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Looking to upgrade your mobile data plan without impacting your bank account? Smarty just unleashed some very competitive deals on its SIM-only packages.
For just 26p per day (£8/month), you can get 50GB of data. This plan comes with unlimited calls and text messages. If you're unsure whether 50GB of 5G is enough, that allowance means you'll be able to stream nearly 17 hours of HD content, or listen to 1,200 hours of music every single month without having to rely on a Wi-Fi connection.
But for just £2 more, you can double your data allowance with a 100GB SIM-only plan.
Smarty offers flexible, commitment-free mobile plans you can cancel or change anytime, with no annual price rises. You'll get unlimited minutes and texts thrown in too, so you can chat away without watching the clock.
For comparison, this year's best mobile network, EE is offering only 50GB for £19 per month or 150GB for £21 per month. On the other hand, Vodafone's current deals consist of 50GB for an even higher price of £21 per month, or 150GB of data for £25 per month.
If you want to take advantage of Smarty's offers, you have until March 31, 2026.
Get double 5G data for just £2 extra from a "commitment-free" SIM plan from Smarty – with no annual price rises guaranteed
Switch to a Smarty dplan and get double the data for only £2 more per month. This deal is so good, you'd only be paying 33p per day. Smarty offers flexible, commitment-free mobile plans you can cancel or change anytime, with no credit checks or annual price rises. You get unlimited calls and texts, Wi-Fi calling, fast 4G and 5G data, and EU roaming with a 12GB fair-use limit.
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Smarty 100GB data plan
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Get 50GB of data for just £8 from a "commitment-free" SIM plan from Smarty
Switch to a SMARTY data plan and pay only 26p per day. SMARTY offers flexible, commitment-free mobile plans you can cancel or change anytime, with no credit checks or annual price rises. You get unlimited calls and texts, Wi-Fi calling, fast 4G and 5G data, and EU roaming with a 12GB fair-use limit.
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Smarty 50GB data plan
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You can switch networks and start a new contract much faster, since everything happens digitally.
For those who don't know, Smarty is a UK-based mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), which means that it doesn't own any masts but piggybacks on infrastructure owned and operated by another brand.
Smarty offers flexible, low-cost mobile plans with a focus on simplicity and transparency
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In this case, that network belongs Three UK network — so if you enjoy a good connection with Three UK, you'll benefit from the exact same signal strength with Smarty. Launched in 2017, Smarty offers flexible, low-cost mobile plans with a focus on simplicity and transparency.
Smarty is well-regarded for its straightforward pricing, with no hidden fees or long-term contracts, making it popular among budget-conscious consumers. Reviews frequently highlight its competitive pricing, with data-only plans and pay-as-you-go options, as well as its emphasis on customer control through an easy-to-use app.
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If you'd rather eliminate the stress of monitoring how much data you use each month, Smarty also offers an unlimited data package for just £18 per month. Like its other deals, you're getting a commitment-free mobile plan that you can cancel or change anytime, with no credit checks or annual price rises.
It's also bundled with unlimited calls and texts, Wi-Fi calling, fast 4G and 5G data, and EU roaming with a 12GB fair-use limit.
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