Theirs
5.50p
Mobile
2.48p
Landline
Same weekly cap. More than twice the calls from the same account. You pay for the number. They keep the saving.
The published ratesA landline on the phone you have.
£20 a month. Unlimited.
No app. No forwarding. No risk.
Try it
You keep your phone. Tap answer. The same four steps, in order.
Get started in four steps
You keep your phone. You buy the landline. You put it on your phone. You give them the number. When they call, your phone rings.
You buy it
You install it
You pass it on
They ring
No forwarding. No diversion. No app.
Why this number
You keep your phone. Their credit goes further.
5.50p
Mobile
2.48p
Landline
They pay less
Weekday rates. Weekend is cheaper. The money stays in their account.
The published rates5.50p
Mobile
2.48p
Landline
They pay less
Weekday rates. Weekend is cheaper. The money stays in their account.
The published ratesPricing
You keep their money in their account. You pay for the number.
Theirs
5.50p
Mobile
2.48p
Landline
Same weekly cap. More than twice the calls from the same account. You pay for the number. They keep the saving.
The published ratesEverything included
FAQ
Short answers. The long ones are one tap away.
A SIM with no card. You keep your phone. We email a code. You scan it. The landline sits on the phone you have. No app.
No. Nobody can promise you a yes. It is a normal UK landline. It goes on their list like any other. The prison checks it first. If the answer is no, you get a fresh number free. If that fails too, you get a refund.
Yes. A prison rule, not a trick. Calls to landlines cost less than half the mobile rate. Their weekly cap does not change, so the same money buys more than twice the calls. You keep your phone. We give you a landline. It rings that phone.
No. Nothing changes on our side. You keep the same number. It is a real landline. It is not tied to any prison. They put it forward at the new prison. It gets checked there, like the first time.
Yes. One tap. No term. No fee. The number stops.
Anything else? Email us.
No term. Stop in one tap.