What will change at the end of 24-month Broadband only contract?

[#1]

I plan to move away from BT full fibre, when my contract period ends after 24 months this May. To avoid the price rise from £34 to £44.
Plusnet currently offers Full Fibre 300 with a 24 month contract for £29.99.
How much price rise can I expect at the end of those 24 months? I know of the price increase every April that is linked to CPI. Anything else on top of that?

[#2 · Accepted solution]

@DanielB if you do nothing at the end of the 24 month term, the you will revert to a rolling 30 day contract at the out of contract price ( currently about £45 I believe ) . However a couple of months before the end Plusnet will offer you a further contract at a discounted price. If that is acceptable then you start the new contract, if not , then you can call Customer options and see if you can negotiate an acceptable price for a further contract.

[#3]

@DanielB 

No one knows what prices will be like in 2 years time - your guess would be as good as anybodies.

As stated you go on a 30 day no contract deal at whatever the price is at that time unless you re-contract or move.

Brian

[#4]

Don't forget that even with a Plusnet 24 month contract you will have the annual price rise each March - which is the same RPI + 3.9% increase as BT impose. So the contract price you start with won't last the whole contract period.

[#5]

I believe the OP is already aware of that

I know of the price increase every April that is linked to CPI. Anything else on top of that?