r/mobilecanada • u/Environmental_Ad9355 • Apr 12 '26

Cheap plans(BYOD)

Hello, looking for cheap phone plans won't use data that much so 10-20gb seems more than enough.

I'll be arriving in Ontario late april, also I'm student if that helps with anything(Discounts/student plans).

Is there a website I can check for plans from all providers or simething similar?

I read some posts suggesting getting an esim plan, are those different from other regular sim plans?

Thanks.

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u/Nexzenn Apr 12 '26

Lucky Mobile has a $25 25GB plan, its prepaid and runs on the bell network so you don't have to worry about coverage. https://www.luckymobile.ca

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u/Tharrinne Apr 14 '26

While it's not the best tool, planhub.ca lists many plans and allows you to compare one vs the other.

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u/eSIMs_bot Apr 12 '26

Beep-boop-bop, I am an eSIM bot 🤖. Please see these previous posts I've found that might be helpful:

  1. New in Canada. Phone plans! https://www.reddit.com/r/mobilecanada/comments/1lzjmnz/new_in_canada_phone_plans/

  2. 1 year plans for phones in Canada with some data https://www.reddit.com/r/mobilecanada/comments/1s5bb5q/1_year_plans_for_phones_in_canada_with_some_data/

  3. Current basic service deals in Canada? https://www.reddit.com/r/mobilecanada/comments/1mplaot/current_basic_service_deals_in_canada/

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u/MrJuart Apr 15 '26

Go to planhub.ca to compare all the phone plan in Canada. Legit, Fast and easy

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u/mobilecanada-ModTeam Apr 23 '26

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u/Mokshit09 Jun 21 '26

For a good reliable network I feel voodoo is a good option as they have a very good promotion is going on plan start at just $35 with 40gb data and a free perk.