Bouygues Telecom has introduced two new mobile contracts called B&YOU, which are designed without long-term commitments. These contracts, part of a range known as Les Packs, were launched on October 5 and offer mobile data, voice, and additional services such as Amazon Prime or Deezer Premium. The contracts start at 17.99 euros per month, with the Amazon Prime Pack priced at 17.99 euros and the Deezer Pack at 19.99 euros. A third option, the beIN SPORTS Pack, which was introduced in June, costs 24.99 euros per month. The B&YOU contracts include the cost of the digital services directly in the monthly price, meaning the subscription to Amazon Prime or Deezer Premium appears on the same invoice as the mobile service. These services can be used on both the phone and other devices. Customers pay an initial 1 euro for the SIM card and a 1 euro activation fee, both of which are deducted from the first invoice. Cancelling the contract costs 5 euros, similar to other B&YOU contracts. The Amazon Prime Pack includes benefits such as free premium delivery on millions of items, access to Prime Video, and early access to sales events. The Deezer Pack offers unlimited music in high quality, with recommendations from both an algorithm and music experts, and allows users to transfer their existing music library with a few clicks. The beIN SPORTS Pack gives access to the sports channel and over 180 channels via the b.tv app, which can be used on two screens at the same time. Bouygues Telecom claims to be the first company to include a digital service in a mobile contract, though this is debated, as Orange included Deezer Premium in its contracts as early as 2010. The B&YOU contracts are only available to new customers and not for those changing their current mobile plan. Once the monthly data allowance is used up, mobile internet and MMS outside of Metropolitan France are charged at standard rates. Existing users of Amazon Prime or Deezer must cancel their current subscriptions before switching to the B&YOU Packs. At present, neither Orange, SFR, nor Free offer mobile contracts that permanently integrate third-party services like Amazon Prime or Deezer. Free Max includes in-house services, while SFR includes its own SFR TV service. Orange and SFR offer Deezer Premium as a paid option, sometimes with promotions. Streaming services such as Netflix, Disney+, or Prime Video are only included with Free's Freebox Ultra and not with standalone mobile contracts.