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Provider A
VOXI
Provider B
Vodafone
from £7.00/mo
Six dimensions that actually matter when choosing between them.
VOXI £10/mo for 80GB beats Vodafone Basics £12/mo for 100GB on flexibility.
VOXI's social apps don't touch your data allowance. Vodafone counts everything.
VOXI is 30-day rolling, cancel anytime. Vodafone Basics locks you in for 12 months.
VOXI has no credit check. Vodafone contracts require one.
Vodafone has 24/7 phone support + stores. VOXI is chat-based.
Vodafone sells iPhone/Galaxy/Pixel on contract with trade-in offers.
Vodafone VeryMe rewards + Together bundle savings up to £400/yr.
Pick VOXI if you're a heavy social media user, want to cancel anytime, or can't pass a credit check. £10-£20 rolling plans on a big-four network are hard to beat.
Pick Vodafone if you want a phone bundled in, 24/7 support, family bundle savings via Vodafone Together, or the cheapest possible entry price (11GB Basics at £7/mo).
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Yes. VOXI is owned and operated by Vodafone and runs on Vodafone's exact UK network — same masts, same 4G/5G coverage. Coverage and speeds are effectively identical in day-to-day use.
VOXI is Vodafone's no-frills, online-only sub-brand aimed at younger users. You give up phone stores, 24/7 phone support and rewards schemes, and in exchange get more data per pound plus unlimited social media on every plan.
No. VOXI plans are 30-day rolling with no credit check, which also makes it one of the best options if you've been refused a contract elsewhere. Vodafone's own contracts do require a credit check.
Yes. Text PAC to 65075 from your Vodafone number, enter the PAC code when you join VOXI, and your number ports across — usually within one working day.
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