How does the home phone comparison service work? Trying to find a way to save money on your home phone bills?  firsthelpline.com can help by comparing prices from all the UK’s major home phone providers.  If you’re not sure of something, there’s lots of helpful tips and information on the website to make sure you’re fully informed before you switch.

How do I compare phone tariffs?

Comparing phone tariffs from the major home phone providers can be time consuming and extremely complicated.  Making a comparison on the basic calling rates will give only half the picture, with many providers imposing hidden charges such as connection fees and minimum call charges.  Fortunately, firsthelpline.com can help.  Our home phone calculator lets you compare all the rates from the major phone providers, and suggests how much you can save on your phone bill.

•    Tell us how you use your home phone
•    Compare phone tariffs from the major providers
•    Choose a tariff and switch online

Tell us how you use our home phone

The best place to start to compare phone tariffs is to find out what kind of caller you are.  A few simple questions on the site will help you see what type of call plan is best for you, including how many calls you make, when you make them, and who you make them to.

Compare phone tariffs from the major providers

Once we know what kind of caller you are, our home phone calculator will show the best phone tariffs from the major UK home phone providers.  You can easily compare phone tariffs from these providers against your own, which also appears on the site.  As well as individual rates for local, national, mobile and international phone calls, we show the extra cost of hidden charges such as monthly call plan fees, connection charges and minimum call costs.

Choose a tariff and switch online

After comparing phone tariffs and choosing one that saves you money, it’s easy to switch online.  Switching can be done online and in minutes, and in less than 10 working days, your calls will be transferred automatically to your new provider.  There’s no need to change telephone numbers, your line won’t be disconnected, and there’s no need for an engineer to come out – it’s all handled for you by your new provider.  You’ll be able to make cheaper calls with no change in the quality of your service.