A 7 day plan is the most attention-intensive thing in the catalogue: it requires a purchase roughly every week for the service to stay alive.
What the catalogue states
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Price | $14 |
| Cycle | 7 days |
| Data | 10GB |
| Network | Optus 4G/5G |
| Contract | No lock-in contract |
What a 7 day cycle means in practice
- A year contains about 52 of these cycles.
- Each one expires after 7 days whether or not the data was used.
- No lock-in applies to the contract, but the cadence itself is the commitment.
So the question is not whether the plan is locked in. It is whether you will reliably make a purchase every week, because the expiry does the enforcing.
Who it fits
A short trip, a temporary need, or a customer who already has auto recharge set up. For a long-term arrangement the longer cycles are the better fit.
What we could not verify. Where a provider has not published a figure we mark it unknown rather than estimate it. Re-read the provider page linked below on the day you decide.