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Coverage

Will Kindly work where you are?

Kindly runs on one of the UK's biggest networks, with 99% UK coverage (estimated) and 5G where available. Check your address to see what to expect indoors and outdoors. It's an estimate, not a promise, so you can also just try a SIM with no lock-in.

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ExampleYour area
Calls indoors
Strong
Calls outdoors
Strong
Data indoors
Good
Data outdoors
Strong
5G hereYes

Calls and data should work well here, indoors and out.

Coverage data from Ofcom's Connected Nations research. Figures are predictions, not a guarantee of service.
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Why the map can be wrong.

A map can only predict. These are the things that change what you actually get.

  1. Walls. Thick walls, steel and glass weaken signal indoors.
  2. Weather. Heavy rain, storms and dense trees can take the edge off.
  3. Distance and hills. How far you are from a mast, and the hills or valleys in between.
  4. Your phone. Older phones pick up a weaker signal than newer ones.
  5. Busy masts. Lots of people in one place at once can slow things down.

That's why we show indoors and outdoors separately, and why you can try a SIM with no lock-in.

What each signal gets you.

4G

Everything you do every day: calls, texts, maps, streaming and social media.

5G

Faster, steadier data in busy places like stations and stadiums. You'll need a 5G phone.

WiFi

WiFi calling carries your calls and texts over WiFi when signal is weak. Included on every plan.

No contract.Every plan is 30-day rolling. If it doesn't work for you, leave with no exit fee.
WiFi calling on every plan.If the signal's weak indoors, your calls and texts go over your WiFi instead.
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Where these figures come from

Coverage figures come from Ofcom's Connected Nations mobile coverage data. Ofcom is the UK's communications regulator, and you can also use Ofcom's own mobile coverage checker. The figures are predictions the networks give Ofcom, so walls, insulation, where you are in a building and how busy the local mast is can all change what you get. Map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Coverage questions

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