Vodafone prices, quoted from Vodafone's own page
Vodafone publishes one SIM only figure on the page read for this record, unlimited data at £23 a month, and then does something most of this market does not: it prints the increases that will apply to it. That makes Vodafone the only seller here whose term price can be worked out from published information rather than guessed at.
What this seller publishes
| What | Figure | Quoted from the page | Source and date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unlimited data, per month | £23/month, unlimited data, 24 month plan | "Unlimited data – just £23 a month" | Vodafone SIM only page checked September 2026 |
| Cheapest plan, per month | Publishes no figure for this line on the page we read (checked September 2026) | Vodafone SIM only page checked September 2026 | |
| Mid-tier plan, per month | Publishes no figure for this line on the page we read (checked September 2026) | Vodafone SIM only page checked September 2026 |
Which plan types this seller prices
Taken from the seller's own page, which states the plan and the term. We do not credit a plan type to a seller on the strength of a marketing claim.
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The headline and what happens to it
The page publishes Unlimited data – just £23 a month on a 24 month plan, and states Save £288 with a 24-month plan, which is a comparison with its own shorter option. It then states that the price increases to £25.50 on 1 April 2027 and £28 on 1 April 2028, and separately that the annual April increase is £2.50 for pay monthly airtime and data plans.
A plan advertised at £23 that spends part of its term at £25.50 and part at £28 averages materially above its headline. That is not a criticism of the disclosure, which is better than most of this market offers; it is the reason the disclosure matters.
What the page does not carry
The rest of the ladder sits behind an interactive plan builder that serves no price to a plain reader, so this record shows no cheapest-plan and no mid-tier figure for Vodafone and says why. It also publishes roaming as passes rather than as an inclusion: the 8 day pass is £16 and the 15 day pass is £21 for its Zone B destinations.