VOXI does not work like a pay-as-you-go top-up: you pay for a 30-day plan by card and it renews automatically. You add a card to your online account, pick a plan, and VOXI takes the payment every 30 days, when your data, calls and texts refresh. There is no contract, and you can opt out at any time. VOXI is run by Vodafone and uses The Nation's Network, the combined Vodafone and Three network.
You only need credit for a few things the plan does not cover: calls to premium-rate numbers, international calls, and roaming in countries outside VOXI's Europe Zone. You add credit by signing in to your account. To see how much data you have left and when your plan refreshes, sign in at voxi.co.uk. VOXI's help pages list no shortcode for topping up or checking a balance. Prepaid vouchers sold with VOXI SIMs in shops only pay for the first month of a new plan. They cannot be used to top up later.
If you stay on the same VOXI plan month after month, compare it with other SIM-only deals before your next renewal. To move to another network and keep your number, get your VOXI PAC code first. This guide covers how paying works, how to change or stop a plan, when you need credit, how prepaid vouchers work, current plan prices and the most common questions.
Paying for the same VOXI plan every month?
VOXI plans run month to month with no contract. If you keep the same plan for a long time, compare it with SIM-only deals on other UK networks, including longer contracts, before your next renewal. You can keep your number with a PAC code.