Category: Uncategorized

How To Pick the Best Mobile Plans for your Family

Post author By Rocket Mobile NZ
Post date October 16, 2024
No Comments on How To Pick the Best Mobile Plans for your Family

How to pick the best mobile plans for your family

It’s hard enough juggling regular family life, without also spending tons of time researching every mobile provider to find the best deal for your whānau.

Luckily we’ve chipped in with this chore, so you can be sure you’re getting the best family mobile plans possible, while keeping your crew connected.

Family plan group discounts

Whether you have two or five in your household, you can save with our group plans. Just make sure there are at least two eligible plans in the group, and you’re good to go.

Pick & mix your plans

Our group discounts lets you choose different plans for different family members, so you can splurge on faster data for you, while saving on the ones for your kids – especially important if you’re still footing their phone bill.

Plans for you

We have a whole other article on picking the right plan speed, but in short, what do you usually do with your device when you’re out and about? Happy just listening to your favourite podcasts while commuting on the train? Or are you delving into super data-heavy tasks?

Either way, our multi-max offer is unbeatable in value. Enjoy max speed unlimited data for only $50 a month, saving $20 per plan per month compared to the non-group discounted price of Rocket Max. Just make sure you’re in a group with at least one other eligible plan to save.

Plans for your kids

Settled for the cheapest plan possible on another provider for your child, only to get frustrated when they chew up all the data in a day, and end up begging you for a top up before the next bill?

A great choice for first phones is Rocket Starter. For only $1 per day, your child will have unlimited data at up to 2Mbps max speed. That means you’ll always be able to reach them on Whatsapp or Messenger, and use location sharing if needed. Just remember Starter isn’t included in our Group discounts, so you’ll need your partner or another child on Rocket, Plus or Max to become eligible.

For older kids, a faster plan like Rocket or Plus is perfect for doing it all, while still being affordable compared to other providers’ similarly priced capped plans. They can even have their own account and payment card loaded, so they’re responsible for their own phone bill, while everyone shares the benefits of group discounts within the family.

You don’t have to live in the same household to enjoy group benefits, so even if they’ve flown the coop to go off to uni, you can still stay in the same group to grab a discount.

Ready to pick your plans? Click here.

Recent Posts

Blog Uncategorized

Group Plans

Rocket Mobile Group Plans Explained

Whether you call it a group plan, family plan or companion plan, they’re all ways mobile providers encourage you to have more than one connection. Whether you get into a group with your family, friends, flatmates or frenemies, you can benefit from Rocket Mobile group discounts.

Read on to find out how Rocket Mobile group plans work, and how we’re different to other providers.

Who gets a group discount?

If you’re in a group and there are two or more active Rocket, Plus or Max plans, everyone on those eligible plans will get a discount, not just the companion plans. There are big savings to be had, so it pays to create or join a group if you can.

Group plans with no sneaky stuff

At Rocket Mobile, we’re all about doing things differently, and that of course includes group plans. Here’s how we’ve made it easier to enjoy group discounts, compared to other providers.

Group leaders aren’t forced to pay full price

We don’t force the group leader to pay full price while only the companion plans get the discount, forcing leaders to awkwardly ask for money back to even things out. We reckon it’s the fairest way to keep your fleet going.

Pick & mix the plans to suit

We get it, different strokes for different folks. Just because Rockey wants a max speed plan to make the most of his shiny 5G phone, doesn’t mean Rosey has to pay for the top tier one too when she’s perfectly happy with Rocket. Group members can be on different priced plans and still get a discount, as long as there are 2+ eligible plans in the group.

No need to call or go into store

We Kiwis love to DIY, and that’s why we’ve made it easy to form, join and add plans to your group, all by yourself. Some providers force you to call them and most likely wait on hold for ages, or schlep to a store, to get their group discounts. All you need to do to form or join a Rocket Mobile group is login to your MyAccount or app, and go into the Mobile Groups section of My Rocket.

