UK alternative network provider (altnet) Community Fibre has announced plans to launch an unlimited UK mobile eSIM next month.

The eSIM will be developed in partnership with Gamma Communications plc and app developer Zappter, and will offer unlimited UK data, calls and SMS for £15 ($20) per month for Community Fibre broadband customers and £17 ($23) per month for non-broadband customers.

London-based Community Fibre noted that the plans will be available via its mobile app.

The company's decision to enter the eSIM game, effectively means that the carrier is positioning itself as an Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), in which the company offers mobile plans without owning its own cellular infrastructure.

“This launch reflects the strength of the business we’ve built - combining infrastructure ownership, innovation and operational efficiency to deliver better value for customers in both broadband and mobile," said Olaf Swantee, chairman of Community Fibre.

On the same day the company announced its plans to launch an eSIM service, Community Fibre also reported its full-year financials for 2025, posting revenue growth of 48 percent from 2024 for £113 million ($151m) for the full year.

The company also provided an update for the first quarter of this year, noting that its customer base has grown to approximately 450,000 customers, up 23 percent year-on-year.

Community Fibre has built out its fiber network to 1.4 million homes, as the company outlined plans to exceed two million by 2028-2029.