YouPrice, a virtual mobile operator in France, stands out by allowing customers to choose their network at the time of subscription—an option not commonly available in the French market. This flexibility is a key feature of YouPrice, which currently offers a 200 Go 5G plan on the SFR network for 9.99 euros per month. The plan includes unlimited calls, SMS, and MMS within Metropolitan France, along with 20 Go of data usable in the European Union and the overseas departments (DOM). This offer is currently among the most competitive on mobile plan comparison websites. The 200 Go data allowance is significantly larger than the average monthly mobile data consumption in France, which was 18.3 Go per subscriber in the fourth quarter of 2025, according to ARCEP. This high volume allows users to stream high-definition videos for several hours daily, listen to music continuously, use GPS with real-time updates, and synchronize data with the cloud without worrying about running out of data. It also makes sharing the connection to power a laptop or tablet for remote work a practical option, though large video game updates on PCs or consoles could consume significant portions of the data. YouPrice’s unique selling point is the ability to select a network during subscription, a feature that few other virtual operators provide. The SFR version of the 200 Go plan is the most affordable option in YouPrice’s catalog at this data level. However, once a network is selected, it cannot be changed without canceling the current subscription and starting a new one. Before committing, users can check the coverage at their address using ARCEP's interactive map. An important detail to note is that the 20 Go of data available in the European Union and the DOM are deducted from the total 200 Go allowance, not added to it. This means that while it is sufficient for a stay of several weeks abroad, it does not act as a separate bonus. The eSIM version of the plan is only available with the Orange network, so users who choose the SFR network must purchase a physical SIM card for 5 euros. The plan is also without commitment, allowing users to cancel at any time. To retain their phone number when switching plans, users can call 3179 for free to obtain their RIO number, which can then be provided when ordering a new plan. The new operator will handle the free transfer of the mobile number to the new line.