No credit checks

Since all our plans are pay upfront (i.e. prepay), you don’t need to pass a credit check to sign up, activate, and start enjoying your group discount.

eSIM ready

We make it fast to get your unlimited data fix with eSIM. All our plans can be activated in minutes right after you sign up online, so you don’t have to wait days for a physical SIM to be delivered. It’s also easy to have multiple SIMs in your phone so you can switch between your personal and work plans. You can even use Rocket Mobile as your dedicated data-only SIM, while keeping your other SIM for voice and SMS.

Bye-bye bundle requirements

Certain multisaver promos look great on the surface, until you realise you have to buy power and/or internet with the same provider to qualify for the discount. At Rocket Mobile, you’ll save even when you only have your mobile plan with us.

You’re in control

Put multiple connections within your own account into a group, or buddy up with friends who have their own accounts. Everyone keeps their separate payment method, billing date and plan allowances, while enjoying the group discount.

Setting up a group

Simply go into the Mobile Groups section of your MyAccount or app (under My Rocket), and start inviting other Rocket Mobile connections to your group by entering their phone number. Your group will be formed after the first person you invite accepts your invitation.

Make sure you tell them you’ve invited them, and that they’ve accepted to form the group before your next bill, so you get the discount ASAP.

Any Rocket Mobile connection can be in a group, however group discounts will only be applied if there are two or more eligible plans in the group.

So what are you waiting for? Grab your buddies and start saving with a group plan today.

Group Plans

Recent Posts

Uncategorized

eSIM Explained

eSIM explained

eSIM Explained

eSIM has landed at Rocket Mobile. Here’s what you need to know in a nutshell.

What is eSIM?

eSIM is short for ‘embedded SIM’. Instead of a physical SIM that you get delivered, and put into your phone’s SIM slot, an eSIM is entirely virtual, and gets loaded into your phone digitally.

Why should I get eSIM?

When you sign up for a physical SIM, it can take a few days to get delivered to your address. With an eSIM, you can decide on your plan, purchase and enjoy your unlimited data plan in a matter of minutes.

eSIM makes it super easy to connect, because you don’t have to go into a physical store, or show a photo ID for a credit check to activate. Just follow the prompts on your device and you’ll be good to go.

Like all Rocket Mobile plans, you can bring your existing number with you. An eSIM lets you easily switch between numbers, e.g. if you have separate work and personal numbers.

What makes eSIM eco-friendly?

No more plastic SIM cards, and lower carbon footprint thanks to no more physical deliveries to your door. It’s clear that eSIM is the more environmentally friendly option.

Is my device eSIM compatible?

Most phones released since 2020 are eSIM compatible. If you’re not sure, go to your phone’s mobile settings and look for ‘SIM manager’ or an option to add an eSIM. You can also check with your manufacturer, or try googling your phone model and ‘eSIM’.

How do I get eSIM working on my phone?

All you need to do is pick ‘eSIM’ when buying your plan, and scan the QR code with the device you’d like the eSIM installed on.

You can either take a photo of the QR code while it’s displayed on another device (e.g. a computer), or take a screenshot of the QR code on your phone, then use your gallery app to open the image and follow the link in the code.

Make sure you have wifi or a data connection to download the eSIM.

Once it’s installed, activation is as easy as if you’re using a physical SIM. Just click the link in the SMS you’re sent, and follow the instructions to sign in, and confirm your plan. You can transfer your existing number, or get a new one from us.

For more detailed instructions, check out our handy video about eSIM, and our help page.

Recent Posts

Uncategorized

What Mobile Data Speed Do I Need?

Post author By Rocket Mobile NZ
Post date November 8, 2023
No Comments on What Mobile Data Speed Do I Need?

What speed do I need

What mobile data speed do I need?

Why pay more than you should for the actual data speed that you use? Our unlimited mobile data plans are truly unlimited, so there are no data caps, you’ll never get throttled, or have to top up mid month. All you need to do is choose the speed you need.

Why is my mobile internet so slow?

