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The best phone deals will get you some impressive savings on a new phone, but there are also deals available on ways to keep it connected. The best cell phone plan deals are scattered across carriers, with AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and others currently offering some savings. Below you can find all of the information you need in order to save on a new cell phone plan, and if you’re in the market for a phone as well be sure to check out all of the iPhone deals, Google Pixel 8 deals, Samsung Galaxy S24 deals, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 deals, and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 deals going on today.

Mint Mobile: Get a 12-month Unlimited plan for $240

For a limited time, Mint Mobile has dropped the price of its yearly plan to $240 — a $120 discount on the usual $360. That’s essentially $20 per month instead of $30, but you have to pay for the year upfront. This deal is running through June 27, 2025. We named Mint Mobile the best cell phone plan for value last year, and for good reason. All Mint Mobile plans include unlimited talk and text, access to 5GB high-speed data, free calling to Mexico and Canada, free mobile hotspot access, and WiFi calling support. You can’t beat that!

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U.S. Mobile: Pre-pay $23 per line per month

Prepaid wireless plans are a great option for light users, kids, and anyone else who won’t be consuming a lot of data on a daily basis. U.S. Mobile is one of the best prepaid service providers available today, allowing you to build your own custom plan, so you’re only paying for as many minutes, texts, and gigabytes of data as you want to. As just one example, its Unlimited Starter plan is just $23 per line, or $276 for 12 months — saving you $72 per year. You get unlimited talk, text, and data, 10GB of hotspot data, international calling and texting, and more. If you’re adding multiple lines to a plan, you can also unlock free extras like Disney+ and Netflix. U.S. Mobile even has an Unlimited Flex plan that goes for just $15 per month when you pre-pay for 12 months.

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AT&T: Unlimited Premium (4 lines) — $51 per month per line

AT&T is another contender for the best unlimited phone plan deal going right now. Its Unlimited Premium plan rings in at $51 per month, per line, with four lines and includes unlimited talk, text, and data in the U.S. as well as Mexico and Canada. You also get 60GB of high-speed mobile hotspot bandwidth per month (which reverts to 128Kbps speeds after this is used up), HD streaming, 5G access. If you don’t need all the extras, the Unlimited Starter plan gives you the same unlimited calls, texts, and data and 5G for a cheaper $36 per month, per line, for four lines.

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Verizon: Welcome Unlimited with a perk of your choice — $65 per month

Finishing off the “big four” list of U.S. carriers, Verizon’s Welcome Unlimited plan runs about $65 per month for a single line or $120 per month for four lines as part of Verizon new customer deals. You get unlimited talk, text, and data, but not 5G. But the best part is that you can add perks at a $10 per month rate like the Disney Bundle — normally $15 per month on its own — or Apple One, Walmart Plus, and others.

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T-Mobile: Go5G Next (3 lines) — $180 per month, was $230

T-Mobile is offering one of the best cell phone plan deals right now, with its Go5G unlimited bundles — part of T-Mobile’s 5G plans. For just $180 per month, you get unlimited talk, text, and premium data for three lines, as well as HD streaming, 50GB of mobile hotspot data at 5G speeds, and a free Netflix subscription (with one simultaneous HD streams included). You can also upgrade your device every year. As a result of T-Mobile’s merger with Sprint, Sprint customers are now T-Mobile customers.

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