For a limited time the carrier has reduced the price of all its data plans to a flat $15 per month, regardless of the amount of data or the length of the contract, and the cut applies to the popular unlimited tier as well.
The promotion requires customers to purchase service in bulk; the smallest commitment is three months, which works out to a $45 upfront payment for three months of unlimited talk, text and data on T‑Mobile’s 5G network.
Mint’s buy‑in‑bulk model also lets shoppers choose six‑ or twelve‑month increments, meaning a full year of unlimited service can be secured for $180 upfront under the same $15‑per‑month rate.
Subscribers receive coverage on T‑Mobile’s extensive 5G network, a free mobile hotspot, and unlimited calling to Mexico, Canada and the United Kingdom, though the plan’s feature set is not as comprehensive as some other unlimited offerings.
The discount is set to expire on September 30, after which the carrier says plans will revert to their original pricing, prompting a rush among price‑sensitive consumers to sign up before the deadline.
Potential buyers who also need a new handset can pair the promotion with a device purchase, though the article does not specify any additional phone‑related discounts.