Have you ever been browsing happily while out and about, and then suddenly everything stops loading properly and slows to a crawl?

Many mobile networks offer ‘endless’ data plans that imply you’ll never run out, when in reality your speed is slowed down considerably once you exceed a certain amount of usage in your plan.

Some providers even offer plans that force you to watch the clock to allow unlimited data usage within a certain time limit. That’s the last thing you want if you’re trying to finish the season finale of your favourite show, or keep up with all your social accounts when you’re out and about.

Our unlimited data plans are truly unlimited, so you can rely on having the same data speed no matter what day of the billing cycle it is, depending on your location and network coverage.

Which plan is right for me?

With four plans to choose from, you can be rest assured that you’re only paying for what you need, and no more. Choose the speed you need and never worry about running out of data.

Rocket Starter (2 Mbps)

For those who are usually linked to wifi at home, school or the office, our unlimited data Starter plan at 2Mbps is a cost effective way to ensure you always have reasonable speed and data access when you’re out and about. Use social media and watch videos in 480p (Standard Definition), listen to music, browse the web and do 1-to-1 video calls in SD, with 10GB of Hotspot data thrown in. And as with all our plans, you get unlimited calls and texts to mobile numbers in NZ and Australia.

Rocket (10Mbps)

Our OG plan, it’s nestled nicely in between the basic speed of Starter, and our souped up signature plan, Plus. You get 10Mbps, for those who need a bit more juice than 2Mbps, but aren’t quite ready to spend the extra to get Plus. You’ll have enough speed to scroll your socials smoothly and watch videos in HD.

Rocket Plus (40 Mbps)

Did you know that the Annual Telecommunications Monitoring Report published by the Commerce Commission found that the average download speed across the three mobile network providers in New Zealand was 38 Mbps?

Our unlimited data 40 Mbps Plus plan lets you watch 4K UltraHD videos on social media and your favourite streaming services, listen to high fidelity music, browse websites without lag, do Ultra HD video calls, and even play single or multiplayer games in HD. It even comes with 20GB of Hotspot data. No more paying for vanity speeds you’re not using anyway.

Rocket Max (Max Mbps)

For those who want to always be getting the most out of their 5G device and 5G network where available, our unlimited data maximum speed plan is the way to go. With comparable competitor plans up to $30 per month more, you know you’re getting the best of the best with Rocket Max. Includes up to 40GB of Hotspot data.

Get More for Less

With our unlimited mobile data plans, you can be confident that you’ll never run out of data, and you’re not overpaying for speed because you’re not in an area with 5G coverage, or have a 5G compatible phone.

No more data hoarding, or trying to work out which provider has the best deal depending on the number of people on your plan, or which subscription services you want as an add on. Rocket Mobile lets you keep more money in your pocket, so you can decide how to spend it.

Data set to a max download speed as per your month to month plan. Hotspot and acceptable use policies and T&C’s apply.

Recent Posts

Uncategorized

Upfront Mobile Explained

Upfront mobile explained

Upfront Mobile Explained

You might have spotted the phrase ‘upfront mobile’ on our website. What does it mean, and what are the benefits of going upfront?

Isn’t it just prepaid?

We don’t call it ‘prepaid’ because we think that’s confusing. When prepaid was originally launched, plans generally weren’t week to week or month to month, as long as you had credit you were fine, and once you ran out, you’d top up.

Card-only

Upfront mobile means bills can only be paid by credit or debit card. While this means no more paying by bank transfer or direct debit, this is in line with many other services such as music and movie subscriptions. Of course, providers often pass on ‘convenience fees’ of around 2 percent when customers pay by card, but rest assured we won’t do that.

No more credit checks

We’ve listened to feedback from customers, on social media, and our live chat team. Credit checks are a major barrier to getting Kiwis connected to their perfect mobile plan.

We’ve removed this pain by allowing upfront payment using credit or debit cards. So whether you’ve just landed in NZ, or have been here a while – it’s now easier than ever to unlock unlimited mobile.

