Public Mobile Updated Its Plans Thursday. Here’s Everything That Changed

Telus-owned Public Mobile has tweaked its plans list, making changes on Thursday. Here’s where Public Mobile’s plans stand as of Friday, June 12, 2026:

So what’s changed? The $27/10GB 4G plan has been axed. Meanwhile, the $25 4G plan now has increased to 25GB, while the $29 4G plan gets a $1 price drop and 15GB more data.

On the 5G side, the $35 plan gains 15GB more data to 40GB total. All 5G plans still have 1,000 international minutes. Every single 4G and 5G plan has a “limited time offer” label. This means at some point, all plans will change, likely as we head into the back to school season.

These changes are not superb, but just better than what’s been out there. There’s still no international data roaming with Public Mobile.

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Steve
Steve
1 month ago

Why pay through the nose with Telus when you can use the same network with public, I went from $110 down to $31.50 using public,

Lyle
Lyle
1 month ago

I switched from Rogers to Public for over a year now and I am satisfied with the service. Keep in mind a couple of cons..1) Or is noticeably slower at times with download and upload speed limited to 250 Mbps vs Rogers 1 Gbps. But not really an inconvenience. 2) I find that the voicemail message indicator/notification appear quite a few hours after someone has called you and left a message since you didn’t pick up the call. That apart, the price is unbeatable for Can-US-Mex voice, text and data coverage.

Mark
Mark
1 month ago

No frills Public has been great. $35 for 100gb data, unlimited calls and texting. I’ll take the reduced customer service and lack of intl roaming for the huge savings. How often do I deal with customer service anyways and I use esims when travelling overseas.

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