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EE SIM only deals: 8GB for £9, 25GB for £13.50

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See how EE compare on price this month vs the competition on SIM only. We've checked each of their plans to find the best. Last updated: 13th March 2026.

EE's best SIM only deals

Our favourite SIM only deal this month on EE

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SIM only
just
£9
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🛈 Increased to: £11.50 on April 1 2027

500 mins and 8GB data See full deal

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Out of all EE's SIM only plans they've got running this March, our current best pick would be their discounted £10 £9 one below. It's on a 1‑month deal, gets you 8GB data, plus 500 minutes and 500 texts as well:

Getting £1 off a month means you’ll save £12 in total, if you spend a whole year on the deal.

This is good for EE but it's not an unbeatable price. You can get similar SIM only plans for less with some other providers, even ones that also use the EE network. See which networks that are cheaper here:

£13.50 for 25GB is EE's next best SIM deal in March

EE SIM only deal
SIM only
just
£13.50
a month
🛈 Increased to: £16.00 on April 1 2027

Unlimited mins and 25GB data See full deal

at EE.co.uk
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If you're more data-hungry, EE are also offering this discounted £15 £13.50 SIM, which includes 25GB data, unlimited minutes and texts on a 1‑month plan. It's another of their best deals:

With £1.50 off per month, the total saving if you spent a year on the deal adds up to £18.

It's a good deal by EE's standards but price-wise you can still beat this plan on other providers (even ones that still use the EE network). Here's where else you can get a lower price:

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In our review of EE, we said they have the best 4G and 5G coverage out of all UK networks, as well as having the fastest 4G speeds by far. It’s the main reason we think people would want to join EE.

You have the choice between 1-month, 12-month or 24-month contracts on EE. Generally, the longer the contract the lower the monthly cost, but you should compare here in case there are any special deals on.

EE’s plans tend to be some of the most expensive of all networks. But there are some smaller providers who offer cheaper deals on EE’s network (our favourite being 1pMobile) or you can check for hidden deals.

They offer different numbers of Inclusive Extras on premium plans. Their All Rounder plans give you one extra and their Full Works plans give you three. Their No Frills plans include none and some are speed capped.

Useful link: Read our full EE review

Helpful things to know about EE’s SIM only deals

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EE will deliver your SIM card within 2 working days. In the package you’ll receive each size of SIM to pop into any phone. And EE let you join on an eSIM right away or switch to one later (read how it works here).

You have 14 days after the arrival of your SIM card to return it and get a full refund if you’re not satisfied. Here’s how you do it.

EE need to make sure their customers don’t rack up huge bills they can’t pay, so you’ll have to pass a credit check to join them. If you fail the check you can still join them on a monthly PAYG bundle instead.

If you’re switching to EE from another provider you can keep your number by getting a PAC from your provider and sending it to EE at any time. See their full instructions here.

Useful link: Compare all EE SIMs

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