Spusu UK has reached 150,000 users. The telecom operator, which runs a virtual network using EE’s vast 4G and 5G network, has reached the feat after three years of coming into service in the UK.
Spusu UK is a virtual mobile network operator. It doesn’t have its own telecom gear to operate; rather, it has an agreement to use EE’s infrastructure to serve customers.
“The UK has one of the most competitive telecoms markets in the world, which makes reaching over 150,000 active subscribers especially significant,” said Christian Banhans, MD of spusu. “It’s a testament to the trust customers are placing in us and proves the strong demand for challenger brands like Spusu that focus on fairness, service quality, and simplicity, rather than complicated tariffs.”
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The company’s success proves that a telco can succeed without having to run everything standalone. First, it uses the infrastructure of another network. Second, it provides services at comparatively lower prices.
The company is now eyeing expansion of services to more areas as demand for its affordable services continues to grow.
The company provides 5G and eSIM services with affordable packs.