Mobile

Business Mobile Unlimited

If the mobile contract sits in an employee's name, the number, the data and the handset belong to them the day they resign, and your customer contacts go with them. We keep everything in your company's name, on unlimited UK calls, texts and data, so a leaver is an admin task rather than a lost customer list.

What this protects

Your numbers stay yours

The word unlimited sells the tariff. Who owns the contract is what protects the business the day someone leaves.

The number stays with you

The account, the number and the SIM sit in your name, so a leaver cannot walk off with a customer relationship.

One bill, no surprises

Every line on one itemised account, with pooled data so the heavy user and the light user balance out.

Upgrades without the panic

We track contract end dates, so handsets are refreshed on schedule rather than the week one fails.

The difference is who owns the contract

A personal contract in an employee's name is convenient right up to the day that person resigns. Then the number, the data and the handset belong to them, and your customer contacts are sitting in a phone you cannot touch.

Business contracts keep the account, the number and the SIM under your control. When someone leaves, you reassign the SIM and keep the number. The unlimited allowances come on top of that, not instead of it.

What is included

Unlimited UK usage

Unlimited calls, texts and data across UK networks, with EU roaming added per line where you actually need it.

Shared allowances

Data pooled across the team, so the heavy user and the light user balance each other out on one bill.

One itemised bill

Every line on a single account with usage broken down, so you know who spent what without chasing four suppliers.

Upgrades when due

We track contract end dates and upgrade windows, so handsets are refreshed on schedule rather than in a panic.

Keep your numbers

Number porting handled when you switch networks, so nothing changes for the people who ring you.

Business-grade terms

A proper business account with management and support, not a consumer tariff wearing a business hat.

Things to check before you sign a mobile deal

  • Who owns the contract and the number if an employee leaves
  • Whether data is pooled across the team or metered per SIM
  • What the out-of-bundle rate is when an allowance runs out
  • Whether the handset is included or on a separate finance agreement
  • What the notice period and early termination charges look like

Switching without losing numbers

Porting a number between networks is routine, but it needs planning. We handle the paperwork, stagger the cutover so nobody is unreachable, and confirm every number resolves before the old SIMs go quiet.

On a move of any size, the fiddly part is usually voicemail greetings and app logins rather than the porting itself.

What we need from you

  • A current list of numbers and who uses each one
  • Any existing contract end dates and notice periods
  • A decision on which lines genuinely need EU roaming
  • A cutover window that avoids your busiest week

Questions we get asked about Business Mobile Unlimited

Yes. Porting is routine. We coordinate it with the network and confirm each number works before the old SIM is retired, so customers never notice the move.

For UK use, yes, with a fair-use policy that only bites on things like tethering an entire office to one handset. We will show you where the real limits are before you sign.

You keep the number and the handset, because the contract is in your name. We reassign the SIM, wipe the device and prepare it for the next person.

Yes. Lines can be added at any time and the cost is pro-rated onto your next bill.

Yes, either included in the tariff or on a separate finance agreement, depending on which suits your cash flow.

Not sure whether you need business mobile unlimited?

Book a free 60-minute health check. We will tell you what you actually need, including when the answer is nothing.