It equates to an annual rise of £18, with customers set to see the higher price reflected in their bill from February 14, 2026
Millions of Sky Mobile customers will see their bills rise from next month after a new increase was announced.
The majority of people will see their bill go up by £1.50 a month, which equates to an annual rise of £18. Some people will see their bill rise by more or less than this amount.
Customers will see the higher price reflected in their bill from February 14, 2026. It marks the first time Sky Mobile has announced a price change for in-contract customers in over seven years.
If you are unhappy about the price increase, and you are in the minimum term of your contract, you can cancel your package without paying an early termination charge.
The price of the Sky Mobile social tariff, which is available to those on low income, will remain frozen.
Sky said the price change is down to increased wholesale network costs, and revealed customers will be contacted from today if their bill is increasing.
A Sky Mobile spokesperson said: “To continue delivering the quality, service, and value our customers expect, most Sky Mobile customers will see a £1.50 increase to their monthly bill from February.
“We don’t take decisions like this lightly, which is why we have not increased mobile prices mid-contract for more than seven years.
“This change reflects the ongoing cost pressures being faced across the industry, while allowing us to continue investing in our network and customer experience.”
It comes after O2 announced almost all mobile and SIM-only contract customers will see their monthly mobile bill rise by £2.50 a month from April 2026 – up from the originally planned increase of £1.80 a month.
Three mobile customers who take out a data plan of 4GB or less from November 9 will be subject to a price rise of £1.80 a month from April 2026. This is an increase of 80p more compared to its current £1 monthly increase.
Those who take out a plan of between 4GB and 100GB will see their monthly price rise by £1.90 from April 2026, while customers who have more than 100GB will be hit with an increase of £2.30 a month.
Three broadband will see their bills rise by £3.50 a month from April 2026.
Vodafone mobile customers who take out a deal from November 12 will see their monthly bill rise by £2.50 a month, or £1.50 for its Basics SIM plans.
Vodafone broadband customers will be hit with £3.50 monthly price rise. If you already have a broadband or mobile contract with Vodafone or Three, your price will rise by your already agreed amount.
