Mobile Operator Spusu Continues UK Price Freeze Until 2026
The SIM-only UK mobile provider spusu, which holds a virtual operator (MVNO) agreement via BTWholesale to harness EE’s national 4G and 5G network, has today confirmed that it will continue its existing price freeze for another year until 2026.
Last year the operator committed to delivering simple mobile connectivity, “free from upselling and hidden costs“, by freezing its prices throughout 2024 and has today pledged to continue this until 2026. Currently, spusu’s SIM-only plans start from £4.90 per month, rising to £29.90 for its unlimited data, messages and minutes plan.
“We know how important it is for people to have certainty over their monthly bills,” said Christian Banhans, UK MD of spusu. “That’s why for the second year in a row, we’ve committed to freezing our prices, ensuring our customers don’t face unexpected mid-contract price hikes … Unlike some providers, we’re taking a stand — no mid-contract price hikes, no hidden fees, just honest and affordable pricing.”
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Sounds good to me.
Indeed, makes you wonder why main network providers can not nail down the price for the whole 12 months
Unlike their network’s sound quality. 🙂