Plusnet

Plusnet doesn't offer a Blue Light Card discount or a Defence Discount Service deal on its broadband or mobile packages. No forces rate, no reduced monthly pricing for serving personnel or veterans — this is confirmed by Plusnet's own community team. What Plusnet does offer armed forces members is something practically useful: fee-free contract cancellation or address moves for posting and deployment.

Does Plusnet Offer a Military Discount?

No. Plusnet has no Blue Light Card partnership and no DDS forces deal on pricing. The monthly rate is the same for all customers. What Plusnet commits to for serving armed forces members is contract flexibility: early termination fees are waived when cancelling due to a posting or deployment, and services can be moved to a new address without one-off transfer fees when the relevant evidence is provided. Contact Plusnet customer service with your posting order or other proof to arrange this.

For forces households that move frequently, avoiding termination penalties across a career represents a real cumulative saving even without a discounted monthly rate. Most 24-month broadband contracts carry exit fees of £50 or more — having those waived for each posting removes a recurring cost of military life.

Better Broadband Options for Forces Personnel

Plusnet is part of the BT Group, which also owns EE. EE broadband has been featured by DDS with exclusive savings on fibre packages for forces members — worth checking the DDS member area as the starting point for forces-discounted broadband. The TV and broadband forces discounts section covers current deals across providers where verified savings are available.

About Plusnet

Plusnet was founded in Sheffield in 1997 and has built its reputation around UK-based customer service and straightforward pricing. It offers FTTC fibre, full fibre (FTTP) and ADSL broadband on 24-month contracts alongside mobile SIM plans. A £50 reward card is currently available to new customers on Fibre with a 24-month contract. The Which? endorsed Hub Two router is included free. Customer service ratings consistently sit above sector average — a relevant factor for forces families who deal with providers across multiple addresses over a career.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Plusnet offer a military discount?

No forces discount on monthly pricing. Plusnet does waive early termination fees for serving armed forces members cancelling or moving due to a posting, when relevant evidence is provided.

Can serving personnel cancel Plusnet without fees?

Yes — Plusnet will cancel a broadband or mobile contract without termination charges for serving armed forces members who provide relevant evidence of their posting or deployment requirements. Contact Plusnet customer service to arrange this.

Is Plusnet part of BT?

Yes — Plusnet is part of the BT Group, which also owns EE. EE broadband has DDS deals for forces members that are worth checking if forces-specific pricing is the priority.

More Forces Deals You Might Like

For broadband and TV deals with confirmed forces discounts, the TV and broadband forces discounts section covers current savings across providers. The Sky forces discount page and EE military discount page cover two of the stronger verified deals in the category.