Hands-Free Calling Information

OnStar Hands-Free Calling is a convenient, more reliable way to make and receive calls on the road.¹

Take advantage of this built-in feature in one of two ways:

Purchase a PrePaid Minute Package, which is good for an entire year
Link your vehicle to your Bell wireless plan²

Purchase the PrePaid Minute Package that's right for you.

If you haven't purchased Hands-Free Calling minutes before, there's never been a better time! Take advantage of our special package, exclusively for first-time purchasers. Good for one year from time of purchase or until payment expires, whichever comes first³. Find out more.

Link your vehicle to your Bell wireless plan.

It's easy to link OnStar Hands-Free Calling to your Bell wireless plan with Bell Minute-Sharing with OnStar. You get all the safety and security benefits of OnStar plus the convenience and lower-cost minutes of Bell. Share minutes between your OnStar Hands-Free Calling system and your Bell wireless phone and get just one bill for all your calls. Find out more.

Simply push the blue OnStar button or call us at 1.888.4.ONSTAR (1.888.466.7827) to learn more about these options. An OnStar Advisor will be happy to help you choose the plan that's right for you.

¹ OnStar Hands-free Calling requires a Hands-Free Calling–enabled vehicle, existing OnStar service contract and prepaid minutes or enrollment in a shared minutes plan. Not available in certain markets. Calls may be made to the U.S. and Canada only. OnStar voice recognition system may not work with some voices.

² Subscription Service Agreement required. Available in select markets. Call 1.888.4.ONSTAR (1.888.466.7827) for system limitations and details. All mate eligible consumer rate plans are eligible. Customers must pass normal Bell Mobility credit check. Activation fees, taxes, and other charges apply. Price subject to change.

³ Federal, provincial, and local taxes, and other fees and surcharges may apply. Prices/packages subject to change. Minutes begin when you place a call (after you dial) or receive a call and stop shortly after the call ends. Minutes are also used for calls that fail to connect and last more than 10 or 35 seconds (depending on equipment). Minutes are rounded up to the next full minute.