How much does a mobile plan cost in Sweden?
Price examples from Hallon, Tele2 and Tre, with dates and conditions.
Short answer
Mobile subscriptions on the Hallon, Tele2 and Tre websites on 28 October 2026 were listed at roughly 109 to 519 kronor a month at regular prices. Campaign prices can be much lower for the first months, and some plans carry a 24-month binding period, so the price depends on data, campaign length and contract.
Why
- Hallon lists regular prices from 109 kr a month for 5 GB to 359 kr for 100 GB, with campaign prices from 19 kr for the first four months and no binding period.
- Tele2 lists 15 GB at 199 kr a month for 24 months (329 kr before), unlimited at 399 kr (479 kr before) and a larger plan at 449 kr (519 kr before).
- Tre lists 6 GB at 229 kr, 25 GB at 329 kr and unlimited data at 429 kr a month, each with a 24-month binding period.
Details
According to Konsumentverket, a consumer contract may have a binding period of at most 24 months, and you must pay for the whole binding and notice period. For the wider picture of costs, see the cost of living in Sweden. Operators are listed under telecom and internet providers in Stockholm.
Tip
Compare what you pay in total over the contract, including the price after any campaign ends. Tele2's page does not state the price after its 24-month campaign, so ask before you sign.
What may differ
Prices differ by plan type: prepaid cards have no monthly fee at some operators and are priced per period, while subscriptions are billed monthly, and campaign offers apply to new subscriptions only.
Common misconception
The advertised campaign price is what you pay every month.
What actually happens
Hallon says its low campaign prices apply for four months and the regular price follows, for example 109 kr a month for 5 GB, and Tele2 shows its offer applies for 24 months.
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Sources
- Hallon: Mobile plansChecked at:
- Tele2: Mobile plansChecked at:
- Tre: Mobile plansChecked at:
- Konsumentverket: Binding and notice periods for telecom contractsChecked at:
- Telekområdgivarna: Mobile phone servicesChecked at:
Prices and fees change, so check the operators' own price pages before you buy.
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