10 for On-The-Go.
Send it back in good condition in the pre-paid envelope and the deposit is refunded within 7 days. Late returns may cost £100.
There's a 14-day money-back guarantee for genuine cases where the service doesn't meet expectations. It doesn't apply if 5GB or more of data has been used, and it isn't meant as free broadband while you wait for another provider.
Order by 4pm for next working day delivery. £39.99 a month, 30-day rolling.
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