Best mobile plans for kids
Looking for a mobile plan for your child? We have compared the best options with a focus on low price, no contract and a sensible amount of data.
Our recommendations
Vimla
90–240 kr/månKids & youth pricing — from 1 GB to 40 GB. No contract.
- 1 GB 90 kr/mån
- 10 GB 110 kr/mån
- 15 GB 150 kr/mån
- 25 GB 200 kr/mån
- 40 GB 240 kr/mån
Fello
79–149 kr/månClimate-smart choice with eSIM support. Easy to get started without a physical SIM card.
- 3 GB 79 kr/mån
- 10 GB 149 kr/mån
Tips for kids' plans
- Start with a small data allowance (1–3 GB) and increase if needed
- Always choose a no-contract plan
- Check if the operator offers parental controls or data limits
- Avoid prepaid cards — a subscription gives you better control over costs
Frequently asked questions about kids' mobile plans
What is the best mobile plan for kids?
For younger children (8–12 years), a small plan with 1–3 GB is usually enough. Vimla's kids plan from 90 kr/month (1 GB) is our pick at that level. For teenagers who stream and scroll more, we recommend Fello from 79 kr/month (3 GB) with 5G included — you also get the first month free through our link.
Is prepaid or subscription cheaper for kids?
A fixed-price subscription is almost always cheaper than prepaid if the child uses the phone regularly. Subscriptions also give better cost control — you know exactly what it costs each month with no surprise bills.
Does my child need 5G?
No, 5G is not essential for kids. Regular 4G handles YouTube, TikTok and games fine. If you want 5G anyway, Fello is a good pick since it's included from 79 kr/month at no extra cost.
Are there parental controls or data limits on mobile plans?
Most operators apply a hard data cap — when the allowance runs out, speed is throttled instead of charging extra. That means no surprise bills for parents. Content-level parental controls are best handled in phone settings (iOS Screen Time / Android Family Link).
What age is right for a first mobile plan?
Most families land around 9–11 years. The age matters less than whether the child understands the basics of safe phone use. Choose a no-contract plan so you can adjust as needs change.
Can kids have their own mobile plan?
Children under 18 in Sweden cannot sign up for a subscription themselves — you as guardian are the legal contract holder. The plan can still be used by the child in practice.