Orange's Sosh brand launches low‑cost fiber boxes and a cheap 130 GB mobile plan in France

Sosh, the low‑price subsidiary of Orange, now offers two fiber broadband packages without contract commitments. The standard Sosh Box costs €24.99 per month and provides up to 2 Gbit/s download, 800 Mbit/s upload and Wi‑Fi 6E, along with unlimited fixed‑line calls and the Orange TV app. For €26.99 per month, the Sosh Boost Fibre uses a Livebox 7 SE with Wi‑Fi 7, delivering up to 8 Gbit/s download and 2 Gbit/s upload, but omits fixed‑line calling, targeting high‑bandwidth users such as content creators and remote workers.

In parallel, a new mobile plan on the Orange network sells for €8.99 per month, offering 130 GB of 4G data, unlimited calls, SMS and MMS in metropolitan France, plus 16 GB usable while roaming in Europe and overseas departments. The plan is contract‑free, includes a €5 SIM‑card fee, and provides Wi‑Fi calling, VoLTE and visual voicemail. It is positioned as a cheaper alternative to Sosh’s comparable €11.99‑per‑month plan, saving consumers around €36 annually.

Both offerings aim to broaden Sosh’s appeal to price‑sensitive customers seeking high‑speed internet and generous mobile data without long‑term commitments.