SIM-Only Deals
SIM-Only Deals
- We are a comparison website. All deals shown are sold by third parties that we partner with. These third-party providers include major mobile networks, such as Three, O2, and Vodafone, as well as smartphone shops, such as Carphone Warehouse. To make a purchase, click on a deal, and complete the purchase on the external website.
- It's easy to keep your number when buying a new phone or SIM plan. To do this, text "PAC" to 65075 from your current number, and you'll be provided with a PAC code. Simply provide the PAC code to the mobile network you're joining on their website, and they'll transfer your old number to your new SIM.
- All stated costs assume that you pay monthly via direct debit. Providers may charge you a higher monthly cost if you do not pay via direct debit.
- This page does not necessarily contain all deals available from all providers on the market at any given moment.
- The information displayed on this page may not always be up-to-date. Prices, bonuses/offers, and contract terms may sometimes be different to what is shown.
- By default, we display deals with at least a 10GB monthly data limit and less than a £100 upfront cost, unless no such deals are available. Use the sliders in the filters tab to view deals with less than 10GB of data and an upfront cost of more than £100.
- "Average Monthly Cost" refers to the average amount of money you will pay for a given handset deal each month, over the life of the contract. It accounts for costs other than the monthly cost, such as the upfront cost, associated with a given contract.
- "Monthly Cost" and "Monthly Total Cost" refer to the amount of money you will pay each month for a given handset deal, not accounting for any upfront costs or other fees.
- The Monthly Cost of a given deal may vary over the life of the contract. For example, you may pay a lower Monthly Cost after the first 12 months of the contract has elapsed. Please click or tap "More Details" to view how the Monthly Cost varies over time.
- When two deals have the same sort method value, such as the same upfront cost when sorting by upfront cost, the newest deal will display higher.
- Most pay monthly phone providers increase their prices each year. Typically, prices increase by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rate of inflation, plus 3.9%, each April. Read each provider's T&Cs to find out what price increases they impose.