Just in time for back to school, Mint Mobile is making it even cheaper for the whole family to stay connected. For a limited time, you can sign up for any 3-month Mint plan and get up to four more lines for free.
This deal is in addition to Mint's Summer Savings promotion, which offers any 3-month data package for just $15/month—including the carrier's Unlimited data plan (usually $30). That means you'll pay just $45 for three months of any Mint plan for the entire family.
How to get Mint's Buy 1, Get 4 deal
To qualify for this promotion, you must be a new Mint Mobile customer switching from Verizon or AT&T. Mint is owned and operated by T-Mobile; therefore, T-Mobile customers are ineligible at this time. You'll also need to port all phone numbers over to Mint from your previous carrier. (We've got a run-down of how to switch to Mint and keep your phone numbers to help you out.)
To sign up:
- Pick your favorite Mint Mobile plan above and sign up for a 3-month package for $15/month.
- Add up to four more plans of that same 3-month package.
- Provide all phone numbers to port over from Verizon or AT&T.
- Activate your plans within 45 days of signing up. Mint gives you the option of activating immediately via your phone's eSIM, or receiving a physical SIM card through the mail.
How does this deal compare to Mint's family plan?
Mint Mobile's Modern Family plan offers the flexibility to customize a family plan to meet the needs of each member. You can mix and match between all of Mint's plan offerings to create a multi-line package that works for everyone.
For example, you might create a 3-line family plan with an unlimited plan for the streamer and gamer in the house, plus a 15GB package for the moderate data user, and a small 5GB package for someone who's almost always connected to Wi-Fi for their internet usage.
With Mint's Buy 1, Get 4 multi-line deal, all lines that you initially switch over must sign up for same 3-month plan. So if, for example, you purchase a 3-month Unlimited plan package, any lines that you add will also sign up to that same Unlimited plan—but you'll get them for free for your first three months. After that, you can renew for another 3, 6, or 12 months , with the year-long renewal offering the cheapest price. You can also switch up your plans at this time if you determine you need more or less data for a given line.
Why switch to Mint from Verizon or AT&T?
As a T-Mobile-operated MVNO, Mint Mobile offers access to the largest and fastest 5G network in the country. You get the exact same coverage and network quality, including a hefty 40GB of guaranteed high-speed data with Mint's unlimited option. In our hands-on testing, our reviewer never even came close to reaching that 40GB threshold. We were consistently happy with Mint's speeds, network quality, and reliability.
More importantly, by switching to Mint, you'll be paying less than half the price of an AT&T or Verizon plan. Let's examine each carrier's cheapest unlimited plan to see how the pricing breaks down for one line and four lines of service—even before the free lines come into play.
Monthly unlimited plan costs compared
| Mint Mobile | Verizon | AT&T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price—1 line | $15/month | $65/month | $65.99/month |
| Price—4 lines | $60/month | $120/month | $143.96/month |
| Total 3-month cost—4 lines | $180 | $360 | $431.88 |
Even before factoring in Mint's limited-time deal, you're paying half the amount you would for a Verizon plan and saving even more than that by switching from AT&T. But by switching now and taking advantage of this combination of promotions—any plan for $15/month and up to four free lines—you'll pay a total of just $45 over three months for up to five lines of service.
We constantly watch the wireless market and can confidently say we've never seen a combination of promotions like this before from any carrier. We highly recommend switching to Mint while this deal lasts to majorly save on your cell phone bill.
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Lauren Hannula
Managing Editor
