lifecell is raising its rates: new prices and terms for popular plans
Mobile operator lifecell has announced an update to the pricing of its popular rate plans, which will take effect on April 2, 2026.
The changes will affect several packages at once, but at the same time, subscribers will receive an increased data allowance for use in EU countries.
"Prosto Life" Plan: New Price and More Data
The updated price of the plan will be:
- 320 UAH / 4 weeks — standard price
- 270 UAH / 4 weeks — for identified or personalized numbers
- 200 UAH / 4 weeks — for subscribers who have ported their number
The mobile data allowance in the EU will also be increased to 8 GB.
“Smart Life” Plan: Price Increase and New Terms
Base plan price:
- 400 UAH / 4 weeks — standard
- 350 UAH / 4 weeks — verified number
- 270 UAH / 4 weeks — ported number
With the “Plus” service:
- 430 UAH / 4 weeks — standard
- 380 UAH / 4 weeks — identified number
- 300 UAH / 4 weeks — ported number
Internet in the EU:
- 13 GB — without "Plus"
- 14 GB — with service activated
“Free Life” plan: the most expensive package
Updated price:
- 500 UAH / 4 weeks — standard
- 450 UAH / 4 weeks — verified number
- 300 UAH / 4 weeks — ported number
With the "Plus" service:
- 550 UAH / 4 weeks — standard
- 500 UAH / 4 weeks — identified number
- 350 UAH / 4 weeks — ported number
Internet in the EU:
- 17 GB — without "Plus"
- 18 GB — with the service
The rate increase is accompanied by expanded capabilities for using mobile internet abroad. The operator emphasizes convenience for Ukrainians who are residing in or traveling through European Union countries.
The changes are expected to affect a significant portion of the subscriber base, as these plans are among the most popular in the operator’s lineup.
Effective February 18, 2026, mobile operator lifecell changed the prices of its popular “Maxi” and “Mega” plans.
Prior to this, the mobile operator lifecell stated that the potential merger of Kyivstar’s and Vodafone’s tower infrastructure poses a threat to national security, leads to market monopolization, and reduces competition.
