Boost Mobile Unlimited
- 30 GB, then up to 512 Kbps
- Hotspot: Not listed
$10/mo for 6 months, then $25/mo · + taxes & fees
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Sorted by real monthly price for 1 line. Prices checked October 21, 2026, before taxes and fees unless marked.
$10/mo for 6 months, then $25/mo · + taxes & fees
Taxes & fees included
Taxes & fees included
+ taxes & fees
A $25 plan can give you the same towers as a $90 plan. The difference is priority during congestion, perks and support. Pick the network that covers your area first, then pick the cheapest plan on it.
Known for wide coverage, including rural areas. Budget brands on this network:
Solid coverage across most of the country. Budget brands on this network:
Fast 5G in and around cities. Budget brands on this network:
Availability changes street by street, so check your address with the provider or the FCC broadband map. What you can compare up front is the price structure: the intro price, the regular price after it, fees and data caps.
First year, with autopay and paperless billing. AT&T does not publish the price after year one.
Locked for 5 years with autopay from a bank account and paperless billing.
With autopay. $35/mo with a T-Mobile voice line. 5-year price guarantee.
With autopay and paper-free billing, 3-year price guarantee. 1 Gig and up: 5 years.
An unlocked phone on a budget plan usually beats a "free" carrier phone over 36 months. These are the lowest prices for new, unlocked phones from top-rated US sellers.

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It depends on whether you can pay up front. Prepaid brands that run on the big three networks are the cheapest: see the top of our phone plan comparison, sorted by real monthly price, for the current order.
No. Almost every budget brand runs on Verizon, AT&T or T-Mobile. You get the same towers; the difference is priority when a tower is congested. Our guide on deprioritization explains when that matters.
Yes. US carriers are required to let you take your number with you. You need your account number and a transfer PIN from your current carrier. Our step-by-step guide shows how to get both.
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