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How we picked theseWe've scored over 280+ mobile plans on everything from cost to data allowance and important features.
Our experts give each plan a score out of 10 - totally fair, with no commercial strings attached.
Everyday Mobile, or Woolworths Mobile as it was previously known, offers some competitively priced mobile plans.
Whether you choose its Prepaid 30-day, SIM only or long-expiry plan, you'll get some decent value as well as discounts on your shopping.
But Everyday Mobile doesn't suit everyone. Its higher data might not be right for those who don't use their mobiles frequently.
Here's a few reasons why you might like Everyday Mobile:
But watch out for:
"I switched to Woolworths Everyday Mobile plan from TPG and I love it. I feel like I'm getting such great value and never need to buy additional data packs in the month, plus I get 10% off an in-store shop at Woolies each month and I get to bank my unused data. The international roaming add-on is also fab and lets me use my AU-data balance overseas."
Everyday Mobile from Woolworths offers decent value across its 30 day prepaid range, but it has a higher starting point than some of its competitors, with the cheapest plan starting from $30 a month.
While it doesn't have a $10 or $15 entry plan like some competitors, just about each of its plans beat the $1 per GB benchmark, making it pretty good value.
All 3 of Everyday Mobile's SIM only plans offer you good value for money.
Starting from $40 a month, the most you'll pay per GB is $0.57, which is well below the $1 per GB benchmark we like to use to measure plans against. Its most expensive plan, at $60, comes in at $0.36 per GB, which is even better value, though it might be more data than you need.
For those who are looking for wide coverage, Everyday Mobile could suit their needs. This is because:
Yes, Everyday Mobile offers 5G connectivity via the Telstra wholesale 5G network on its SIM only plans. However, Telstra's 5G network, still rolling out, currently covers 91% of Aussies and you'll need an eligible device to get it working.
If you need help from Everyday Mobile or want to resolve an issue, there's a couple ways to get in touch. Support is available between 9am–5pm AEST weekdays, or 10am–4pm Saturday. You can:
Woolworths Mobile has more bonus features than most smaller providers, including:
Continuing this perk from its Woolworths Mobile days, Everyday Mobile will let you claim 10% off your shopping every month, saving up to $50 on your groceries.
Everyday Mobile has data banking and sharing facilities. This means that you can either save your unused data or give up to 50% of your plans including data to another person.
Keep in mind there's a number of exclusions to the gift giving including on bonus data and data add-on purchased.
You can easily order a mobile plan online from Everyday Mobile's website or you can also buy a SIM in-store if you don't want to wait around for it to get delivered.
Otherwise, you can keep comparing mobile plans on Finder to discover one that better suits your needs.
What if I want to keep my current phone number?
You can let Everyday Mobile know that you'd like to keep your current number during the activation and sign-up process. It should complete the porting process within 4 hours during business hours.
If your current number is under someone else's name (a parent or a partner), it might involve some more steps. Check our guide on how to transfer ownership of your mobile number.
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I would like to join your mobilnetwork $40 every month
Hi Victor, you will nee to go to Everyday Mobile’s website directly to sign up to the plan you want. Hope this helps!
considering changing from Testra as they keep upping their price currently paying $37 amonth myusage 13numb 1 local call s6 national calls 6telstra mob 8 bigpond internet 11,348Kb last month usage as per bill; Not right up with all this tec stuff am 75yrs old do you think this would be good optio live in a rural area ie Milang sa their is a woolwoths in Strathalbyn for shopping etc your thought would be appreciated
Hi Brian, There are many options aside from Telstra that still use the Telstra network – we have a full guide to them. Everyday Mobile is one of those plans – and you could potentially take advantage of the 10% discount for shopping at Woolworths with some plans.
Hi, I am looking for a pre-paid mobile plan for my Nokia g10 phone as the Aldi sim does not work after the changeover to 4g. I can make what’s app calls, but cannot make or receive local calls, which is so frustrating. I tried at a Vodafone store and it seems that the Nokia g10 worked in making calls and receiving calls. But the plan is not what I need for someone who us retired and does not need all the mod cons. How do I overcome this problem and what would be a good pre-paid plan? Thks
Hi Lori, You can compare prepaid mobile plans in our detailed guide. However, I suspect a big limiting factor here is your Nokia G10 – depending on your model, it might not work with any provider now that the 3G shutdown is largely complete.
I only need a cheap service as i only use my phone as an emergency.I have prepaid(12)mths bwith everyday and need to have an emergency phone as standby.
REGARDS Bronwyn
Hi Bronwyn, our guide to budget phones might be able to help you out: https://www.findershopping.com.au/best-budget-phones. Hope it helps!
In 365 easy mobile plan, pHILIPPINES IS NOT INCLUDED IN INTERNATION LIST. wHAT DOES IT TAKE TO GET THAT COUNTRY, even by itself as the only international call.
Hi David, this page should be able to narrow down the list of providers that offer international calls to selected countries. https://www.finder.com.au/mobile-plans/best-mobile-plans-international-calling. You’ll have to check with the provider directly to see if they offer free calls to the Philippines on their plan. For example, amaysim’s $40 for 80GB mobile plan gives you unlimited international calls to 42 countries including the Phillipines. Lycamobile’s $25 for 30GB plan also gives you unlimited minutes to the Philiipines. Best thing is to go through the page that I’ve linked and look for a price and data point that best meet your needs.