Network information · mast ownerVodafone information
Half of VodafoneThree since June 2025 and landlord to VOXI and Lebara — set against its own merger partner.
Photo from a free stock library — illustration only.OwnerVodafoneThree
SinceJune 2025
Resold byVOXI, Lebara
CoverageSeparate estate
NoteRe-check annually
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After the merger — Vodafone vs Three
Vodafone
Now half of VodafoneThree, with its own established estate and two budget brands riding it.
- Broad national footprint
- Hosts VOXI and Lebara
- Coverage changing as estates merge
VS
Three
The other half of the same company, still trading separately with its own masts, pricing and budget brands.
- Cheapest unlimited of the four
- Strong urban 5G
- Hosts SMARTY and iD Mobile
Which wins, and for whomThey remain separate purchases today. Buy on the coverage and price you can verify now, not on what the combined network may become — and re-check your postcode annually while consolidation runs.
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Among the longest-established UK operators, and since June 2025 half of VodafoneThree — the largest operator in the country by customer numbers.
OwnerVodafoneThree, from June 2025
Resold byVOXI (in-house) and Lebara
ProgrammeMulti-billion-pound consolidation across both estates
Coverage noteA separate estate from Three's, O2's and EE's — check it independently
Careful: As on Three, calls demanding an urgent plan “migration” because of the merger are fraudulent. No such process exists.
Plans, services and rights
The usual shapes, with the same rules that apply market-wide.
SIM plansRolling monthly, fixed terms and unlimited tiers
Phone plansCombined bundles; the end-of-term condition applies as elsewhere
Pay as you goAvailable; VOXI and Lebara often better value for regular users
eSIMIssued in minutes on recent handsets, free through official channels
BroadbandFixed-line services over Openreach infrastructure
RoamingVaries by plan generation; the app is the authority for your plan
SwitchingPAC to 65075 or STAC to 75075 — free, valid thirty days, exit sums itemised
ComplaintsFree ombudsman escalation after eight weeks or a deadlock letter
Important notice: keyanok is an independent information site. We are not a mobile network, and we are not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Three, O2, Sky Mobile, EE, Vodafone or any other provider. We do not sell SIM cards, contracts, handsets or services of any kind. Every comparison here is general guidance and opinion only — always confirm current details with the provider's own website or app before deciding anything.