Digi Boosts Data, Cuts Prices, and Reaffirms Low-Cost Commitment for 2025

This Wednesday, May 21st, Digi announced a new update to its mobile phone rates. First, the company has increased the number of gigabytes (which are cumulative) and second, it has reduced the price of its IlimiTODO plan (subscribed without fiber).

Digi unveils upgraded mobile plans with more data, lower prices, and automatic activation, reinforcing its low-cost promise and expanding premium services in 2025

Specifically, Digi has improved its 15 GB plan with 100 national and international minutes, now offering 25 GB for €5 per month, while the 30 GB plan with unlimited national calls and 100 international minutes has been reduced to 50 GB for €7 per month. The 60 GB plan with unlimited national calls and 400 international minutes has been increased to 100 GB for €10 per month.

Additionally, the 120 GB plan with unlimited national calls and 800 international minutes, combinable with fiber optics, increases to 150 GB for the same price.

Finally, the 240 GB prepaid plan with unlimited national calls and 2,000 international minutes now offers 250 GB for the same price.

The operator Digi has also once again improved the prices of its IlimiTODO plan (subscribed without fiber) with unlimited calls and unlimited gigabytes.

Thus, customers who sign up for an IlimiTODO mobile line will enjoy a price increase, going from €15 per month to €12 per month. Those who sign up for two lines will pay €10 per month instead of €12 per month, and those who sign up for three or more lines will pay €8 per month for each line.

Activation automatically and free of charge

These changes will be applied automatically and free of charge to contract customers throughout this week. This month’s bill will reflect both the proportional portion of their current rate, up to the date of the change, and the proportional portion of their upgraded rate. For prepaid customers, the improvements will apply when they reactivate their DIGI rate or with the next automatic reactivation. New customers can subscribe to these rates directly.

At the end of 2024, Digi confirmed that it would not raise prices in 2025, as most major operators have done, and reiterated its commitment not to do so “in the long term,” according to Marius Varzaru , CEO of the Romanian operator in Spain. In this way, the company maintains its firm commitment to low-cost , which has given it such good results, while taking its first steps to attract premium customers , for example by offering LaLiga Hypermotion through its platform, Digi TV .

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