No more extra charges

Have you ever got your bill and wondered why it cost a tiny bit more than you expected? Maybe you accidentally sent an MMS and didn’t realise they cost 51c each. With upfront mobile, what you see is exactly what you pay. And if you do want any add-ons, you’ll pay upfront so there are no unexpected end of month surprises.

We’ll throw in 10 free MMS per month if you really need, though the smart thing to do is to send photos/videos with your unlimited data via Whatsapp/Messenger/iMessage etc.

There you go, we’ve laid it all out so you can see we have nothing to hide when it comes to charges. Go upfront with us today to take full control of your mobile plan.

Recent Posts

Uncategorized

MVNO vs MNOs

What is an MVNO

MVNO vs MNO

Here’s a quick primer on the mobile provider scene in New Zealand, what an MVNO or MNO is, and what’s the advantage of going with an MVNO (like us!)

Mobile Network Operator (MNO)

New Zealand has three mobile network operators, One NZ, Spark (including Skinny, a division of Spark) and 2degrees. We are powered by One NZ’s award winning network, so you can be rest assured you’re well covered for coverage.

Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO)

That’s us. MVNOs partner with an MNO, typically the wholesale arm, to resell services on that network.

While there are an increasing number of MVNOs popping up in the country, we were the first to launch an unlimited mobile data plan, and our Starter plan was the cheapest unlimited mobile data plan in NZ at the time of its launch.

Why go with an MVNO?

Because an MVNO doesn’t have to maintain the infrastructure that an MNO does (e.g. cell towers), we generally have lower costs and can pass the savings onto customers. Most are also online-only, avoiding the costs of maintaining brick and mortar shop fronts, retail staff, and a huge head office.

Bigger isn’t always better

Most MVNOs are tiny compared to MNOs in terms of customer base and staffing. This also means we can be more agile and move quickly to change our plans and prices to meet the market in order to stay competitive.

Why not just go direct?

Some people wonder, if we just use the One NZ network, why not use them directly as the mobile provider? Why go through a middleman?

Usually a middleman means higher prices, but in the case of MVNOs, it’s the opposite. MVNOs have lower overheads and therefore can resell mobile plans at lower prices to the end user. If you’re still confused, just compare the prices between MVNOs and MNOs and you’ll soon see the difference.

Recent Posts

Uncategorized

Mobile Plan Jargon Explained

Post author By Rocket Mobile NZ
Post date November 8, 2023
No Comments on Mobile Plan Jargon Explained

Mobile jargon explained

Mobile plan jargon explained

Mobile data plans throw around all sorts of jargon like ‘carryover data’, ‘endless data’ and others, but what does it all really mean? We’re here to spell it out and make it easier for you to see which plan is best for you.

Endless vs unlimited

These two words seem to have the same meaning, but when it comes to mobile plans, they are entirely different.

‘Endless’ plans provide a certain allowance of data at max speed, and then slow you down to 1.2Mbps if you exceed that usage. At speeds that slow, your phone becomes almost unusable. Forget about sending a picture, even loading a website becomes painful.

‘Unlimited’ (i.e. our plans) mean there is no set data allowance, your mobile data will not be slowed after a certain usage, you’ll continue to enjoy the same max speed that’s set for your plan.

Carryover/rollover data

It seems like a great idea to let customers keep the data they don’t use out of their allowance for the next month. But is it?

Our take is: why have an allowance at all? When you rely on carryover data, you still have to keep track of your usage and make sure you don’t go over, or else your service gets cut, or you’re forced to pay up to top up.

Unlimited mobile data plans like ours mean you can completely take your data for granted, knowing you will never run out. No more stockpiling your GBs for a rainy day that never comes, or accidentally chewing through it prematurely when you didn’t realise you weren’t on wifi.

We all know running out of data at the worst possible time is most mobile users’ worst nightmare, so stress less knowing that your unlimited data plan will always be there for you when you need it.

