Mobile phone deals: check what you pay, then compare

Enter what you pay each month to see how it compares with typical SIM only prices for the data you use. Typical SIM only prices run from £6 to £25 a month, depending on data.

Source: BillsSorted price snapshot, October 2026

Typical prices are taken from providers' own websites, collected on 18 October 2026. Prices change often, so use the comparison to see the latest deals.

Check your mobile bill

Not sure? Check your network's app for how much you use. In 2025 the average UK mobile data user got through about 12GB a month.Source: Ofcom, Communications Market Report 2026, published 30 June 2026, data for 2025

Your current monthly price. An estimate is fine if you don't have your bill to hand.

SIM only or a phone contract?

A SIM only deal gives you minutes, texts and data without a phone. You use it in a phone you already own.

A phone contract includes a handset as well, so the monthly price is higher. That is why this check compares your price with SIM only prices: it shows what the minutes, texts and data typically cost.

When does my phone contract end?

Text INFO to 85075 to find out. The text is free, and the reply tells you whether you're in contract and what fees apply. Your network must also message you 10 to 40 days before your contract ends.

Check when your phone contract ends

Source: Ofcom, Switching mobile phone provider, updated 25 August 2026; Ofcom, Companies must tell customers about their best deals, last updated 16 March 2023

Switching? Get your PAC code first

Text PAC to 65075 to keep your number when you switch. The text is free, your network must reply within one minute, and your new provider must complete the switch within one working day.

How to get a PAC code

Source: Ofcom, Switching mobile phone provider, updated 25 August 2026

What to check

  • Do you have SIM only, or a phone on contract? Your bill or your network's app will say.
  • How much data did you use in the last three months?
  • Has your contract ended, or when does it end?
  • Will the price go up during the contract, and by how much?

Sources and dates

Figures on this page are a guide, not advice. They show typical prices for new deals, not what is right for you. Prices and rules change often, so check the details with the provider before you decide. Typical prices are taken from providers' own websites, collected on 18 October 2026. Prices change often, so use the comparison to see the latest deals.