MyBundle Mobile sets US plans at $20, $30 and $50 per line

TL;DR: MyBundle has published baseline pricing for MyBundle Mobile in the US, with no-contract BYOD eSIM plans priced at $20 for 2GB, $30 for 5GB, and $50 for an unlimited plan that includes 10GB of data. New customers can also redeem a 12-month ad-supported streaming offer, and MyBundle said its main go-to-market plan is through broadband ISP partners rather than direct consumer promotion.

MyBundle has published baseline pricing for MyBundle Mobile in the US, with plans starting at $20 per month per line through its partnership with Gigs. The service launches with three no-contract plans for compatible unlocked phones using eSIM in a bring-your-own-device model.

MyBundle said plan pricing does not change when customers add lines. The company is also exploring an option for customers to buy and finance compatible mobile devices, and its terms note that some plans may allow data top-ups, though top-ups are not part of the currently promoted public plans.

MyBundle Mobile is offering new customers a 12-month ad-supported streaming service at no extra cost, with Disney+, Hulu, Netflix and Peacock referenced in the promotion. Eligible customers have 60 days to redeem the 12-month streaming offer.

MyBundle said it does not plan to promote the service directly to consumers and instead aims to distribute it through broadband operators. MyBundle said ISP partners can create their own promotions and bundles, influence pricing and packaging, and choose to waive their commission or add subsidies to lower the retail price further. MyBundle said about 350 broadband operators already use its platform for video streaming bundles.