Boost takes on the Big Three with unlimited as low as $25 per month
What you need to know
- Boost is launching Carrier Crusher plans to take on the Big Three directly.
- These plans include an unlimited everything plan for $25 per month with a 12-month prepay.
- Carrier Crusher plans are also available for 3, 6, or 12 months and will be available December 9.
Dish-owned Boost Mobile is introducing a set of new Carrier Crusher plans targeted squarely at the Big Three carriers. These plans include a new unlimited everything plan with 12GB of hotspot data and a few 5GB options. These plans are billed multiple months at a time with increased savings when you pay for the longer-term upfront.
This new unlimited plan breaks down to $25 per month when you prepay for 12 months. You can also get it for three months at a time for $30 per month. Boost plans come with 4G LTE and 5G support if you have a compatible phone, and speed is unlimited until you use 35GB in one month. This plan also comes with 12GB of hotspot data per month so that you can share your connection with a great Android tablet or other connected devices.
The 5GB plan comes in at $15 per month when billed every three or six months. If it's billed for 12 months, the cost comes down to $14 per month.
Head of Boost Mobile, Stephen Stokols, said:
Boost Mobile still relies on the 5G coverage of other carriers like many other prepaid carriers. Even so, Boost Mobile offers some of the best cell phone plans you can get, particularly if you're interested in Boost international add-ons. Boost owner, Dish Wireless, is in the process of building its own 5G network, but for the time being, it uses the T-Mobile network.
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Boost Mobile's unlimited plan is an even better value when you buy for multiple months with plenty of data for most people.
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