Forfait gratuit 2 EUR Free
€2 /mois
- Plan de paiement: Port payé
- Données: 50 mois (20 mois avec Booster)
- Réseau: Gratuit
- Contracter: Aucun engagement
- Appels et SMS: 2 heures d'appels, SMS illimités
- Itinérance dans l'UE: —
Live offers across tracked providers in France — updated daily from the Giraffy database.
35 live offers compared from 20 providers, from €2 /mois. Updated daily.
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Répétiteur WiFi 7 de Bouygues Telecom (cartes SIM mobiles) en mobile. Offre en direct suivie quotidiennement par Giraffy.
€7 /mois
€7.99 /mois
€7.99 /mois
€8 /mois
€8 /mois
€8 /mois
€8.99 /mois
€9 /mois
€9 /mois
€9.99 /mois
€9.99 /mois
€10 /mois
€10 /mois
Jusqu'à 10 € remboursés avec Free (cartes SIM mobiles) chez Mobile. Offre mise à jour quotidiennement par Giraffy.
€10 /mois
Offre de remboursement dans la limite de 10 € : de Free (Mobile SIMs) dans Mobile. Offre en direct suivie quotidiennement par Giraffy.
€11 /mois
€11.99 /mois
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€17.49 /mois
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€29.99 /mois
€49 /mois
Exclu web : Frais de mise en service 49€ offerts sur demande chez Free (SIM Mobiles) en Mobile. Offre en direct suivie quotidiennement par Giraffy.
€49 /mois
Forfait mobile gratuit offert par Free (cartes SIM mobiles). Offre mise à jour quotidiennement par Giraffy.
€99 /mois
Forfait Bouygues de Bouygues Telecom (cartes SIM mobiles). Offre mise à jour quotidiennement par Giraffy.
€99 /mois
Nos forfaits mobiles sans engagement B&YOU de Bouygues Telecom (cartes SIM mobiles) chez Mobile. Offre en direct suivie quotidiennement par Giraffy.
€99 /mois
✈️ Forfait 200Go Voyage dont 40Go utilisables dans + de 150 destinations à seulement 15€99/mois de Bouygues Telecom (SIM Mobiles) en Mobile. Offre en direct suivie quotidiennement par Giraffy.
€99 /mois
10,99€/mois pendant 1 an puis 13,99€/mois chez Bouygues Telecom (SIM Mobiles) en Mobile. Offre en direct suivie quotidiennement par Giraffy.
€99 /month
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€200 /month
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A mobile SIM plan (forfait mobile) provides calls, texts and mobile data on a monthly basis. Most French plans are now SIM-only and sans engagement — no fixed contract, cancel any time — separating the airtime from the handset. France is one of Europe's most competitive mobile markets, with generous data allowances and low prices thanks to years of price competition since Free Mobile's arrival.
Four network operators (MNOs) are licensed by Arcep — Orange, SFR, Bouygues Telecom and Free — carrying more than 80 million SIM cards between them. Around thirty MVNOs (opérateurs virtuels) rent capacity on these networks and sell their own plans, including B&You (Bouygues), Auchan Telecom, Cdiscount Mobile, La Poste Mobile, Celtiphon and Lycamobile France. MVNOs use the same masts, so coverage is similar, but cut costs by operating online-first with simple SIM-only deals. Free Mobile's 2012 entry permanently reset pricing, forcing the incumbents to launch low-cost sub-brands like B&You and Sosh, and France now has some of the largest data allowances in Europe for the price. A proposed 2026 network consolidation could move the market from four operators toward three, which regulators are scrutinising precisely because competition has kept prices so low.
Low prices — Competition delivers large data bundles for a few euros a month.
No commitment — Most forfaits can be cancelled any time, so you can switch freely.
EU roaming included — Plans include roaming across the EU at no extra cost within fair-use limits.
Estimate the data you actually use and pick an allowance with headroom rather than the biggest number. Check network coverage at home and work — MNO-branded plans can edge MVNOs on priority in congestion — and confirm 5G is included if you want it. Watch for promotional first-year prices that jump afterwards, and prefer sans engagement to keep switching easy.
Free is famous for aggressive value, Bouygues Telecom for balanced premium plans; among value brands, B&You, Auchan Telecom, Cdiscount Mobile and La Poste Mobile are widely compared, with Celtiphon and Lycamobile France serving niche and international-calling needs.
Plans on this comparison run from about €2 a month for small allowances to €99 for premium, high-data or bundled offers. Many low-cost forfaits offer tens of gigabytes for under €10. Beware of lifetime-versus-promo pricing: some cheap headline rates apply only for a year before rising, while true budget plans hold their price. A typical sweet spot is a plan with tens of gigabytes of data for well under €10 a month with no commitment, while premium tiers add the most data, 5G priority, and perks like handset subsidies. If you rarely leave Wi-Fi, a very small allowance can cost only a couple of euros; heavier users who stream on the move should size up, since exceeding the bundle can throttle speeds or add charges.
Arcep regulates operators, allocates spectrum, monitors coverage and quality of service, and publishes coverage maps. EU rules guarantee roam-like-at-home within the EU/EEA. Consumers benefit from simplified number portability (portabilité) using a RIO code so you keep your number when switching, and the DGCCRF enforces fair advertising of speeds and prices.
Can I keep my number? — Yes; request your RIO code and the new operator handles portability, usually within a day.
Do MVNOs have worse coverage? — They use the MNOs' networks, so coverage is broadly similar, though priority in congestion can differ.
Is 5G included? — On many plans yes, but check, as some budget forfaits are 4G-only.
The cheapest Mobile SIM Plans in France is €2 /month from Free.
Giraffy tracks 5 live SIM plans across Free,Bouygues Telecom,Vectone Mobile,YouPrice,Coriolis networks in France. The lowest tracked price is €2 /month. Sort by lowest price to see the cheapest options for your data needs.
Coverage quality varies by area and carrier. Check each network's official coverage map before switching — indoor coverage, rural reach, and 5G availability differ significantly between operators in France.
An eSIM is a digital SIM embedded in your device — you activate a plan without swapping a physical card. Most flagship and mid-range phones released after 2020 support eSIM. Check your device settings or ask the carrier to confirm compatibility before you switch.
5G delivers significantly faster download speeds and lower latency than 4G — typically 100–500 Mbps versus 20–50 Mbps. It's worth it if your handset is 5G-capable and you're in a coverage area. Most 5G plans are now priced similarly to 4G equivalents.
Yes. In most markets you can port your number to a new network within one working day by requesting a PAC or porting code from your current provider. The switch happens automatically once you activate the new SIM.
Prepaid (pay-as-you-go) plans require no contract — you top up credit and use what you pay for. Pay-monthly plans bill you at the end of each month and typically offer more data for the same price, but require a credit check and a rolling or fixed-term commitment.
If your handset was purchased directly from a carrier, it may be network-locked and need unlocking before accepting a different SIM. Phones bought from manufacturers or retailers are usually unlocked. Contact your current carrier to check — unlocking is often free or available for a small fee.