US Prepaid Plans
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Compare prepaid plans side by side

Every cell is summarized from the carrier's own plan page or broadband label. Gaps say not listed instead of a guess.

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CarrierNetworkMonthly priceIntro vs regularData / deprioritizationPriorityHotspotVideoInternational
Mint MobileT-Mobile$30/mo on the 12-month plan ($360 paid upfront). The 3-month option was also shown at $30/mo ($90 upfront).Anniversary offer: any 6-month plan, including Unlimited, for $10/mo ($60 upfront) - new customers, first 6 months only, then full-price options. Taxes and fees are extra. Regular renewal price for the 3-month Unlimited plan: not listed - check official page.Unlimited. Mint says Unlimited customers who use over 50GB in a month may notice slower speeds in some places when the network is busy.Not stated as a priority level; the 50GB busy-network slowdown above is the published rule.Included, up to 20GBSD (Mint: video streams in SD)Free calling to Mexico, Canada and the UK is listed as included.
VisibleVerizonVisible $25/mo; Visible+ $30/mo; Visible+ Pro $40/mo. Visible says taxes and fees are included.Visible+ is regularly $35/mo and Visible+ Pro $45/mo; the $5/mo saving uses code 5OFF5 and is described as guaranteed for 5 years. Separate limited offer: pay $75 upfront for the first 6 months of the base Visible plan (ends 10/29).Unlimited on all three. Visible+ and Visible+ Pro are described as "premium data" and add Verizon's 5G Ultra Wideband network.Base Visible: not described as premium. Visible+ / Pro: "premium data" per Visible (exact priority class not listed).Unlimited on all three. Visible+ is described as twice the hotspot speed of Visible, and Visible+ Pro as three times. Exact Mbps: not listed - check official pageVisible: up to 480p (SD). Visible+: up to 1080p. Visible+ Pro: up to 4K UHD.All plans: unlimited talk and text to Mexico and Canada; Global Pass from $5/day. Visible+ and Pro add talk, text and data roaming in Mexico and Canada and include 1 or 2 Global Pass days per month; Pro adds calling to 85+ countries and texting to 200+.
US MobileMulti-networkPromo (port-ins only, 6 months): Unlimited Starter $10/mo with code FBF10, Unlimited Premium $25/mo with code SALE25. Taxes and fees included.After 6 months, Starter renews at $25/mo and Premium at $44/mo. An annual billing option was shown as saving 43%; annual price: not listed - check official page.Starter: unlimited high-speed data. Premium: unlimited priority data.Per US Mobile's help center: Unlimited Premium is QCI 8 (high priority) on Warp and Dark Star; Starter is QCI 9 (standard) there; Light Speed plans have one level, QCI 7. US Mobile notes QCI numbers mean different things on different networks.Starter: 20GB on Dark Star. Premium: unlimited on Dark Star. Other networks: not listed - check official pagenot listed - check official pagePremium includes 20GB of roaming in 180+ countries; Starter has roaming add-ons.
TelloT-Mobile$25/mo for Unlimited data + unlimited minutes (taxes and a cost-recovery charge of up to 30 cents may apply).Tello's broadband label calls $25 an introductory rate for new lines lasting 3 months; the price after the intro period was blank on the label - not listed - check official page.Unlimited; 50GB at full speed, then throttled for the rest of the cycle.not listed - check official page10GB includednot listed - check official pageFree calls to 60+ countries with every calling plan (uses minute balance). Free roaming in Europe was advertised as a limited offer valid until January 31, 2027.
Cricket WirelessAT&TWith Auto Pay: Select Unlimited $35/mo, Smart Unlimited $45/mo, Supreme Unlimited $55/mo.The first month is $5 more ($40 / $50 / $60) because Auto Pay applies after month one. The broadband labels list $40 / $50 / $60 as the monthly price without Auto Pay and say it is not an introductory rate. Select Unlimited offer was for new lines.Unlimited. Select and Smart: Cricket may temporarily slow data when the network is busy. Supreme: unlimited high-speed data.Select/Smart: may be slowed when busy (no QCI published). Supreme: described as high-speed; priority class not listed - check official pageSelect: add-on only. Smart: 15GB. Supreme: 50GB.Select and Smart: limited to SD. Supreme: may be limited to SD.All three: unlimited calls and texts from the US to Mexico and Canada. Select: no international texting and no usage in Mexico/Canada. Smart and Supreme: texting to 200+ countries and usage in Mexico and Canada.
Metro by T-MobileT-MobileWeb-exclusive single line: $25/mo with AutoPay after an intro period. Other plans shown: a $30/mo plan with 10GB hotspot, and an Unlimited Premium plan at $60 (broadband label). Taxes and fees included.Single-line deal: $15/mo for the first 3 months, then $25/mo with AutoPay. A buy-3-get-3 offer shows the $40 plan at $20/mo ($120 due today for 6 months). Labels say listed monthly prices exclude AutoPay discounts.Unlimited. Metro says heavy users may notice slower speeds when the network is busy: over 35GB/mo on the $40 plan and over 50GB/mo on the $50 plan (rate chart).Deprioritized after the thresholds above when busy; QCI not listed - check official page10GB on the $30 plan; 25GB on Unlimited Premium; other plans not listed - check official pageSD on the plan with the 35GB threshold; others not listed - check official pagenot listed - check official page
Google Fi WirelessNot named1 line: Unlimited Essentials $35/mo, Unlimited Standard $50/mo, Unlimited Premium $65/mo, Flexible $20/mo + $10/GB. Prices exclude taxes and government fees; per-line prices drop with more lines.Promo: 50% off for 12 months on an unlimited plan when you bring a Google Pixel (new lines, ends 10/31/26). Prices above are regular.High-speed data: 30GB (Essentials), 50GB (Standard), 100GB (Premium) per person, then 256 kbps. Flexible: pay $10/GB.Fi advertises "top-priority data speeds"; plan-by-plan priority class not listed - check official pageEssentials: not listed - check official page. Standard: 25GB high-speed. Premium: 50GB high-speed. Flexible: high-speed hotspot.Fi's page says video may stream at standard definition (480p) on some plans; Flexible streams at the rate set by you and the app. Check the official page for each plan.Premium and Flexible: data in 200+ destinations. Standard: data in Canada and Mexico. Essentials: not listed - check official page
H2O WirelessAT&T$20/mo (10GB), $30/mo unlimited (30GB high-speed), $40/mo (40GB), $50/mo (60GB), $60/mo (60GB). $20 plan is $18 and $50 plan $45 with AutoPay.No introductory pricing shown on the plans page we checked.Speeds are reduced after the high-speed allowance (10GB / 30GB / 40GB / 60GB) until the plan renews.not listed - check official page2GB ($20), 5GB ($30), 15GB ($50); others not listed - check official pagenot listed - check official pageEach plan includes international talk credit and international roaming credit (e.g. $5 talk / $10 roaming on the $30 plan; $20 / $30 on the $50 plan).
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