Coverage
Will Kindly work where you are?
Full UK coverage and 5G. Pop your postcode in and see what to expect, indoors and out.
Straight up: this is our best estimate, not a promise. Real signal depends on your building, your phone, even the weather.
Enter a postcode above and we'll show what to expect indoors and out.
The other question
Is anything down right now?
Coverage above is what to expect day-to-day. This is live — any known issues or planned work near your area right now.
Enter a postcode and we'll show any live network issues or planned maintenance nearby.
No risk
Check it. Then try it for real.
A map can only predict. The only true test is your SIM in your hand — so we made that risk-free. Check it, try it, and if it's not right for you, walk away — no lock-in, ever.
30-day rolling
No contract, no lock-in. If coverage isn't right for you, leave anytime — no exit fees.
No exit fees
Leave whenever you like, nothing to pay to go — so you can try us on your own patch, risk free.
Keep your number
Only port once you're happy it works — your old SIM keeps going until you say so.
THE HONEST TRUTH
What each signal actually gets you.
- 4GEveryday everything
Calls, texts, maps, streaming, social — the workhorse most of the time.
- 5GFaster, and better in a crowd
Quicker downloads and steadier data in busy places like stations and stadiums. Needs a 5G phone.
- WiFiYour indoor backup
WiFi Calling carries your calls and texts over any WiFi when the signal's thin. Included on every plan.
Why the map can be wrong
Things that change your real signal.
- 01
Thick walls, steel and glass — indoors is always weaker than out.
- 02
Weather — heavy rain, storms and even dense trees dampen signal.
- 03
Distance from the nearest mast, and hills or valleys in the way.
- 04
Your phone — older handsets pull in a weaker signal than newer ones.
- 05
How busy the local mast is at that moment.
Where these figures come from
Straight from Ofcom's Connected Nations mobile coverage data — the UK communications regulator, not a network's own marketing map. Map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.
One honest caveat: these are predictions, supplied to Ofcom by the networks themselves. Thick walls, foil-backed insulation, where you stand in the house and how busy the local mast is all change what you actually get.