Overage

Some plans charge you extra (or ‘overage’) if you go over the specified calls or messages.

For example, you could end up paying 40c per minute for calls and 20c per SMS, and that adds up. Our plans all come with unlimited calls and texts to NZ/Australian numbers, so that’s one less thing to worry about.

The majority of prepay plans charge users to check their voicemail, and the last thing you should be worrying about is whether you have enough credit to listen to that important message from your doctor’s office or child’s school, because you couldn’t pick up the phone in time.

It’s also not unusual to get stung with surprise charges for things like MMS, which can happen if you try to send a funny photo to your mate, but instead of going through iMessage like you expected, it sends as an MMS. That’s 51c tacked onto your bill at the end of the month, ouch.

At the end of the day, don’t let telcos trick you into paying for more than you should. Go with an upfront mobile plan, which means the price is always the price. No more getting slowed down mid-month, running out of data, or nasty little surprises at bill time.

Recent Posts

Uncategorized

How to Save Money on Your Mobile Plan

Post author By Rocket Mobile NZ
Post date November 8, 2023
No Comments on How to Save Money on Your Mobile Plan

How to save money on your mobile plan

Nobody likes surprise charges, which is why we don’t have any. There’s nothing worse than getting a raw deal and having to pay more than you budgeted, even if it’s only a few dollars, because it all adds up.

We’re here to expose the sneaky tricks that some mobile providers use to squeeze more money out of customers.

28 day billing cycles

Are there only 336 days in the year? No, we didn’t think so either. Yet when you’re on a plan with a 28 day billing cycle, you’re basically paying for an extra month each year. It also makes it hard to compare plans with providers who actually bill by the full month.

Payment card fees

Seriously, surcharges suck. Most mobile providers don’t warn you that they’re going to charge an extra fee if you pay by credit/debit card. Even though it’s ‘only’ around 2 percent and some have recently lowered the surcharge, it’s still a nasty surprise when it’s time to pay. That’s why we never charge card convenience fees. More like an ‘inconvenience’ fee!

Extra service charges (e.g. to access voicemail)

We’ve all missed phone calls. In fact, who even picks up when it rings at all anymore? Yet many providers continue to charge users to listen to their voicemail messages, particularly on the cheapest plans. Many people don’t even realise this until they see the charge on their bill. This can also happen if you accidentally accidently send an MMS, or use other services you didn’t realise weren’t included in your plan.

Short-term introductory/new customer offers

Ever been lured into a great value sounding offer to switch to a new provider, then forgot all about it and a year later, realised you ended up paying way more than you planned? Or, have you been annoyed that the great offer on your current provider was only valid for new customers, effectively punishing you for your loyalty?

We pride ourselves on providing everyday low prices on our plans to both new and existing customers, so you know you’re always getting the best deal, even if you’ve been with us all along. If you have, thanks by the way!

Bundled prices

Some mobile plan prices look amazingly cheap, until you realise you also have to get your electricity, gas and internet from the same outfit. (Yes, we know we also previously offered bundle discounts when we sold broadband. But now that we don’t, we also don’t penalise anyone for using us just for mobile.)

Unnecessary add-ons

Some plans offer ‘freebies’ like a free monthly music subscription, but we all know that it’s not really free, it’s just built into the price of the plan already. And what if you don’t listen to music, or you already use a different service that you’re happy with? We don’t make you pay more for things you might not want.

12 month contracts

Some mobile plans lock you in or force you to pay in full upfront for the year, but we understand that doesn’t suit everyone. All our plans are month to month, so if you’re not happy, you don’t have to wait an entire year to switch. But we’re pretty confident people will want to stick around after they enjoy that sweet, sweet unlimited mobile data.

