One size fits all no more: SingTel launches customizable postpaid plan

Change your plans with a single click.

SingTel today launched Easy Mobile, the first postpaid mobile service in Asia to allow users to customise their tariff plans every month to suit their lifestyle needs and budget.

Easy Mobile uses digital platforms to handle all transactions and serve customer needs, including post-sales support. This helps customers to save time, as they do not need to call hotlines, fill out paper forms or visit retail outlets.

At launch, Easy Mobile is available for new line subscriptions only.Existing SingTel mobile customers will be able to renew their contracts with Easy Mobile plans in the coming months.

“The one-size-fits-all approach of conventional mobile plans may not suit all customers, as their usage may vary from month to month. With Easy Mobile, customers can now tailor-fit their plans to exactly what they need, and adjust them as their needs change. It puts complete control in their hands,” stated Yuen Kuan Moon, SingTel's CEO Consumer Singapore.

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