Claro Uruguay review

The entry plan costs UYU 425 a month on a contract. Larger plans cost more for heavier data use, with more gigas included at each step. Claro Uruguay also lists prepaid billing, so the monthly amount depends on which billing type you pick.

Both are offered, since billing runs on contract and prepaid. The published plan prices are contract plans, so the monthly figure is tied to a term rather than to a rolling bill. Prepaid lines are billed separately.

Sim only is available, and Claro Uruguay is a network, so the line comes from the network operator itself rather than a reseller or a separate virtual network. The plans are listed as data allowances for the line.

The service runs in a single market, UY, so it is built for people using it in Uruguay. Travel outside that market falls under the roaming terms rather than the home plan.

Support runs on phone and help centre, so you can call or use the help centre. There is no listed chat or email route, which matters if you would rather write than phone. The phone line suits urgent billing questions.

European roaming is included, so Europe is covered by the roaming offer rather than sold as a paid extra. That makes a trip easier to plan without adding a separate roaming package. The roaming terms still apply while you are away.

Claro Uruguay is a network selling its own coverage, and the entry plan starts at UYU 425 a month. GETESA bills on prepaid and contract, while Lonestar Cell MTN lists a price from $0.20, a much lower figure in a different currency.