redONE mobile plans
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redONE Mobile Singapore ceased operations on 30 June 2026. redONE was a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) on the StarHub network, known for its low-cost postpaid plans. As part of its wind-down, redONE arranged a migration path to eight — customers could switch via the redONE 1App, a partner store or an eight Service Centre, keep their existing mobile number, and pay no upfront charges (with a free-service period as part of the migration offer).
If you still have a redONE line that you haven't migrated, act quickly: once service is fully discontinued, an inactive number can no longer be ported. If you've already moved, compare what else is out there — the plans below span every current Singapore provider.
Why choose redONE?
Looking for what made redONE appealing — cheap, no-frills mobile? Today the closest equivalents are eight (the official migration partner, on the StarHub network like redONE was), and the other budget options in our cheapest plans and under $10 comparisons. All are no-contract, so you can switch freely.
What does redONE offer?
redONE provides affordable postpaid plans with international roaming add-ons and affordable IDD services.
What are the benefits?
No hidden fees, variety of budget-friendly plans, simple mobile service approach with reliable network performance.
Frequently asked questions
When did redONE Mobile Singapore close down?+
redONE Mobile announced it would cease Singapore operations on 30 June 2026. Its plans can no longer be purchased.
What happens to my redONE number?+
Which network did redONE use?+
What are the best alternatives to redONE?+
eight is the official successor and the smoothest switch. If you'd rather shop around, start with our cheapest plans, SIM-only plans or prepaid plans — all current providers, sorted by price.
Why did redONE shut down in Singapore?+
redONE didn't give a detailed public reason, but Singapore's MVNO market has been consolidating — Geenet, Changi Mobile and heya all wound down within the same year. Fewer, larger players now compete mostly on price, which is good news for switchers.