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With Unlimited Your Way, you can pick a plan for each line on your account. Plan choices for each line differ based on price and included features like hotspot data, 4K UHD and HBO Max so you can get a perfect match for each family member. How do I get the credit for AutoPay and Paperless billing? First, you need to enroll in AutoPay and paperless billing to receive the credit. After you enroll, you will receive the credit automatically on your bill.
Credits will begin in billing cycles after enrollment. Credit cards, checking accounts, and debit cards can be used to qualify for the AutoPay credit. Enroll now in AutoPay and paperless billing. Will your phone work? T-Mobile has a Phone Compatibility Test that lets you search to see whether your phone will work on its network. We've detailed the pricing structure for its Starter tier below. You won't be throttled at all on the Unlimited Elite plan, and on the Unlimited Extra plan you won't be throttled until you hit 50 gigabytes of data.
If you're on the Unlimited Elite, you get a big gigabyte bucket of mobile hot spot to tether to other devices, free access to HBO Max, and 4K video streaming. TIRED: For the base Starter plan, data throttling could kick in any time there's network congestion, no matter how little data you've already used.
The Starter tier also doesn't include any Wi-Fi hot spot, unlike T-Mobile's cheaper basic Essentials plan which does include a bit of slow 3G data. It doesn't have HD video streaming or international data either.
Verizon still has the best coverage , but T-Mobile and others are giving it a run for its money. The carrier finally got rid of its confusingly named double unlimited plans, GoUnlimited and BeyondUnlimited, only to replace them with four unlimited plans and a kids plan. We've outlined pricing for the starter tier below.
If you live in a rural area, Verizon has the strongest coverage, according to OpenSignal. All tiers include talk, text, and data to Mexico and Canada and international texting. Video streaming off Wi-Fi is limited to p. Beyond Unlimited: You get unlimited data free of potential slowdowns until you pass 22GB of usage in a month.
Video streaming is limited to p. Video, even on the highest plan, is still limited to p. Each month, Verizon tosses in 5 TravelPasses good for 4G speeds until you cross MB of daily usage that work in over countries.
This add-on is only available to Beyond Unlimited and Above Unlimited customers. View full Verizon plan details here. Prices above apply only if AutoPay and paperless billing are enabled. Video streams at standard definition. Mobile hotspot offers 4G speeds until you reach 15GB of usage and drops to Kbps after that. Video streams at p Full HD. Customers who currently receive free HBO can remain on their plan to keep it. T-Mobile One: You get unlimited data free of potential slowdowns until you pass 50GB of usage in a month.
Mobile hotspot is limited to 3G speeds. Video streaming quality is limited to p. Video streams at HD quality. View T-Mobile plan details here. Prices above apply if AutoPay and paperless billing are enabled. Sprint, meanwhile, for a long time went for simplicity with a single unlimited plan, which it called Unlimited Freedom. But that all changed on July 12th, when Sprint announced it would instead offer two different unlimited data plans.
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