Can I add an eSim on to my existing Sky Mobile Package for my iPhone and use both on the same plan?

[honeytripper]

Looking to add an eSim on to my existing Sky Mobile Package for my iPhone 14 and use both on the same plan as they will be used on the same phone.

[PandJ2020]

No, any additional SIM requires its own dataplan.  (With monthly charge)

A dataplan can be a SIM or an eSIM.

What would you do using both on the same phone?  (Not that you can)

[honeytripper]

Hi PandJ2020,

Thnaks for the reply,

FYI, you can have to two SIMs work at the same time on one phone, as I have two physical sims in my cheap basic Motorola G13 work phone.

Was asking as it's possible with other mobile provider, so want to see if Sky Mobile did it before I moved networks.

Most examples I've send are Family data plans, also known as shared or group plans, allow multiple users to share a single mobile plan and often offer discounts for each additional line added.
This can be a more cost-effective way for families or groups to get mobile service, as the per-line cost is usually lower than individual plans.

The reason for it, is so I can have a business line, as well as my personal one on a single phone, rather than carry two phone around with me,.
To be honest, the work one would mainly be for incoming calls, so it's either getting the cheapest eSim package or being able to add an eSIM to share my current data plan and mobile phone, as I have umnlimited call and data, which was why I was asking.

Thanks agin for the reply,

Regards,

Keith.

[PandJ2020]

Sure, phones take dual SIMs but each one has to have it's own data plan with Sky.

Bear in mind Sky (and many other providers) are for personal use and not business.  So there's no consequential losses or VAT invoices.

Sky has the piggybank where all SIMs on the account can access banked data- but everyone needs their own data plan/SIM.