How It Works:
Basically it’s one plan, that’s all the plans. You start with a 5GB max speed data allocation, then if you run out you can either use slower data (1.2Mb/s) for the rest of the month, or level up to the next tier (10GBs) to keep using fast data. You can keep levelling up all the way to unlimited max speed data.
So if you need more fast data this month, go for it. If you don’t, that’s cool, you won’t need to pay for it either. Of course you can automate all of this easily in the snazzy new Kiwi Central app.
Transparency and Savings
We’re shedding light on the confusing tactics used by traditional telcos. These companies often encourage us to pay for more data than we need because it costs them very little to provide it.
For example, if you’re on one competitor’s $65 endless plan with 15GB of data but only use 9GB, you still pay the full amount. With Kiwi Mobile, you’d only pay $44 for 9GB.
If you need 15GB, you pay $49, and if you go up to 89GB, you still only pay $61. You can level up to unlimited max-speed data without breaking the bank.
No Hidden Costs, No Sneaky Fees
Following the Commerce Commission’s guidelines, Kiwi Mobile’s Choice plan has no hidden costs or penalty fees for leaving. Including sneaky notice periods.
A Brand You Can Trust
Kiwi Mobile is brought to you by Electric Kiwi, one of New Zealand’s most-loved power and broadband brands. So customers can expect the same award-winning service and customer support with wait times under a minute. Kiwi Mobile operates on 2degrees’ mobile network, covering 98.5% of the places where Kiwis live and work.
Ready to stop wasting money on unused mobile data? Check out Kiwi Mobile today and start saving!
Data on wasted gigs based on research commissioned by Kiwi Mobile and conducted by Perceptive in 2024.
Comparison based on competitor’s 15GB Endless data plan $65/month (15GB at Max Speed) taken from thier website on 11.7.24 and compared to Kiwi Mobiles Choice Plan. Monthly Kiwi Mobile price rounded to the nearest dollar, and estimated assuming max speed data usage is spread equally across an average monthly data cycle (30.42 days). T&Cs and Fair Use Policy apply.
