About Bouygues Telecom France

99%

4G population coverage

85%+

5G population coverage

8 Gb/s

Max fibre speed

30M+

Customers in France

Customer service hours

Monday to Saturday, 8am–8pm

Online channels

Landline customers

Mobile customers

Bouygues Telecom is one of the leading Internet and mobile providers in France, and historically the third-largest telecommunications provider after Orange and SFR. Founded in 1994, the company quickly became known for offering reliable fibre, ADSL and mobile services at competitive prices. Today, Bouygues Telecom serves over 30 million customers and is part of the larger Bouygues Group, a major French conglomerate involved in construction, media and telecoms.

For expats or newcomers to France, Bouygues Telecom is a convenient choice thanks to its wide 4G/5G coverage, fast fibre broadband (nº1 WiFi in France) and no-contract B&You mobile plans. Its stores are easy to find across France, and many agents are used to assisting international customers who don't yet speak French fluently.

Bouygues Telecom plans & offers

Three product lines — explore full details, current pricing, and comparison tools on each dedicated page.

Fibre & Bbox
Home broadband · with or without TV
From €26.99 /month
  • Up to 8 Gbit/s XGS-PON fibre
  • Nº1 WiFi quality in France (ARCEP)
  • TV decoder optional — Bbox Must / Ultym
  • B&YOU Pure Fibre — no commitment option
See Bbox plans
Mobile plans
Postpaid & no-contract
From €2 /month
  • 99% 4G · 85%+ 5G population coverage
  • Postpaid with or without handset
  • EU roaming included on all plans
  • Travel SIM / eSIM from €14.90/plan
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B&YOU — No commitment
Flexible · Mobile & Fibre
Price lock guaranteed
  • Cancel anytime — no penalty
  • Same Bouygues 4G/5G network
  • Price locked beyond year 1 (rare in France)
  • Ideal for expats, renters, short stays
Explore B&YOU
📡 See Bbox fibre plans
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Our advisors compare internet and mobile options available at your address — entirely in English, free of charge.

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Bouygues Internet + mobile bundles

Bundle a Bbox fibre with eligible mobile plans (20 GB+) under the B.iG programme and get automatic discounts on every line — the more lines, the bigger the saving per line.

Mobile lines addedDiscount per line / monthBbox discount
1 line−5 €−7 €/month on Bbox Must or Ultym
2 lines−8 € each
3+ lines−10 € each

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Not sure if a bundle is worth it?

Our advisors work out whether bundling your box and mobile lines actually saves you money for your usage — and set it up in English, free of charge.

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What are the MVNO on the Bouygues Telecom France network?

Several MVNOs lease access to Bouygues Telecom's 4G/5G infrastructure, offering the same coverage at lower or more flexible prices. A practical option for expats who prefer shorter commitments or cheaper SIM-only plans.

Auchan Telecom
Cdiscount Mobile
NRJ Mobile
La Poste Mobile
Lycamobile
Source Mobile

Bouygues Telecom Network Coverage

Bouygues' 4G network covers 99% of the French population; 5G is live in 19,000+ communes reaching 85%+ of users. ARCEP quality data: 95% of SMS delivered in under 10 seconds, 94% of calls connect successfully.

Couverture mobile Bouygues - source ARCEP T4 2025
Coverage type All areas Priority zones Mountain areas
4G Network
Area coverage 95,89 % 94,35 % 90,21 %
Population coverage 99,91 % 99,58 % 99,44 %
Population covered 65 439 889
5G Network
Area coverage 39,49 % 24,63 % 20,62 %
Population coverage 84,74 % 51,37 % 69,49 %
Population covered 55 506 621

Source: ARCEP data — T4 2025.

Bouygues Telecom Reviews

Customer reviews skew negative across all French operators — mainly dissatisfied users post online. Here's an honest breakdown of Bouygues Telecom's strengths and weaknesses:

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Our editorial take

Bouygues Telecom strikes a strong balance between price and performance — it's the second-largest network in France after Orange, which means excellent coverage even in less densely populated areas. Their B&You no-contract plans are a standout option for expats who aren't ready to commit long-term, while the Bbox fibre range offers genuinely competitive speeds at reasonable prices. If you're settling in France and want reliability without overpaying, Bouygues is one of the first operators we'd recommend exploring.

