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Get your landline

You pay for the landline

Prison landline price.

£20 a month, unlimited. That’s the whole price list. His calls cost 2.48p a minute, not 5.50p, from his own credit.

Checked against the published rates.

How you pay

Pay monthly, or for the year.

Monthly has no term. Stop any time.

£20

per month · 66p a day

How you pay
Get your landline

No term. Stop any time. Unlimited.

Their money

What stays in their account.

They talk for 60min

£41.52

stays in their account every month

Twice the calls for the same money.

You pay £20 a month. Never from their money.

How we work it out

About 1,800 minutes a month. Their calls cost £83.95 to a mobile and £42.42 to a landline, on the published rates, weekdays and weekends blended. We count 6 minutes in 10 at the weekday rate. The difference is rounded down.

The other numbers

Compare what you pay each month.

What other services charge you at an hour of calls a day.

WhoHow it reaches youAn hour a day
ringyard£20 a month, unlimitedStraight to you£20
PhoneSavvy£24.99 a monthPassed on£24.99
Cellphone Rocks£38 a monthPassed on£38
Cellphone Rocks — pay as you go5p for every minute you receivePassed on£90
FoneSavvyPrepaid credit, 8.95p to 9.78p a minutePassed on£161.10
NeatPhone£9.99 to set up, then 9.6p for every minute you receivePassed on£172.80
What you pay a month, at an hour a day. Prisons are told to restrict numbers that pass calls on. Prices are from each company’s own site. Read 20–27 August 2026. Not in this table: BluePhone, Second Ring and Locked Talk cost less. Every option, compared.

How a call goes

They ring. You pick up. That’s it.

  1. Evening
    They pick up the prison phone.
  2. Straight away
    Your mobile rings. Like any call.
  3. Half an hour in
    It's cost them 74p, not £1.65.HMPPS weekday rates
  4. Tomorrow
    They ring again.

Put a landline in your pocket. Nothing in between.

£20 a month · No risk · Stop any time