Public Mobile Launches $39/60GB Canada-US Plan

public mobile 39 60gb

Telus-owned Public Mobile has ended its $34/50GB 5G Canada-USA plan, and we did not see the company extend the promo beyond yesterday’s final day.

But on Tuesday, Public Mobile has debuted a new Canada-US plan, in the form of a $39 plan with 60GB of 5G data. That’s $5 more per month with 10GB of data compared to the previous $34/50GB plan.

The $34/50GB 5G plan is still available but its US roaming portion is gone. The plan matches what Fido, Virgin Plus and Koodo are offering at $34/50GB.

Still available are $40/75GB and $50/100GB Canada-US plans for talk, text and data. Other promo plans still available include $29/20GB 4G and $24/4GB 4G.

Public Mobile is still offering free physical SIM cards and eSIM activations, while you can sign up here to get $10 bill credit.

Still looking for a $34/50GB 5G Canada-US plan? Freedom Mobile still has this offering on its website.

Want to see more of our stories on Google?

Add iPhone in Canada as a Preferred Source on Google

P.S. Want to keep this site truly independent? Support us by buying us a beer, treating us to a coffee, or shopping through Amazon here. Links in this post are affiliate links, so we earn a tiny commission at no charge to you. Thanks for supporting independent Canadian media!

Subscribe
Notify of
guest
4 Comments
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Dougg
Dougg
2 years ago

Included here, but not directly compared, is that if you pay just $1 more each month ($40 vs $39), you get 15GB more data (75GB vs 60GB).

John Miller
John Miller
Reply to  Dougg
2 years ago

You mean rogers right ?
But PM has the $10 referral discount and then the reward system that rogers does not have but I guess if you need 75 Gb its worth it to go to Rogers

GaDgEtMoN
GaDgEtMoN
Reply to  Dougg
2 years ago

You are correct…

PM has $39/60gb CU and also, $40/75gb CU as well. $1.00 more adds 15gbs of data.

SkylvesterSkalont
SkylvesterSkalont
2 years ago

If you’re thinking of switching to save money, forget it. They want a $45 activation fee.

4
0
Would love your thoughts, please comment.x
()
x