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SLT-MOBITEL's Redesigned Unlimited Fibre Packages (March 2026)

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What was announced

Daily FT reported on 14 March 2026 that SLT-MOBITEL unveiled a redesigned portfolio of fibre unlimited broadband packages for homes and businesses. The company says the plans begin from Rs. 5,900 plus taxes and offer speeds ranging from 100 Mbps up to 1000 Mbps. All packages are free of line rental.

The tiers, as announced

  • Home: Rs. 5,900 per month, aimed at small families
  • Home Plus: Rs. 9,900 (no audience described in the report)
  • Twin: Rs. 14,900, aimed at streamers and start-ups
  • Pro: Rs. 19,900, aimed at gamers and large households
  • Edge: Rs. 29,900, aimed at tech-savvy families and small businesses
  • Turbo: Rs. 39,900, aimed at power users, professional gamers and enterprises

There is also an entry-level Anytime Plan Fibre Starter from Rs. 2,690 per month for 80 GB.

How to read this

  • The figures and the audience descriptions come from SLT-MOBITEL's own announcement as reported by Daily FT. They are marketing claims, not independent test results.
  • Prices are quoted plus taxes, so your bill will be higher than the headline figure.
  • The report does not say which speed belongs to which tier, so we do not match them up.

Before you sign up

  • Ask which speed is guaranteed at your address.
  • Ask the total monthly price including taxes.
  • Check the contract length and any installation fee. The report we checked does not cover them.

Fact-checked on 30 October 2026 against the sources listed below. Prices and plans change, so confirm with the provider before you buy.

Frequently asked questions

How much is SLT-MOBITEL's cheapest unlimited fibre plan?

The Home plan at Rs. 5,900 per month plus taxes, according to SLT-MOBITEL's March 2026 announcement.

What speeds do the new plans offer?

From 100 Mbps up to 1000 Mbps, per the announcement.

Is there a line rental fee?

SLT-MOBITEL says all packages are free of line rental.

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