Savings summary

To sum up, if you really want to save $$$ when picking a mobile plan, make sure you:

Don’t have a 28 day billing cycle
Check if there is a card payment fee (there usually is)
Check if there are extra service charges (e.g. for calling voicemail)
Don’t get lured in by introductory offers (or ditch that provider as soon as the offer ends)
Be wary of bundled plan pricing
Check if there are ‘free’ add-ons to the plan, consider if you want them
Watch out for 12-month contracts, or plans where you have to pay for the full year in advance

We’ve made it easy by making sure all our plans are month to month, with no card payment fees, no extra service charges, no price increases after you join, and no bundle discounts. Check out our plans now to pick the one that’s right for you.

Recent Posts

Uncategorized

How Many GB Do I Need on My Mobile Data Plan?

Post author By Rocket Mobile NZ
Post date November 7, 2023
No Comments on How Many GB Do I Need on My Mobile Data Plan?

How many GB do I need

How many GBs do I need on my mobile data plan?

It’s hard to compare plans between providers when some have a certain GB of data allowance before it either cuts you off or slows you down to an unusable speed.

We thought it might help to use some examples that highlight how much data gets used up when you do certain things, so you can make sure you have the right plan for your needs.

250MB plans

Generally speaking, the cheapest plans you can get cost around $10 per month, but that only gives you 250MB of data.

That equals about 3 hours of standard definition video, or 50 songs, or 3 hours of web browsing. Across an entire month! The average Kiwi spends 3 hours a day on their phone, so you do the maths.

In this Canstar Blue article, even a ‘light’ user is defined as using 1-10GB per month. That means by the time you blow through that 250MB in probably one day, you’ll have to pay extra to top up if you want to use mobile data.

1-1.5GB plans

Next up are the plans that hover around the $20-35 per month to give you 1GB to 1.5GB of data per month. Keep in mind some of these are billed every 28 days, and don’t even include unlimited calls to out of network numbers.

This is the minimum amount of data recommended for almost everyone. 1GB is enough for 200 songs, 2 hours of SD video, and 30 mins of HD video.

The average Kiwi uses between 3-4GB of mobile data per month.

To put those plans in perspective, our Starter plan gives you fully unlimited data at speeds of up to 2Mbps, so you know you’ll never run out. Of course, it’s not the right speed for everyone, but it’s our cheapest plan, and designed for essential connectivity for things like music, maps and chat apps.

3GB plans

At around the $35-50 mark are the 3GB+ plans, and we start to see ‘endless’ data plans. 3GB is still only 1.5 hours of HD video. Or, if you end up with an ‘endless’ data plan, you’ll be slowed to an unusable speed after you reach a certain GB allowance.

Imagine you’re stuck somewhere with no wifi, but you’re using your mobile to stream the big game live. There’s only a few minutes left, your team gets the ball, they’re about to score, and then- BAM! It’s the buffering wheel of death. You exceeded your data limit and you’re now being slowed to an agonisingly slow 1.2Mbps. The match might not be over, but your viewing of it certainly is.

Why not fully unlock the power of unlimited mobile data with our Plus plan, which gives you fully unlimited data for only $45 per month?

Higher GB and max speed plans

At the top end of the plan scale, we see some pretty ludicrous pricing for plans that are still relatively limited. When you’re paying $70+ per month for a phone plan, the last thing you want to worry about is exceeding your usage limit.

Our max plan gives you maximum network speeds with no limits at all on speed, all for only $70 per month. We think that’s pretty ace.

In summary, the question you should ask yourself is not ‘How many GBs do I need?’ but ‘How fast do I want to go?’ Free yourself from the shackles of keeping track of your data usage and just go fully unlimited at the speed you need.

