La Poste Mobile launches 200 GB 5G plan at €11.99 a month
La Poste Mobile has added a 200 GB 5G plan at €11.99 a month with no contract. The SIM card is free until 15 November.

La Poste Mobile, a virtual operator running on the Bouygues Telecom network, has expanded its range with a new plan available since Monday 2 November 2026. It offers 200 GB of 5G data for €11.99 a month with no commitment, including 30 GB usable in Europe and in France's overseas departments and territories.
Calls, texts and MMS are unlimited in France and to the overseas territories. Customers who also have a La Poste Mobile internet box pay €10.99 a month.
A new middle tier
The plan sits between the existing 130 GB option at €10.99 and the 250 GB option at €13.99. For €1 more than the 130 GB plan, it adds 70 GB in France and 5 GB more in Europe. The 250 GB plan remains the choice for the heaviest users but costs €2 more per month. For many users, the new 200 GB plan could be the best compromise in the range.
According to the regulator Arcep, the average subscriber uses 18.3 GB a month, so 200 GB leaves a very wide margin for streaming, video calls or tethering a laptop.
Network and launch offer
The plan uses the Bouygues Telecom network, which ranks first for 4G coverage in France in nPerf's September 2026 barometer with a score of 97.27%, and second for 5G. 5G requires a compatible smartphone and coverage in your area.
To mark the launch, the SIM card, normally billed at €9.90, is free for any subscription until 15 November inclusive. Because there is no contract, subscribers can cancel or switch plans at any time.
To keep your phone number when switching, call 3179 for free to get your RIO code and give it when ordering. The new operator then transfers the number to the new line at no cost.
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