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$15 a month

Mint Mobile is $15 a month for any plan, unlimited included

Every Mint plan, including unlimited, at $15 a month for new customers — paid upfront for three, six or twelve months.

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  • Terms read at mintmobile.com, not copied from a coupon site
  • End date taken from their own page: Mint calls it a limited-time offer and prints no end date
Who
New customers, for the initial plan term only
To qualify
Pay upfront — $45 for 3 months, $90 for 6 months, or $180 for 12 months
Network
Runs on T-Mobile's network
Offer ends
Mint calls it a limited-time offer and prints no end date

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Before you sign up

  • The $15 buys the first term only. Mint's own words are "New customer offer for initial plan term only; then full-price plan options available", so budget for what the renewal costs rather than for $15 a month indefinitely.
  • Taxes and fees are extra and are not included in the $15.
  • Unlimited is not unconditional. Mint says customers who use over 50GB in a month may see reduced speeds for the rest of the cycle where the network is busy; hotspot is capped at 20GB and video streams in SD.
  • The free international calling Mint lists covers Mexico, Canada and the UK. India is not on that list, so calls home are a separate cost to price before you switch.

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