- Promo price
- The month the promo ends
- Standard price until the contract ends
Two prices, one contract
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The promo price applies for a set number of months. After that the standard price applies. A plan can look cheapest during the promo and be more expensive overall than a plan with a steadier price.
How the length of the promo matters
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A short promo on a long contract means most months are at the standard price. A promo that covers most of the contract changes the picture far more. This is why we blend both prices across the whole comparison term.
What to check before you sign
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Look for how many months the promo lasts, what the standard price is, and whether the standard price can change during the contract. If any of these is unclear on the provider's page, treat the total as uncertain and ask the provider.
We show the promo and standard prices side by side where we have both. Where we do not know one of them, the comparison says so.
Common questions
Will my price definitely stay at the standard price?
We cannot know that. We use the standard price in the offer data. Providers may have terms that allow changes, so read the contract terms for the plan you choose.
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Contract length and early exit fees
How contract length changes the real cost, and why leaving early can cost extra.
