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Forfait sans engagement

Forfait sans engagement is a French mobile plan with no minimum commitment that you can cancel any month.

Forfait sans engagement operates in the French Telecommunications segment.

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Forfait sans engagement: Core Facts

Definition
A mobile plan with no commitment period that you can cancel any month
Opposite of
An avec engagement plan, which locks you in for 12 or 24 months
Cancellation
Cancel any month with no minimum term; free at Orange, SFR, Free, Sosh and RED, but €5 in the Bouygues group (Bouygues Telecom, B&You, NRJ Mobile, Cdiscount Mobile, Auchan Telecom) since 27 July 2026
Price changes
An operator must announce a contract change at least one month ahead; you can then cancel without fees for 4 months (art. L224-33 Code de la consommation)
Promo cliffs
Some sans engagement plans rise after 12 months, e.g. Série Free 110 GB €12.99 then €19.99, B&You 100 GB €10.99 then €13.99
Typical sellers
Sosh, RED by SFR, B&You are fully sans engagement
Also offered by
Orange, SFR, Bouygues Telecom, and Free Mobile
Keep your number
Use a RIO code (dial 3179) to port your number in or out
Best for
Newcomers and short stays who want flexibility
Trade-off
No subsidised phone, unlike many committed plans
Status
Active Definition
Verified

How Forfait sans engagement compares

A forfait sans engagement is NOT a fixed-term contract and NOT a prepaid card; it is a rolling monthly plan with no lock-in. Online sub-brands such as Sosh, RED by SFR, and B&You are entirely sans engagement, while Orange, SFR, and Bouygues Telecom also sell committed plans.

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Forfait sans engagement: Frequently Asked Questions

What does forfait sans engagement mean?

A forfait sans engagement is a French mobile plan with no commitment period, so you can cancel any month, which is why brands like Sosh, RED by SFR, and B&You build their offers around it.

Can I cancel a forfait sans engagement any time?

A forfait sans engagement can be cancelled any month, and you can keep your number by using a RIO code obtained by dialling 3179. Since 27 July 2026 the Bouygues group charges €5 to cancel one, while Free Mobile reimburses up to €10 of a rival's exit fees when you switch to it.

Is a forfait sans engagement cheaper?

A forfait sans engagement is usually cheaper month-to-month on online brands like Sosh, RED by SFR, and B&You, though it does not include a subsidised handset.

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