What is a SIM only contract?

SIM plans are simple. If new devices aren't your primary need, a SIM-only deal covers your calls, data and roaming needs - for a small business or a large corporation.
Instead of sending you a new device, you just get a SIM card (or eSIM) so you can instantly use the same phone with your new provider.



Which SIM plan is right for you?
SIM-only plans cost less than device-inclusive plans. If your current devices work for you, it's about cost, network coverage, and reliability.
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Check coverageSIM only pros and cons
SIM-only prices can be a lot cheaper, but you don't get to upgrade your phones. If you're on a tight budget, SIM-only and eSIM options could be a great deal - but consider hardware age and battery life too.
Handset contract
Low to mid (£0–£100)
Feature
Upfront cost
SIM-Only contract
None
Handset contract
Higher (includes device cost)
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Monthly outgoings
SIM-Only contract
Lowest (data/calls only)
Handset contract
Long term (24–36 months)
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Contract length
SIM-Only contract
Flexible (30 days – 12 months)
Handset contract
High (VAT & depreciation)
Feature
Tax efficiency
SIM-Only contract
High (full business expense)
Handset contract
Upgrading your fleet & tech
Feature
Best for...
SIM-Only contract
Maximising monthly cash flow
Handset contract
Early exit fees can be high
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Risk
SIM-Only contract
Minimal risk; easy to switch
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