UK SIM

For most people in the UK, the best SIM card is one that combines wide network coverage, a fair data allowance, and a price that does not require monthly renegotiation. The EE-powered SIM cards from eSIM Cards tick all three.

The best SIM-only deals in the UK tend to come down to how you use your phone and how long you are willing to commit. The eSIM Cards EE plans offer 13 months of service (12 paid, one free) at prices that work out affordably.

Every annual plan through eSIM Cards includes one free month on top of the 12 months you pay for — so the plan actually runs for 13 months in total. The free month is added automatically.

The order Confirmation on your EE SIM order is sent by email a few minutes following the completion of the purchase, and the EE SIM card is sent within 24 hours to a UK delivery address within three business days.

If you typically use less than 30GB of data per month and are mostly connected to Wi-Fi at home and work, the 50GB plan for 13 months should be enough for you. That’s the Unlimited plan, for folks who never want to fret about data.

Yes, as long as your phone is unlocked. The EE SIM card works in any unlocked handset — smartphone, basic phone, tablet with a SIM slot, or mobile broadband device. If your current phone is locked to another network, you will need to unlock it before the EE SIM will work.

EE plans include roaming in a range of countries depending on the specific plan terms. Since the UK left the EU, automatic free roaming in Europe is no longer guaranteed across all UK networks.

SIM card packages for the UK are prepaid and valid for a period of 1 year. This is a single payment for the entire year – it is not a rolling monthly contract as you won’t be having an ongoing direct debit or credit check.

Yes. If you'd like to use your existing UK phone number with an EE SIM, you will require a PAC (Porting Authorisation Code) from your current network provider.

After 13 months, your plan ends and so does the service on your SIM. There’s no surprise charge or automatic renewal — the plan closes.