MultiGig Broadband ISP Yayzi Goes Live with UK Mobile Plans
Back in May 2024 we reported (here) that internet provider Yayzi Broadband were preparing to make some big changes, not least by launching a Mobile (SIM) service. The good news is that the ISP recently put their new mobile service live, which is harnessing Three UK’s national 4G and 5G network.
The “Stupidly SIMple Plans” attach no contracts or credit checks and start at £10 per month for a 10GB data (mobile broadband) allowance, which rises to £15 for 100GB and £20 for unlimited data. Each SIM-Only plan (available via either an eSIM or Physical SIM) also includes EU roaming, as well as unlimited UK calling minutes and texts. Yayzi are separately also selling refurbished Smartphones.
“I genuinely feel that there’s a symbiotic relationship between broadband and SIMS, as some of the leading providers have already incorporated, but as part of this we are also introducing eco sims in 2025 due to the environmental impact of plastic,” said Martin Gardner, CEO of Yayzi, to ISPreview.
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Finally, the ISP’s website states that existing broadband customers will benefit from a 10% discount on their mobile plans. Yayzi also vaguely mentioned something about a “new partner being launched in March,” but this wasn’t given much detail or context.
Mark is a professional technology writer, IT consultant and computer engineer from Dorset (England), he also founded ISPreview in 1999 and enjoys analysing the latest telecoms and broadband developments. Find me on X (Twitter), Mastodon, Facebook, BlueSky, Threads.net and Linkedin.
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Can’t see them attracting many people with those prices!
Explain as at £20 unlimited on a monthly rolling it’s the same price as Smarty on their website.
@martin £15pm via mse and a £60 amazon voucher too . lots of other better priced mvno deals at far better prices than yayzi are planning to offer sadly
That is not good pricing at all. I thought it was just my eyes seeing it that way, but the poster above me said the same. Smarty, RWG or 1pmobile are the three to go for over this.
I am just wondering? Why do we nee another MVNO? There are so many out there offering pretty much identical services and prices. Wasn’t it that recently an MVNO started up and six months later announced shutting down their services?
Just pick up someone well established like Lebara, or Tesco mobile. Other wise i think you are looking for trouble.