Mobile plans with unlimited data from €25.00 / month
A handful of Belgian operators offer plans with truly unlimited data — Proximus, Telenet, Orange, BASE and Mixtus. Under BIPT rules, the word "unlimited" may only be used where there is no cap, or where the fair-use kicks in only above 300 GB. If you use less than 30 GB / month, a regular plan is usually cheaper.
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The BIPT rule : when can "unlimited" be used?
Important : the 300-GB threshold
Since 2020, the BIPT requires a Belgian operator to market a plan as "unlimited" only if there is no cap, or if any speed throttling kicks in above 300 GB per month. Below that threshold, "unlimited" is not allowed — operators must then state the actual cap.
In practice, every Belgian operator applies a fair-use cap (typically around 300-500 GB). Above that threshold, your connection stays active but the speed drops to 512 kbps to 1 Mbps — enough for WhatsApp and email, too slow for streaming. So be aware : in Belgium, "unlimited" means "unlimited up to about 300 GB, then slow", not "unlimited like a fibre line".
Top 10 unlimited mobile-data plans
Live overview of the ten cheapest unlimited plans under the BIPT standard. All include unlimited calls + SMS and 4G/5G access. Sorted by price :
| Plan | Price | Compare |
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Unlimited data · Unlimited calls · Unlimited SMS · 5G |
€25.00 / month | 02 588 25 47 |
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Unlimited data · Unlimited calls · Unlimited SMS · 5G |
€25.00 / month | 02 588 25 47 |
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Unlimited data · Unlimited calls · Unlimited SMS · 5G |
€30.00 / month | 02 588 25 47 |
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Unlimited data · Unlimited calls · Unlimited SMS · 5G |
€40.00 / month | 02 588 25 47 |
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Unlimited data · Unlimited calls · Unlimited SMS · 5G |
€41.00 / month | 02 588 25 47 |
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Unlimited data · Unlimited calls · Unlimited SMS · 5G |
€49.00 / month | 02 588 25 47 |
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Unlimited data · Unlimited calls · Unlimited SMS · 5G |
€49.99 / month | 02 588 25 47 |
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Top 10 plans with at least 100 GB of data
If truly-unlimited feels excessive (and overpriced) : there are spacious data plans that technically can't be marketed as unlimited — typically 100-300 GB / month — but cover most users\' needs. They typically sit 30-50 % cheaper :
| Plan | Price | Compare |
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150 GB · Unlimited calls · Unlimited SMS · 5G |
€4.00
/ month · 12 mo then €25.00 |
02 588 25 47 |
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160 GB · Unlimited calls · Unlimited SMS · 5G |
€25.00 / month | 02 588 25 47 |
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140 GB · Unlimited calls · Unlimited SMS · 5G |
€29.00 / month | 02 588 25 47 |
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120 GB · Unlimited calls · Unlimited SMS · 5G |
€29.99 / month | 02 588 25 47 |
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300 GB · Unlimited calls · Unlimited SMS · 5G |
€39.00 / month | 02 588 25 47 |
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300 GB · Unlimited calls · Unlimited SMS · 5G |
€39.00 / month | 02 588 25 47 |
* A 100-GB plan is more than enough for most users — the average Belgian uses 15-25 GB / month on mobile.
Unlimited mobile data in a broadband + mobile bundle
Three operators offer their unlimited-mobile SIM as part of an internet-TV-mobile bundle. The upside : one bill for the whole household, often with a €10-20 / month bundle discount on the total. The headline price sits higher (€80-110), but the mobile portion is then included or heavily reduced.
Orange Love Go Extreme
Internet + TV + unlimited mobile data (up to 300 GB fair-use) + unlimited calls and SMS.
Proximus Flex+ Maxi
Highest-tier bundle with unlimited 4G/5G on the mobile line. Extra SIMs available at a reduced rate.
Telenet ONE Premium
Fibre internet + TV + unlimited mobile data. Streamz Premium and sports content included.
Prefer everything in one bundle?
See current pricing and every bundle option in our broadband + mobile comparison — internet, TV and unlimited mobile under one bill.
5G coverage map per network
Truly unlimited data only pays off when your network can keep up — and in Belgium that means 5G. Hover over the map to see the 5G outdoor coverage in your municipality and toggle between Overall and the individual operators (Proximus, Orange, Telenet/BASE).
Data from BIPT — supplied by the network operators. The map shows outdoor 5G coverage per municipality. Toggle between Overall (best coverage across the three networks) and the individual networks Proximus, Orange and Telenet/BASE.
When does an unlimited-mobile plan make sense?
