Rogers-owned Fido has recently announced a $5 per month discount for 24 months on their $59 60GB 4G plan, bringing the monthly cost down to $49. When combined with Fido’s $5 autopay discount, customers can enjoy significant savings on this plan. This price adjustment now makes Fido’s offer comparable to Virgin’s $50 60GB 4G plan, although Virgin’s plan does not have a 24-month expiry period.
In addition to this new discount, Fido has also lowered the price of their 50GB plan to $44 with a similar $5 per month discount. They also have a 10GB data bonus available on their $39 per month plan. Despite these discounts, Fido’s plans still fall short when compared to offers from providers like Freedom and Public mobile. These competitors continue to offer $34 for 50GB 5G plans with unlimited Canada/U.S. usage, as well as larger data options for those who need it.
For customers looking to take advantage of Fido’s discounted plans, they can find more information on Fido’s website. It’s worth noting that despite these changes, Fido’s offerings still lag behind other providers in terms of affordability and data allocation.
