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If you’re on a Telstra business SIM plan, we have some bad news. The telco’s new price increases will affect all business plans, which will be rising between $3 and $4.
Telstra announced that starting August 27, postpaid plans will see a price increase, followed by pre-paid plans on October 22.
How much will Telstra business plans cost?
The price change includes business plans, which will rise between 4.2% and 4.8% depending on which plan you’re on.
Basic plans will rise from $62 to $65 per month, the Essential plan from $72 to $75, and the Premium plan from $95 to $99.
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