It is, however, only available on five packages namely; the Full FIbre 100, Full Fibre 75, Full Fibre 150, Full Fibre 300, and Full Fibre 500 all of which have the bold 'price locked' information underneath.
New customers signing up for Sky’s fibre broadband plans could be reassured that their price will remain the same across two years, as the site says: "Price locked for 24 months" on a select type of packages.
The price lock also applies to select TV and broadband bundles, including the £41 Ultimate TV and Full Fibre 100 Broadband plan.
In a statement on Tuesday (February 4), Devesh Raj, Sky’s Chief Operating Officer, said: “From April, our TV and broadband packages will increase by an average of 6.2%, which is either in line with or lower than other providers.
However, Sky is tempting Brits with the launch of a new scheme allowing its members to avoid any unwelcome price hikes and lock in their agreed rate for two years.
