Mint Mobile is rolling out two deals that could help cut the cost of both your wireless and home internet bills. For a limited time, new customers can get any Mint Mobile phone plan for just $15 per month, including its Unlimited plan. At the same time, Mint is offering a bundle that combines 12 months of 5G Home MINTernet with 12 months of Unlimited Premium Wireless for $45 per month.
For cord cutters looking to get away from traditional cable and wireless providers, the two offers give shoppers a couple of ways to lower their monthly bills.
Get Any Mint Mobile Phone Plan for $15/Month
The bigger of Mint’s current wireless promotions drops every phone plan to $15 per month for new customers during the initial plan term. That includes Mint Mobile’s Unlimited plan, which normally costs $30 per month on a three-month term.
The deal is available across Mint’s current plan lineup:
| Plan | Regular Price | Deal Price |
|---|---|---|
| 6GB | $15/mo. | $15/mo. |
| 17GB | $20/mo. | $15/mo. |
| 23GB | $25/mo. | $15/mo. |
| Unlimited | $30/mo. | $15/mo. |
The promotion requires customers to pay for their service upfront. The three-month option costs $45, the six-month option costs $90, and the 12-month option costs $180. Mint says the offer is for new customers and applies to the initial plan term only, after which regular pricing applies.
The Unlimited plan includes unlimited talk and text, high-speed data, mobile hotspot access with up to 20GB of hotspot data, and calling to Mexico, Canada, and the U.K. Mint notes that customers who use more than 50GB of data in a month could see reduced speeds for the remainder of the billing cycle when the network is busy.
Get 12 Months of 5G Home Internet and Unlimited Wireless for $45/Month
Mint is also pushing its MINTernet bundle, which combines home internet and wireless service into one upfront purchase. For $540, customers get 12 months of 5G Home MINTernet and 12 months of Unlimited Premium Wireless. That works out to $45 per month and represents a $300 savings compared with the regular price.
MINTernet is powered by T-Mobile’s 5G network and is designed as an alternative to traditional cable and fiber internet. Mint provides a gateway with the service, although availability depends on your address. The home internet service comes with unlimited data, though Mint says speeds may slow when the network is busy after 1TB of usage in a month. The company also says speeds vary based on the conditions of the cellular network.
There’s another reason this bundle stands out. Mint says customers who add an eligible phone plan can save $10 per month on MINTernet, while the bundle also comes with its five-year No Bill Creep Guarantee for eligible plans. Taxes and fees are extra.
The Unlimited plan includes unlimited talk and text, high-speed data, mobile hotspot access with up to 20GB of hotspot data, and calling to Mexico, Canada, and the U.K. Mint notes that customers who use more than 50GB of data in a month could see reduced speeds for the remainder of the billing cycle when the network is busy.
Which Mint Mobile Deal Makes the Most Sense?
The $15 promotion is probably the better choice for shoppers who simply want to lower their cell phone bill. It makes Mint’s Unlimited plan especially interesting because you’re getting the carrier’s unlimited option for half its normal three-month price.
The MINTernet bundle is more compelling for households that are looking to replace both their wireless and home internet providers. Paying $540 upfront may be a bigger initial expense, but it covers an entire year of both services and eliminates the need to manage separate wireless and home internet bills.
Mint has been increasingly positioning MINTernet as an alternative to traditional ISPs, particularly for people who are tired of rising cable internet prices and promotional rates that eventually expire. For customers who can get MINTernet at their address, the current $45-per-month bundle offers a simple way to combine two major household bills.
Both offers are available for a limited time, so customers interested in switching should check Mint’s website to see which deal is available for their needs and whether MINTernet is offered at their address.
