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04 September 2026

How Much Does a Premium Mobile Number Cost in the UK?

Key Takeaways

The Short Answer

Premium UK mobile numbers at VIP Numbers start from £50 for Bronze-tier patterns and rise through Gold (£200–£1,250) and Platinum (from £1,500) to Diamond numbers at the top of the market. The vast majority of numbers sold fall between £50 and £1,000. All prices are shown upfront on every listing.

What Drives the Price of a VIP Number?

Several factors affect how much a memorable number is worth:

Price Tiers at VIP Numbers (September 2026)

Tier Price Range Example Pattern
Bronze from £50 07777 344250 — sequential run
Silver Mid-range Mild repetition or low digit variety
Gold £200–£1,250 07777 100001 — strong prefix, mirrored ending
Platinum from £1,500 07777 456456 — near-perfect repeat
Diamond from £50,000 07777 7777xx — ultimate pattern

Silver and Bronze prices are not fixed to specific bands — they reflect pattern strength within the tier. All prices are shown upfront on every listing; there is no quote process and no enquiry step.

Are There Any Additional Costs?

No. The price you see is the price you pay. There are no activation fees, no transfer fees and no monthly charges for holding the number. Once you own the PAC code, you activate on whichever UK network you choose at their standard tariff.

How to Browse by Budget

Browse the full collection and use the price filter to see what is available at your budget. For a breakdown of what each pattern tier looks like, see the Gold numbers guide and the Platinum numbers guide.

Pre-order numbers — UK mobile numbers allocated on a network but not yet activated — ranged from £350 to £7,500 when checked in September 2026. See our guide to pre-order VIP numbers for details on the process and payment terms.

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