Digicel Increasing D’ Plan Prepaid Prices From 19th October, 2026

Telecommunications provider, Digicel Trinidad and Tobago, is set to increase prices on several of its prepaid mobile plans, effective from next month, on 19th October, 2026. The changes are described as part of an adjustment to its mobile plans in response to changing conditions in the telecommunications industry.

According to Digicel, the updated pricing will allow it to continue investing in its network, technology and services while maintaining the quality of service offered to customers.

Under the new pricing structure, customers will see revised prices across the D’ Weekly, D’ Fortnight, D’ Lite, D’ Freedom and D’ All In plans, as follows:

  • D’ Weekly Flex Plan will be priced at $125, while the D’ Weekly Classic Plan will cost $150.
  • D’ Weekly Classic Plan with a 20GB add-on will be $170.
  • D’ Fortnight Plan will cost $208, with a discounted renewal price of $188. The version with a 30GB add-on will cost $238, with renewal priced at $218.
  • D’ Lite Plan will be $185, with renewal set at $175.
  • D’ Freedom Plan will cost $325, while the plan with a 30GB add-on will cost $385. Renewal prices for those plans will be $310 and $370, respectively.
  • D’ All In Plan will cost $500, while the version with a 100GB add-on will be $615. Their renewal prices will be $470 and $585, respectively. 

Digicel is also introducing a loyalty incentive for customers who automatically renew their plans.

The company announced that customers who auto-renew within forty-eight (48) hours of their plan expiring, can benefit from a discounted renewal price. Digicel says the discounted renewal rates are intended to reward customers for their loyalty, with the company describing the offer as providing additional value to customers who remain with their plans.

Customers are being advised to review their plans ahead of the changes on 19th October, 2026 and to ensure that they have sufficient credit available when their plans are due for renewal.

Meanwhile, customers will continue to receive plan-expiry notices via SMS, the company said.

More on this as it becomes available. 

[Source: Ian Alleyne]

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