Scarlet upgrades its mobile plans: more data and more minutes at the same competitive price
On 1 October, Scarlet will increase the data volume for all of its mobile plans and Trio Mobile Packs. Customers with a Cherry subscription will also get an extra 400 minutes. With these upgrades, Scarlet, the Belgian telecom operator known for its affordable prices, is responding to the changing needs of its customers without increasing their bills.
More data for the same budget
All mobile plans will get a data boost, including those in the Trio Mobile Packs (combining unlimited internet, a mobile subscription, and TV):
- Red: double the data volume, from 5 GB to 10 GB, still for €8/month
- Berry: from 10 GB to 15 GB, still for €10/month
- Cherry: from 20 GB to 35 GB, still for €13/month
- Hot: from 50 GB to 65 GB, still for €18/month
- Trio Mobile Pack Cherry: from 20 GB to 35 GB, still for €50/month
- Trio Mobile Pack Hot: from 50 GB to 65 GB, still for €55/month
This data boost applies to all customers, both new and existing. Existing customers will automatically benefit from the increased allowance at no additional cost.
Extra minutes for Cherry subscribers
Customers with a Cherry mobile subscription will get an extra 400 minutes per month in addition to the data boost. This will increase their current allowance of 600 minutes to 1,000 minutes per month. Starting today, customers can make significantly more calls for the same price.
Scarlet: quality telecom services at the best price
With this data boost, Scarlet once again reaffirms its core mission of providing simple, accessible telecom services at the best price, with no hidden costs. At a time when families are becoming increasingly mindful of their budgets, Scarlet remains committed to a transparent offering that evolves with its customers’ needs. For more than 30 years, Scarlet has continued to affirm its role as a trusted partner for affordable, high-quality telecom services.
The mobile data and call bundles concerned are valid in Belgium and while travelling (roaming) within the EU Zone.
