Mint Mobile's summer promotion, which priced every plan at $15 a month for new customers, ended on September 30, 2026. Mint has replaced it with a smaller new-customer offer on 3-month plans. Articles about the old deal still show up in search, so here's what you'll actually pay.
What Mint costs now
| Plan | New customers, first 3 months | 3-month term | 6-month term | 12-month term |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6GB | $15/mo ($45) | $25/mo ($75) | $20/mo ($120) | $15/mo ($180) |
| 17GB | $20/mo ($60) | $35/mo ($105) | $25/mo ($150) | $20/mo ($240) |
| 23GB | $25/mo ($75) | $45/mo ($135) | $35/mo ($210) | $25/mo ($300) |
| Unlimited | $30/mo ($90) | $40/mo ($120) | $35/mo ($210) | $30/mo ($360) |
The new-customer offer only covers your first 3 months. After that you renew at the regular price for the term you pick. Unlimited went from $15 a month in the summer deal to $30 now, whether you take the new-customer offer or a 12-month plan.
If you signed up during the $15 deal
Your price is locked for the term you bought. When it comes up for renewal, Mint charges the regular price for whichever term you pick, so renewing Unlimited for another year costs $360.
Will the $15 deal come back?
Mint has run all-plans-for-$15 promotions before, usually for new customers and for a limited time. It hasn't announced another one. If it returns, we'll update this page.
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Jean Gilles has researched personal finance, consumer technology, and wireless pricing for over a decade. He founded ShopCellPlans in 2019 and writes every review on the site.