Looking for a new SIM-only or prepaid phone plan but can't work out what to pick? Here's a look at the most popular plans on WhistleOut in the last week.
1. amaysim
First up is amaysim, because a dollar per gig is clearly very hard to pass up. At $30 for 30GB on a 28-day recharge, amaysim is a solid choice if you're after a prepaid plan. In addition to heaps of data, you'll get unlimited standard international calls to 10 select countries, and unlimited international talk and text to 32 select countries.
2. Coles
Next we have longer-than-average prepaid recharge from Coles. $20 gets you 28GB on 35-day term. That's pretty damn good! However, there is a catch: you'll only get 28GB on your first three recharges. Your allowance drops to 3GB from your fourth recharge onward. However, since Coles prepaid plans are contract-free, you can leave whenever you want. Coles is powered by the Optus network.
3. Exetel
If you don't need much data, Exetel has you covered. $8.99 per month gets you 2GB, along with unlimited talk and text. Better yet, it's a contract-free plan so you can always move to a larger plan if your needs change. Exetel is powered by the Optus network.
4. Woolworths Mobile
Everyday Mobile Pre-paid Mobile $25 Recharge
| Carrier | Everyday Mobile |
|---|---|
| Data | 22GB Data |
| Type | Prepaid (30 Days) |
| Current Deal | Get 10% off an eligible Woolworths shop in store every month when you link your Everyday Rewards card. T&Cs apply |
| Total Price |
$25 per 30 days
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Woolies is also running a pretty solid prepaid deal. You'll get 18GB for $20 on your first two 30-day recharges. This drops back to 5GB after, but the supermarket giant will ease the pain with an extra 10GB of bonus data every third recharge. Not bad. Woolworths Mobile is powered by the Telstra network.
5. OVO
OVO is another great bang for buck option. $19.95 gets you a 30-day prepaid recharge with 10GB of data. Since the plan is prepaid, you're not locked into a fixed term, and can leave whenever you want. OVO is powered by the Optus network.
How we measure plan popularity
The popularity of these plans is measured by the number of "product information" and "go to site" clicks they've had on WhistleOut across the past seven days.
Alex Choros
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