MyRepublic beefs up offering with unlimited data

Two pop-up plans were also launched to new sign-ups for a limited time period.

MyRepublic announced a mobile offering refresh through a data upsize across all existing mobile plans at no additional costs, according to an announcement. The upgrades will bring enhanced connectivity and greater value to customers

The mobile refresh also includes the introduction of unlimited data at managed speeds beyond the data cap for all plans, offering users the assurance to stay connected and not be charged should they exceed their high-speed data allowance.

In addition to the upgrades, MyRepublic also launched two attractive pop-up plans that are applicable to new sign-ups for a limited time period. The Lite plan and Pro plan ranges from $10 to $29 per month with 6GB and 40GB of high-speed data, respectively.

Existing MyRepublic mobile customers can upgrade their plans to enjoy the data upsize for free from 31 March 2020, whilst interested customers can sign up for any of the plans through their website.

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