Not for everyone. The average Belgian uses 15-25 GB / month — an unlimited plan often costs 2-3× more than a 30-50 GB plan. Four scenarios where unlimited is the right choice :
No fixed broadband
If you have no broadband line or don\'t want to take one — temporary housing or a student room without internet — mobile data becomes your only connection.
Heavy commuter
Streaming on the train, video calls on the road, GPS navigation on long drives — daily data-heavy mobile activities.
Tethering / hotspot
If you frequently tether your laptop or tablet through your phone (remote work on location, holiday) — tethering eats through data fast.
Mobile online gaming
Cloud gaming (Xbox Cloud, GeForce Now, PS Remote Play) or heavy mobile games over 5G — needs both spacious data and low latency.
When it doesn\'t make sense : if you have decent Wi-Fi at home and use mobile data mostly for WhatsApp, social media and occasional streaming, a 20-40 GB plan at around €10-15 / month is more than enough. In that case, see our full mobile comparison.
How do you choose the best unlimited plan?
Three criteria that lock in the right choice :
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Check your actual usage before deciding
Open your provider app and look at the usage stats for the last 3 months. Are you consistently under 50 GB ? Unlimited is overkill. Are you regularly bumping into your current cap ? Unlimited is worth it.
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Compare standalone vs. bundle
If your household already has a broadband + TV bundle at home, check the bundle options first — upgrading to the unlimited SIM is often cheaper than a standalone unlimited plan elsewhere.
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Read the fair-use cap conditions
"Unlimited" in Belgium usually means 300-500 GB before throttling. If you tether : check whether hotspot usage is counted separately (with some operators, yes).
Still not sure unlimited is right for you?
Talk to a Belgian telecom adviser for free — we\'ll compare your last 3 months of usage against the catalogue and recommend the cheapest plan that fits.
Frequently Asked Questions about Unlimited Mobile Internet
A plan that lets you browse, stream, download and navigate without a data cap. Under Belgian rules (BIPT), an operator may only call a plan "unlimited" if there is no cap at all, or if the fair-use throttling kicks in only above 300 GB a month. Below that threshold, the word "unlimited" cannot be used in marketing.
In practice : rarely fully unlimited without any condition. Most Belgian operators apply a fair-use cap of 300-500 GB. Above that threshold, the speed is throttled down (typically to 512 kbps instead of LTE/5G), but you keep connectivity. Mixtus applies an exact 300 GB cap; Proximus and Telenet most often 300 GB+ with speed throttling. Note : hotspot / tethering usage is sometimes counted separately.
Today : Proximus (Unlimited / Mobilus Premium), Telenet (Mobilus Unlimited), Orange (Go Unlimited), BASE (Unlimited Max) and MVNO Mixtus. Most MVNOs such as Mobile Vikings, hey telecom, edpnet, DIGI and Mega go up to ~40-100 GB but do not offer unlimited — but their plans typically sit under €20 / month, plenty for most users.
For most users : no. The average Belgian uses 15-25 GB / month on mobile — a 30-50 GB plan is more than enough. Unlimited makes sense mainly if you :
- Have no fixed broadband line and use mobile data as your only connection
- Stream heavily on the go (Netflix, YouTube, Spotify video) on the train or bus
- Tether a mobile router or laptop for remote work on location
- Play online games on mobile data (without home Wi-Fi)
Below 30 GB / month of usage, unlimited costs you 2-3× too much.
Yes — with Orange Love Go Extreme, Proximus Flex+ Maxi and Telenet ONE Premium you can combine an internet-TV-mobile bundle with one or several unlimited-data SIMs. The monthly price typically sits between €80-110, but the mobile SIM is then included or comes at a heavily reduced rate. See our broadband + mobile comparison for current bundles.
Inside the EU : yes — thanks to the EU roaming regulation, your Belgian bundle works for free in every EU country. Note : some operators apply a roaming fair-use cap (lower than the Belgian cap, often around 30-50 GB / month) to prevent "permanent roaming". Outside the EU (UK, US, Asian countries) you need a separate roaming option or a local SIM.
With Proximus, Telenet, BASE, Orange and Mixtus : yes, 5G access is included where available in your area. The 300-GB fair-use cap then applies to the 4G + 5G total — not separately.
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* Prices updated in August 2026. Live tariffs are pulled from the comparator API (postcode 2000, Antwerp). "Unlimited" follows the BIPT standard : no cap or a fair-use threshold of at least 300 GB. Above that threshold the speed may be throttled ; the exact cap and throttling speed vary per operator — read the terms before subscribing.