What happens to a Yarbo mower when the free year of 4G runs out?

It keeps mowing. Yarbo includes 12 months of 4G service with its Y40 mowers, and after that the plan is paid, but Yarbo says mowing, mapping and scheduling carry on over home Wi-Fi or the HaLow link from its Data Center base station. There is no subscription needed to cut the grass.

What you lose without an active 4G plan is the stuff that works away from home. Yarbo lists remote access beyond your Wi-Fi range, live camera view over the mobile network, and GPS tracking with geofence alerts as 4G features. That last one matters for a large, expensive machine that may sit in an open field, so think about whether you'd renew for the security side alone.

Yarbo publishes 4G plan prices in euros and dollars on its other stores; we couldn't see a sterling price, because the UK store blocked our checks. Yarbo also says most, not all, models ship with the 4G kit built in, so confirm it's included in the bundle you buy.

Separately, Yarbo's network RTK service has been free for life since August 2026 where coverage exists, so positioning doesn't add a recurring fee either. Both mower models, the Yarbo Lawn Mower Pro and the Yarbo Lawn Mower, work the same way here. Our theft and security guide covers other ways to protect a mower.