Valentine

Valentine

Editor at Selectra

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Selectra Score A

5 plans analysed

2× A 2× B 1× D
Excellent choice
🏆 Nº1 WiFi nPerf 2025

A complete range — from entry-level fibre to 8 Gbps premium

Bouygues Telecom offers one of the best value-for-money ranges on the French market. The Bbox range (Fit, Must, Ultym) combines high speeds with a quality TV decoder. B&YOU plans feature locked pricing beyond year one — a genuine advantage rare among French operators.

What we love

  • Ranked Nº1 WiFi nPerf 2025 — 2nd consecutive year.
  • First-year promo applies even to existing Bouygues customers.
  • B&YOU price lock — no increase after 12 months.
  • Widest 5G indoor coverage in France.

Keep in mind

  • €48 setup fee charged on the first invoice.
  • B&YOU cancellation fee: €69 if terminated early.
  • XGS-PON (8 Gbps) coverage currently limited to major cities.
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Bouygues Prepaid & Travel SIM / eSIM

Since June 2025, Bouygues has replaced classic prepaid cards with its My European SIM / eSIM — designed for travellers and expats needing a French +33 number, data across France & EU, and quick activation (eSIM via QR code). No long-term commitment required.

🌍

French +33 number

SIM or eSIM — works across France & EU

🔓

No commitment

15 or 30-day validity — no bank account needed

Instant eSIM

QR code activation — compatible smartphones only

15 GB

Basic · 15 days

€14.90/plan

  • 10GB in France & EU
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20 GB

Basic · 15 days

€19.90/plan

  • 20GB in France & EU
  • Unlimited calls & texts in FR & EU
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30 GB

Premium · 30 days

€29.90/plan

  • 30GB in France & EU
  • Unlimited calls & texts in FR & EU
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60 GB

Premium · 30 days

€39.90/plan

  • 60GB in France & EU
  • Unlimited calls & texts in FR & EU
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120 GB

Premium · 30 days

Best value

€59.90/plan

  • 120GB in France & EU
  • Unlimited calls & texts in FR & EU
Buy →

Updated April 2026

How to subscribe to Bouygues Telecom

To subscribe you'll need: a valid ID document (passport or national ID), a French address, and a French IBAN for monthly billing. To cancel a mobile plan: submit your request online, by phone, or by registered letter — takes effect within 10 days, no penalty outside a 24-month commitment.

1

Choose your plan

Compare mobile or fibre plans online. For address-specific fibre eligibility, use the coverage checker or see our Bbox page.

2

Provide your details

Valid ID (passport or national ID), French address, and IBAN for direct debit. A temporary address (hotel, friend's home) works for initial sign-up.

3

Receive and activate

SIM or eSIM (QR code) for mobile; fibre may require a technician visit. 5G home boxes are plug-and-play — no appointment needed.

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Our English-speaking advisors handle the whole subscription for you — plan choice, forms and setup — at no cost.

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Frequently asked questions about Bouygues Telecom

How do you pronounce "Bouygues"? Read more Close
Pronounced "bweeg" — the name comes from founder Francis Bouygues (1952). In French, "-gues" is silent and "-ouy-" sounds like "way." The company name is today one of France's most recognised brands, symbolising connection and innovation.
Does Bouygues still offer ADSL? Read more Close
No — Bouygues Telecom discontinued ADSL in 2023. All home internet plans are now fibre broadband (Bbox range) or 5G home box. If fibre isn't yet available at your address, the 5G box is the plug-and-play alternative — no technician visit needed.
Is there English-language support from Bouygues Telecom? Read more Close
Bouygues doesn't offer a dedicated English helpline, but Selectra's advisors can help you compare plans and subscribe entirely in English — free of charge. Call +33 9 77 55 72 27 (Mon–Fri 8am–9pm · Sat 9am–7pm · Sun 9am–5pm). Selectra is an independent service, not affiliated with Bouygues Telecom.
What is B&YOU? Read more Close
B&YOU is Bouygues Telecom's no-contract sub-brand — same 4G/5G network, no commitment. Mobile plans from €2/month; B&YOU Pure Fibre offers the same Bbox broadband without a 12-month lock-in. Prices are locked after year 1 — a genuine advantage rare among French operators.
Is Bouygues Telecom a good choice for expats in France? Read more Close
Yes — Bouygues ranks well for network quality (Nº1 WiFi nPerf 2025) and offers genuinely flexible options via B&YOU. For expats, no-commitment plans and easy online sign-up make it one of the first operators we'd recommend exploring. Our Selectra Score gives the overall range an A rating.