Yes has introduced a new entry-level postpaid plan called Yes AI 30, which combines uncapped 5G connectivity with a complimentary ILMUchat Pro subscription.
The plan costs RM30 per month and it sits just below its current Power 35 plan. To sweeten the deal, subscribers can get it for RM20 per month for the first six months.
With the bundled ILMUchat Pro worth RM50 per month, this means customers are getting a lot more value with this postpaid plan than subscribing the AI subscription itself.
Yes AI 30 offers unlimited 5G advanced data
The Yes AI 30 costs RM30/month and it offers unlimited 5G data with no FUP and speed caps. However, the catch is that hotspot is limited to 12GB per month.
In addition, if you’re going to areas with 4G coverage, you’re still getting uncapped 4G data but speeds are caped at 7Mbps.
However you still get unlimited calls and unlimited on-net SMS like its higher tier plans.
If you plan to take up this plan, it costs RM20 per month for the first six months and RM30 per month thereafter.
Complimentary ILMUchat Pro worth RM50
Similar to other postpaid plans, Yes AI 30 also includes complimentary access to ILMUchat Pro. The Pro tier offers more daily messages, additional file and image uploads, more voice minutes, as well as Deep Research with multi-source research and citations.
This makes AI 30 quite different from a typical entry-level postpaid plan. Instead of bundling entertainment or other lifestyle benefits, Yes is including a Malaysian AI service as the main value-added feature.
Wing K. Lee, CEO of YTL Communications, said: “AI is changing the way we learn, work and create. But before people can experience its possibilities, they need an easy place to start. With AI 30, we are making that first step more accessible by bringing AI and uncapped 5g advanced together in one affordable plan.”
He added: “We want Malaysians not just to hear about AI, but to experience it, use it and discover how it can make a difference in their everyday lives. AI 30 is our gateway to making AI more accessible to more Malaysians – and this is just the beginning.”
For more info, you can visit Yes 5G’s postpaid page.
