O2 Household Saver replaces Multisave, with set price rises in April 2027 and April 2028
Multisave closes on 17 December. The new discounted plans for extra household lines come with fixed price rises written into the contract.
By Daily Oracles News Team1 min read
O2 launched Household Saver on Thursday, a set of discounted plans for extra lines on the same account, in place of its Multisave scheme. The cheapest, a 3GB SIM Only Mini plan on a 24-month contract, costs £9 a month, but the price is already fixed to rise to £11.50 from April 2027 and £14 from April 2028.
Who can get it
Household Saver prices apply to extra Pay Monthly lines added to an account that already has an eligible O2 Pay Monthly plan, which O2 calls a qualifying connection. New customers can also get the prices if they buy more than one Pay Monthly plan at once. The extra lines can be SIM Only plans, or plans with a new or refurbished phone or a tablet.
Some plans cannot act as the qualifying connection: 30-day SIM Only plans, smartwatch plans, the Essential plan and any plan that is itself on Household Saver pricing.
If the qualifying plan is cancelled within 30 days of adding a Household Saver line, that line moves to a comparable full-price 30-day rolling tariff, unless another qualifying plan remains on the account. If it is cancelled after 30 days, the Household Saver line can be kept until it is upgraded.
What happens to Multisave
No new Multisave groups can be set up. Customers already in one can add or remove numbers in My O2 until Thursday 17 December, when Multisave closes. They keep the Multisave discount until they next upgrade, and the two discounts cannot be combined on the same plan.
Household Saver plans are sold online, by phone and in O2 shops.
