How much does it cost to buy mobile data in Ghana this week? Our first weekly Data Price Check looks at the prices of 1GB, 5GB and 10GB bundles on MTN, Telecel and AT.

The comparison, conducted on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, found that AT is currently the only one of the three networks with a publicly available online price menu showing verifiable prices for bundles close to all three data sizes.

AT’s BigTime bundles come with no expiry, meaning customers can use their purchased data without worrying about a validity deadline.

MTN and Telecel could not be included in the direct comparison because their websites did not provide verifiable data-only bundle prices for the selected sizes.

How much does 1GB, 5GB and 10GB cost?

The following are the closest available AT BigTime bundles to the selected data sizes.

For customers looking for approximately 1GB, AT charges GH¢10 for 891MB.

At the 5GB level, the closest listed option is 4.5GB for GH¢50, while 10GB costs GH¢100.

The 10GB package works out at GH¢10 per GB.

Why MTN and Telecel are not included

MTN and Telecel do not currently publish online data-only bundle menus that could be verified for this week’s comparison.

MTN’s published tariff page provides effective rates per megabyte across different purchase amounts rather than a straightforward list of bundle sizes and prices.

The network’s help centre also indicates that no-expiry and Flexi bundles are available through the MyMTN app.

Telecel’s website promotes its Boss combo plans rather than a complete data-only price list. Its published information shows that the GH¢50 Boss plan includes 3GB of data, while the GH¢100 plan provides 5.5GB.

These are combo packages, however, and should not be treated as direct comparisons with AT’s data-only BigTime bundles.

How to buy AT’s no-expiry bundles

AT customers can purchase BigTime bundles by dialling 1111# and selecting their preferred package.

The bundles can be paid for using airtime or an ATMoney account. Customers can also gift bundles to other AT numbers.

The network’s published BigTime menu ranges from GH¢1 for 51MB to GH¢400 for 253.3GB, with no expiry across the range.

Our weekly data price check

This is the first edition of our weekly Data Price Check, designed to help mobile subscribers understand how much they pay for internet data across Ghana’s major networks.

The comparison uses information published by the operators themselves. Where a price cannot be verified, it is clearly marked as unavailable rather than estimated.

We will continue monitoring the networks’ published bundle menus and include MTN and Telecel in future comparisons when their prices can be verified.

The next edition is scheduled for Wednesday, November 18, 2026.

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