What is it	How much	Do I have any other options
Voicemail	Calls to voicemail are FREE	Go for gold. And with unlimited talk and text on our plans, you can carry on connecting without worry.
MMS PXT	Not available	If you are a serial PXTer you are better to send your messages via a messaging app like WhatsApp or Messenger instead.
International calls & texts	$10 for 250 calling minutes and 50 SMS messages to use within 30 days with our International Add-on	You can also use an app like WhatsApp or Messenger to contact friends overseas while connected to WiFi or mobile data. If you're on Pay Monthly, if you call or SMS overseas outside of the International Add-on, you'll be charged per minute or per SMS at rates specific to that location.
Roaming	For just $9 a day you can use your NZ data, minutes and SMS in our Daily Roaming destinations.	Our Daily Roaming Add-on is a pretty choice option. Otherwise you can stay connected via WiFi or a local SIM when you're travelling.
Premium rate numbers	Calls/SMS messages to premium rate numbers (e.g. reply "yes" messages that are subject to additional charges) aren't available on our Pay Upfront plans.	To maintain our everyday low prices and remove bill surprises, our Pay Upfront plans don’t allow premium SMS or calls. That might mean for example that you need to call your dentist to confirm that appointment instead of replying by SMS

What is it	How much	Do I have any other options
Voicemail	Calls to voicemail are FREE	Go for gold. And with unlimited talk and text on our plans, you can carry on connecting without worry.
MMS PXT	10 free MMS/PXT per month to NZ mobiles then no more can be sent.	If you are a serial PXTer you are better to send your messages via a messaging app like WhatsApp or Messenger instead, using your unlimited data.
International calls & texts	$10 for 250 calling minutes and 50 SMS messages to use within 30 days with our International Add-on	You can also use an app like WhatsApp or Messenger to contact friends overseas while connected to WiFi or mobile data. If you're on Pay Monthly, if you call or SMS overseas outside of the International Add-on, you'll be charged per minute or per SMS at rates specific to that location.
Roaming	For just $9 a day you can use your NZ non-stop data, minutes and SMS in our Daily Roaming destinations.	Our Daily Roaming Add-on is a pretty choice option. Otherwise you can stay connected via WiFi or a local SIM when you're travelling.
Premium rate numbers	Calls/SMS messages to premium rate numbers (e.g. reply "yes" messages that are subject to additional charges) aren't available on our Pay Upfront plans.	To maintain our everyday low prices and remove bill surprises, our Pay Upfront plans don’t allow premium SMS or calls. That might mean for example that you need to call your dentist to confirm that appointment instead of replying by SMS

Mobile​

Unlimited Monthly Plans

Mobile​

Unlimited Monthly Plans

How to pick the best mobile plans for your family

Family plan group discounts

Pick & mix your plans

Plans for you

Plans for your kids

Recent Posts

Rocket Mobile Group Plans Explained

Who gets a group discount?

Group plans with no sneaky stuff

Group leaders aren’t forced to pay full price

Pick & mix the plans to suit

No need to call or go into store

No credit checks

eSIM ready

Bye-bye bundle requirements

You’re in control

Setting up a group

Recent Posts

eSIM Explained

What is eSIM?

Why should I get eSIM?

What makes eSIM eco-friendly?

Is my device eSIM compatible?

How do I get eSIM working on my phone?

Recent Posts

What mobile data speed do I need?

Why is my mobile internet so slow?

Which plan is right for me?

Get More for Less

Recent Posts

Upfront Mobile Explained

Isn’t it just prepaid?

Card-only

No more credit checks

No more extra charges

Recent Posts

MVNO vs MNO

Mobile Network Operator (MNO)

Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO)

Why go with an MVNO?

Bigger isn’t always better

Why not just go direct?

Recent Posts

Mobile plan jargon explained

Endless vs unlimited

Carryover/rollover data

Overage

Recent Posts

How to save money on your mobile plan

28 day billing cycles

Payment card fees

Extra service charges (e.g. to access voicemail)

Short-term introductory/new customer offers

Bundled prices

Unnecessary add-ons

12 month contracts

Savings summary

Recent Posts

How many GBs do I need on my mobile data plan?

250MB plans

1-1.5GB plans

3GB plans

Higher GB and max speed plans

Recent Posts

Personal

About

MyRepublic Limited 2024 ©

Rocket Mobile Capped Plan Overview

Other things to keep in mind:

Rocket Mobile Unlimited Plan Overview

Other things to keep in mind:

Mobile

Mobile