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Safety-first phone plans for kids

A prepaid SIM designed for kids with Advanced Parental Controls all managed in the Spriggy app.

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Keep your kids safer online with Advanced Parental Controls

Inappropriate content blocked in the Spriggy app

Block inappropriate content automatically

  • Gambling, dating, and adult content blocked by default
  • YouTube Restricted Mode and Google SafeSearch turned on
App-level controls for TikTok, Snapchat, Roblox, and Fortnite in the Spriggy app

Control which apps your kids can use

  • Block or allow apps including TikTok, Snapchat, Roblox, and Fortnite
Kid's phone activity summary in the Spriggy app

See what your kids are doing on their phones

  • Keep an eye on your kids' online activity
  • See who they are calling
  • Receive weekly safety summaries

“95% of Australian parents rate online safety as one of their toughest parenting challenges.”

A mobile service designed for kids

Most mobile plans are designed for adults. Ours is designed to give kids independence with just what they need, nothing more.

25GB monthly data allowance

Unlimited calls and texts

Provides access to Optus Mobile Services on the 5G Network.

Prepaid. No surprises.

One plan. One price. Simple.

The Essential Plan
Everything your kid needs, nothing they don't.
$30
per month, prepaid
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What's included
  • Included: Harmful content is blocked by default1
  • Included: Customise protection for your family's needs1
  • Included: Know what's happening on their phone1
  • Included: Prepaid SIM card
  • Included: 25GB monthly data allowance
  • Included: Unlimited calls/texts2
  • Included: Provides access to Optus Mobile Services on the 5G Network

All for use within Australia. 1. Requires Advanced Parental Controls to be turned on. 2. Standard calls and text in Australia.

Parental Controls and content blocking depend on device settings and network conditions. Not all content may be blocked correctly all of the time.

“Two-thirds of 14-to-17 year olds report seeing harmful content online.”

Frequently asked questions

Why Spriggy Mobile?

Most mobile plans in Australia are built with adults in mind. That's where we come in!

Spriggy Mobile was designed especially for kids, packed with features they need (no unnecessary extras), and parental controls that keep them safe while they're connected.

Can I transfer my child's existing number?

Yes! When signing up for Spriggy Mobile, you can choose to keep your child's current mobile number.

When you begin activating your Spriggy Mobile SIM, we'll send a verification code to that number. Just provide the code to complete the transfer.

What mobile coverage will I get?

Depending on the SIM plan you chose, you will have either 4G or 5G coverage.

How do I sign up?

Choose a SIM plan on our website and complete the online sign-up. Then, download the Spriggy app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and follow the steps. Your child's SIM will arrive in 7-10 days, and once activated, they'll be ready to go!

Can my child sign up for Spriggy Mobile?

While our mobile plans are designed especially with Aussie kids in mind, the plan will be issued to you as the parent or guardian and you must be at least 18 years old. The plan and service management will be in your name, and you can choose to provide the SIM for use by your child.

Do I need to bring my own phone?

Yes, Spriggy Mobile plans are SIM-only, so you'll need to bring your own device. The SIM card will include punch-out sizes to fit most phone models.

Do I need to be an existing Spriggy member?

No, you don't have to be an existing Spriggy member to join Spriggy Mobile. You can sign up for just Spriggy Mobile, use both services, or stick with just pocket money. Whichever suits you best.

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