Last year the mobile phone networks overcharged UK businesses and consumers approximately £7,600,000,000.
Weʼre here to keep them honest.
How much could you save?
- Business
- Consumer
How many devices do you have?
Let us know how many devices (phones and tablets) you have and we’ll give you a rough estimate of how much you’re being overcharged.
Now get it spot on.
Simply sync your online phone account with Billmonitor – it’s easy and only takes a few seconds.
Our evidence-based engine will then crunch your bill and discover the best plan for your business (46% savings average).
Once that’s completed we’ll email to arrange a free, no obligation consultation to talk you through the findings.
Case Study
58% savings on out of allowance costs through improved tariff and bundle selection.
Case Study
37.5% savings through improved tariff and bundle selection.
Billmonitor’s consumer service was the first mobile tariff comparison service to be officially accredited by Ofcom, the UK telecommunications regulator, and forms part of the UK government’s MiData project.
If you do nothing else, ask these three questions to your network provider
- ‘How many dormant lines do we have?’
Hint:
Most businesses have dormant lines they’re not aware of (and that the networks won’t tell you about unless you ask). This alone means the average business is being overcharged by more than 10%.
- ‘How much does it cost us when we go over our monthly allowances for data or international calls?’
Hint:
Many businesses incur massive charges when they go over their monthly allowances, especially for data and international calls. Having the right bundles can prevent this and dramatically reduce costs.
- ‘What percentage of our bill is allocated to handsets?’
Hint:
There is no such thing as a free handset – the higher your monthly tariff, the larger the handset fund you should be offered. On average a good handset fund represents about 40% to 50% of your total contract costs.
Billmonitor was launched in 2009 by three mathematicians in Oxford.
Using advanced maths to turn the complexity of bills and tariffs into simple, actionable intelligence, it allows users to make informed decisions and save money in a market where the networks do their best to keep things murky.
Read more