M1 unveils corporate mobile plan offerings

Plans are available at $61 and $75 per month.

M1 has launched a new service designed to cater to the corporate sector. The service, dubbed as M1 Enterprise Mobile, provides voice, data, and messaging at a single price.

M1’s Enterprise Mobile 6, priced at $61 a month, comes with a 6GB data bundle, as well as unlimited local voice minutes and messaging. On the other hand, the Enterprise Mobile 12 plan, priced at $75 a month, offers 12GB of data for corporate customers. Excess usage is billed at Singapore’s lowest data charge of $5.35 per GB.

A key feature on both plans is the M1 Enterprise Data Passport that enables customers to use the data bundle across 56 business destinations. International voice calls are available at $0.10 per minute.

Those who are interested can choose to take up the new plans without contract or opt to sign up on a two-year contract for a subsidised device.

The plans are available for sign-up starting 3 April.

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