SIM-only
Keep your current phone and pay mainly for calls, texts and data.
- Often lower monthly cost
- Shorter or rolling terms may be available
- Check data allowance and price changes
Independent • UK-focused • Brand-neutral
Understand the differences between SIM-only, handset and flexible mobile plans before you decide. Our guidance focuses on contract length, total cost, data, coverage and the terms that matter.
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Start with the basics
These categories are educational examples, not live quotes. Availability, eligibility and pricing must be confirmed before purchase.
Keep your current phone and pay mainly for calls, texts and data.
Spread the cost of a handset alongside your mobile service.
Look for shorter commitments or options designed to change with your usage.
A useful comparison
A deal can look inexpensive but cost more over the full term. Compare the full picture before agreeing.
How it works
Think about your current phone, typical data use, budget and preferred commitment.
Use our guides online or call us to discuss the points that should be checked.
Any actual offer should be reviewed with its supplier, including eligibility, price and cancellation terms.
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Common questions
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