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About Asda
Asda Mobile is an MVNO run by Asda Stores Ltd (majority-owned by TDR Capital) on Vodafone's network. Refreshed in June 2025 with a new plan range, Asda Mobile is positioned as a simple, affordable option with no mid-contract price rises and integration with the Asda Rewards loyalty programme.
Plans
We don't list live prices — they change frequently. Below we explain how each plan type works.
Asda Mobile plans (refreshed June 2025) on 12-month and 24-month contracts. Data from 3GB to Unlimited. No mid-contract price rises. Free EU roaming in 46 European destinations (5GB fair-use cap). Asda Rewards cashback (2–5% of monthly cost) credited to your Asda Rewards wallet.
Asda Mobile is primarily SIM Only focused — handset contracts are not a major product. Buy a phone outright or via a separate finance arrangement.
Asda Mobile PAYG available with simple top-up options. Good for very occasional users. Same Vodafone network.
Asda Mobile's eSIM support has historically been limited — check Asda Mobile's current website for the latest availability.
Coverage & 5G
Asda Mobile runs on Vodafone's network — approximately 99% 4G population coverage and 5G access included free on all plans. Coverage mirrors Vodafone's own.
Roaming Abroad
Asda Mobile includes free EU roaming in 46 European destinations on eligible plans. A 5GB fair-use data cap applies while roaming — significantly less than O2 (25GB) or Lebara (30GB). For data-heavy EU travel, consider O2, Tesco Mobile, iD Mobile or Lebara.
Key Features
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Asda Rewards
Earn 2–5% cashback on your monthly bill to your Asda Rewards wallet — spendable in Asda.
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No Price Rises
Your monthly price is fixed for the contract duration — no annual mid-contract increases.
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EU Roaming Included
46 European destinations included with a 5GB fair-use data cap.
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Affordable Plans
Among the cheaper options for equivalent data, especially on 24-month contracts.
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Vodafone Network
Runs on Vodafone's 99% 4G network with 5G access free.
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Supermarket Convenience
Available in Asda stores and online for existing Asda shoppers.
Strengths & Weaknesses
✓ Strengths
No mid-contract price rises
Asda Rewards cashback on monthly bills
EU roaming included (46 destinations)
Vodafone's reliable network with 5G free
Simple, straightforward pricing
✕ Watch out for
Only 5GB fair-use EU roaming cap (low vs competitors)
eSIM support historically limited
SIM Only focused — limited handset options
5G speeds behind Three and EE
Limited customer service channels
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Asda Mobile raise prices?
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No — Asda Mobile pledges no mid-contract price rises. Your monthly price is fixed for your contract duration, unlike EE, O2, Three and Vodafone.
Does Asda Mobile include EU roaming?
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Yes — eligible plans include free EU roaming in 46 European destinations. A 5GB per month fair-use data cap applies. This is less than O2 (25GB) or Lebara (30GB), so for data-heavy EU travel, another network may suit better.
What is Asda Rewards on mobile?
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Asda Rewards cashback (2–5% of monthly bill) is credited to your Asda Rewards wallet and can be spent on Asda groceries and products in-store.
What network does Asda Mobile use?
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Vodafone's network — approximately 99% 4G population coverage and 5G access free on all plans.
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