SIM-only deals

SIM-only deals often cost less than contracts with a handset. Without a device cost, you save on monthly payments and possibly get more value. Plus, no new phone means no upfront handset cost, significantly cutting initial expenses.

SIM-only deals are typically offered on a rolling monthly contract basis, giving you greater flexibility. You’re not tied into long-term commitments, and you can easily switch or upgrade plans as your needs change.

SIM-only deals are typically offered on a rolling monthly contract basis, giving you greater flexibility. You’re not tied into long-term commitments, and you can easily switch or upgrade plans as your needs change.

If you have a phone you’re already comfortable with, a SIM-only deal allows you to continue using it, saving you from the hassle of transitioning to a new device.

If your workplace supports Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies, where employees use their personal devices for work, a SIM-only plan aligns perfectly with this approach.

SIM-only contracts often come with shorter terms compared to traditional phone contracts. This allows you to adapt to changing circumstances more quickly without being locked into a long commitment.

With the absence of a device cost, your monthly payments for data, minutes, and texts tend to be lower with a SIM-only deal, making it easier to budget for your mobile expenses.

Separating your phone and plan costs can provide more transparency. You can clearly see what you’re paying for your phone service and make informed decisions about when to upgrade.

Some SIM-only deals may not require a credit check, which can be beneficial if you have credit concerns or if you want to avoid affecting your credit score.

Some SIM-only plans allow you to have multiple SIM cards under one plan. This can be useful if you have multiple devices that need connectivity, such as tablets or mobile hotspots.