At a Glance
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Pricing: paying more for less, by $120 a year
Set 12 is $35/mo for 12GB. Unlimited 25 is $25/mo for unlimited high-speed data. This plan asks $10 more a month, $120 a year, to take a cap you don't need.
Nothing else differs. Same network assignment, same hotspot from your own data, same no-overage policy, same billing. With Ting Internet at home the gap widens to $25/mo, since Unlimited 25 drops to $10.
What You Get, and What You Don't
Set 12 vs. Unlimited 25
The comparison is unflattering in both columns that matter.
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Final Verdict
A worse plan for more money. Set 12 charges ten dollars a month above Ting's unlimited tier and gives you a 12GB ceiling in return. It exists because Ting keeps its legacy plans available to old customers, not because anyone should choose it. Switching to Unlimited 25 is free, immediate and saves $120 a year.
Consider instead: Ting Unlimited 25. Ten dollars a month less for unlimited high-speed data instead of 12GB. There is no argument for Set 12 over this.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is Ting Set 12?
$35/mo for 12GB, plus taxes and fees. Ting's Unlimited 25 plan is $25/mo for unlimited high-speed data.
Is Set 12 worth it over Unlimited 25?
No. It costs $10/mo more and caps your data at 12GB, with no other differences between the two plans.
How much would switching save?
$120 a year, or $300 a year if you have Ting Internet and qualify for the $10/mo rate on Unlimited 25.
Why does Ting still sell it?
It's a legacy tier maintained for existing customers, hidden behind a "See all plans" link on Ting's compare page.
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