Kyivstar Announces Service Updates and Price Increases Effective March 1, 2026.

Kyivstar Service Terms Update

According to Novyny.live: Mobile operator Kyivstar has informed its subscribers of planned changes to its service terms, which will take effect on March 1, 2026. The company has announced a potential price increase for that same date, with some legacy packages potentially rising in cost by 50 to 90 Ukrainian hryvnias (UAH). This move is part of a broader adjustment to the operator's service portfolio.

According to Kyivstar representatives, some services will be available to customers as a 'Superpower' add-on at no extra charge. Paid packages will remain available under their previously established terms. The operator also noted that subscribers using these packages or services will receive an SMS notification at least 7 days prior to the update. Business clients will receive individual notifications regarding the revised terms.

Services and Tariffs Subject to Update

The services that will be affected by the upcoming update include:

• D-Jingle
• SIM for Tablet
• SIM for Second Phone
• Additional Number
• Direct Number
• Gigabit
• Static IP Address
• SIM for Router
• 300 Minutes to Other Networks and Abroad
• 300 Minutes within Ukraine
• 100 Minutes to Other Networks within Ukraine and Abroad
• 50 Minutes to Other Networks within Ukraine
• 5 GB
• 15 GB
• VideoGO
• Social Networks and Messengers
• 50 Minutes Abroad
• Convergent Services Virtual Mobile PBX

Furthermore, the operator plans to increase the price of several popular tariff plans. These include: Smachnyy, Bez Mezh lite, TVIY Ulyublenyy, LOVE UA Bazovyy, Bezlim Sotsmerezhі, Kyivstar Komfort 2018, LOVE UA Svoboda, and Svoboda 2022. These changes could significantly impact users of the operator's services, so subscribers are advised to pay close attention to updates and potential changes to their plans.

Kyivstar's tariff adjustments may reflect broader trends in Ukraine's highly competitive mobile communications market. In light of the price increases, subscribers might consider switching operators or tariff plans. Such moves by providers, including rate hikes or term changes, can encourage users to actively seek more advantageous offers in the marketplace.