Hub & Turbo Stick Mobile Plans
Mobile Internet plans
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Flex plan*
Get a flexible plan that automatically adjusts according to your usage each month.
From
$10.00 per month-
Additional data over 10 GB is $10 per gigabyte.
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A one-time Connection Service Fee ($60) per member applies on your first bill.
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Non-Mobile Internet device traffic is always prioritized on the LTE network. This may result in slower speeds or delays for Mobile Internet device users when using certain data services during periods of network congestion.
Flex Plus plan*
Get a flexible plan that automatically adjusts according to your usage each month.
From
$60.00 per month-
Additional data over 50 GB is $3 per gigabyte.
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A one-time Connection Service Fee ($60) per member applies on your first bill.
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Non-Mobile Internet device traffic is always prioritized on the LTE network. This may result in slower speeds or delays for Mobile Internet device users when using certain data services during periods of network congestion.
Add voice service to your Mobile Internet Flex or Flex Plus plan
With select Turbo Hubs, you can plug in a landline phone to make calls using your Mobile Internet connectivity.
Voice service is only available in certain areas where HSPA service is supported. For more information, please refer to bell.ca/mobilenetwork to confirm service availability.
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Applies to long distance calls made from and to Canada, in Bell Mobility and its partners coverage area.
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Simultaneous use of airtime.
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Applies to long distance calls made from Canada to the U.S. (as applicable) in Bell Mobility coverage areas.
Share data across all of your devices
Add to your Connect Everything plan to share your smartphone’s data with your Mobile Internet device.
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*Internet traffic management practices (ITMP) for Bell Mobility. Speed and signal strength may vary due to traffic, topography, environmental conditions and other factors, like Bell’s management of network resources, using methods which include Internet traffic management practices. See bell.ca/ITMP. Network priority. Mobile phone and other non-Mobile Internet device traffic is always prioritized on the network. This may result in slower speeds/delays for Mobile Internet device users when using certain data services during periods of network congestion. Mobile Internet devices are used as a mobile network connection point for other devices and can include the following: Turbo Hubs and Sticks, hotspot devices and other Mobile Internet devices listed on this page. Service is available with compatible devices within Bell Mobility’s network coverage areas.
Eligibility for Bell SmartPay™: requires an eligible rate plan starting at $10/mo.
A one-time Connection Service Fee ($60) per member is applied on your first bill to activate your device on the Bell network. Additional one-time fees are subject to change over time. See bell.ca/onetimefees for details.
Additional Important Bell SmartPay Conditions: See full FAQs.
Bell SmartPay is available with new activations (or eligible upgrades) on eligible rate plans. Purchase financing provided by Bell Mobility, on approved credit. Cost of borrowing is $0.
If you end your Bell SmartPay Agreement early, then your remaining device payments will become due immediately. If you are ending your Service Agreement at the same time, the remaining balance on your Agreement Credit (plus applicable taxes) will become due immediately. The Device Return Option Deferred Amount (if applicable) will also come due.
Taxes on the financed amount are payable with your monthly device payments. If you place Bell SmartPay orders over the phone, taxes on full price of the device are due at time of purchase.
- Applies to long distance calls made from and to Canada, in Bell Mobility and its partners' coverage area. ↩
- The Alcatel LINK Hub does not support Call Display, Message Centre and Call Waiting. ↩
- Applies to long distance calls made from Canada to the U.S. (as applicable) in Bell Mobility coverage areas. ↩