Every year, the operator market is more intense. Not only because of the rivalry between giants like Orange, Movistar or Vodafone, but also because of their low-cost brands. By 2025, these three big operators will increase in price. Instead, they keep the pulse of cheap rates with their second brands.
Movistar, Orange and Vodafone will increase their prices next year, each one will increase their rates in a different way and will add some additional services to give their customers a bonus for the increase. However, Lowi, O2 and Simyo continue the price war to continue remaining among the cheap operators.
War for low-cost rates
Since the change of route at Vodafone, the reality is that Lowi has much more presence. There is no doubt that the bet is real. Hence, right now it is possible to contract fiber + mobile + Netflix for less than 30 euros or only fiber with 600 Mbps for just 20 euros per month. As long as you have the coverage of your Fit fiber at home. So the strategy is clear, continue in the low-cost price war.
Orange, for its part, tends to be more on the downside with Simyo. One of its great attractions is the rate customization thanks to its configurator. This way, future customers can find the combined plan, mobile-only or fiber-only, that fits their needs perfectly. And we must not forget Jazztel, which can often surprise you with flash offers with really competitive prices.
On the Movistar side, there is no doubt that O2 gains weight, although it is more expensive in many ways. Its 5G+ and fiber connection, among other services, make this second Telefónica brand one of the favorite options. Likewise, it recently improved its entire current fiber and mobile portfolio.
Simyo, O2 and Lowi, three cheap operators that you have to pay close attention to at all times. And the low cost battle has not stopped and they can still give several surprises.
Who sets the trend?
Movistar, Vodafone and Orange are the most complete brands in terms of services. You can find all types of streaming platforms and more complete rates, in addition to other additional services that can be contracted. However, their second brands are cheaper and have their respective advantages. Although, we must not lose sight of Digi, which is always in the low-cost price war.
Each of these operators is continually competing. The positive side of this is that both future and current customers benefit. As? Rate improvements, new services or even price drops. In the worst case, increases are applied or rates are discontinued in order to go one step further. What is clear is that Vodafone, Orange and Movistar remain in the war for cheap rates thanks to their second brands.
