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Best Cell Phone Plan Deals For October 2024

Cell Phone Plan Deals
Cell Phone Plan Deals
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Looking for the best deals on phone plans? We've got you covered! This month's top promotions feature a variety of discounted plans and special offers. From unlimited data deals to free trial offers or even free lines, there's a variety of offers available to you if you're looking to switch carriers.

(This post contains all the top deals BestMVNO has tracked.  Whenever possible, affiliate links may be used that help generate revenue for BestMVNO if a purchase gets made.  Affiliate relationships have no impact on whether or not a discounted phone plan gets shown on this page or not.)

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Take a free 30 day trial of AT&T's network with no credit card or payment needed. Includes 100GB of 5G data and 25GB of hotspot. Offer only available to iPhone users with eSIM capability.
Ultra Mobile Logo
Get 3 truly unlimited 5G data lines for $85/month for life
Xfinity Mobile Logo
Buy one unlimited data line for $40/month get a second line free for a year.
Mint Mobile Logo
Switch your provider to Mint Mobile and get 3-months of service for $15/month on any plan. Get up to 40GB of high-speed data for just $15!

Plus buy one line get one free when you port two numbers from AT&T or Verizon
Total Wireless Phone Plans
Bring your phone to Total Wireless and get a truly unlimited 5G data plan with premium priority data and 1080p video streaming for just $25/month with a 5 year price lock guarantee.
MobileX Logo Featured Image
Through at least December 31, get double data on any MobileX plan or get a truly unlimited 5G data plan for just $24.88/month.
Spectrum Mobile Logo Large
Get a free unlimited plan for one year when you add a Spectrum Mobile unlimited phone plan to your Spectrum Internet. Includes 30GB of 5G high-speed data before throttling to 1Mbps download.
AT&T Wireless Logo
Activate two lines of AT&T Prepaid Unlimited Max and get each line for $35/month
AT&T Wireless Logo
Bring your phone to AT&T and get $360 in bill credits. Plus activation fees waived. Online only offer.
Hello Mobile Logo
Get 1 month free when you purchase a 6-month plan from Hello Mobile.
Xfinity Mobile Logo
Bring your phone to Xfinity Mobile and get a $100 gift card
Lycamobile Logo
Get 40GB of 5G data each month for only $12.25/month for 6 months!
Straight Talk Wireless Logo
Bring your number and phone to Straight Talk and get a truly unlimited data plan for $25/month. Plus, after 12 months get a $200 credit to purchase a new phone.
Boost Mobile Logo
Get 30GB of high-speed data for just $12.50 for your first month, regular price is $25/month.
Twigby Logo
Save up to $10/month for 3-months on a new Twigby plan. Get 10GB of high-speed data for $15/monthl
US Mobile
Free trial offer. Get unlimited talk, text, and 30GB of premium priority high-speed data for up to 30 days for free with US Mobile. Switch to a paid plan after the trial is up and get a $50 gift card after 12 months of service.
Visible Logo
Get Unlimited 5G Data For Free! Try Visible for free for 15-days with no credit card needed with your eSIM capable iPhone and now on select Android phones.
ATT-Prepaid-Logo
Pay for 12 months of service in advance and get unlimited talk, text, and data with the first 16GB of data each month at 5G data speeds before throttle to 1.5Mbps for just $25/month ($300/year).
T-Mobile Logo
Get your third line free on T-Mobile when you join T-Mobile with two qualifying lines
T-Mobile Logo
Get up to $800 to cover your switching fees when you bring your 5G phone over to T-Mobile.
Verizon Wireless Logo
Sign up with Verizon Prepaid and get 2 unlimited high-speed data lines for $80/month.
Verizon Wireless Logo
Bring your phone to Verizon and get up to $540 in bill credits.
TextNow Logo
Get an unlimited talk and text plan for free! $0/month on the T-Mobile network. VoIP plan.
Verizon Wireless Logo
Get a 30 day free eSIM trial with Verizon Wireless. Includes up to 100GB of premium 5G data plus unlimited talk and text. No contracts, no obligations, no payment methods needed. After 100GB data speeds slowed to 600Kbps in times of network congestion.
Affinity Cellular Logo
Switch to Affinity Cellular and get a free phone, with free shipping and a $50 credit to use on any plan.
Cricket Wireless Logo
Get a free two-week trial of Cricket Wireless when you signup with eSIM. Includes unlimited talk and text with 3GB of high-speed data.
Reach Mobile Logo
New customers get $10 off your first 3-months of service with Reach Mobile. Get 10GB of high-speed data for $25/month

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Gary Ham
Gary Ham
7 months ago

I notice you never include Metro by TMobile in the Best Cell Phone Plan deals each month. It’s Bring Your Own Phone Plan is 25.00 per month total with taxes and fees included. Unlimited data..may slow down during congestion after using 35 gigs 5g data but full speed again when congestion is over thus unlimited data… In Seattle, never a problem with slowing down.

Skyler
Skyler
2 years ago

I’ve had Red Pocket for 5 months. $10 for 1 Gig data and unlimited talk and text. I use WiFi at home, so I rarely use any data and have never come even close to using my 1 GB. If I need to add data, I can easily do so without affecting my plan. Customer service is via phone or chat and it’s very good.

That plan is now $15 I believe, but it’s well worth it.

Steffen
Steffen
5 years ago

I brought my own phone to FreedomPop and I have a warning.
Do not touch FreedomPop!! You can get your first month free with their free plan their basic 200 or whatever. But if you run out of data you cannot buy any more data. AT ALL. you have to purchase another plan. The trick here is that the only other plan that is available, the next one up in the line is 11.99 a month but they’re going to bill you for a full year you can’t do it month-by-month you have to pay the entire year. Anytime you run out of data you have no more. you have to buy another plan it’s a rip-off. (they also keep a $20 emergency top up routine when they say it’s only 10 and you have $10 selected and they bill you $20 instead? No. The top up routine is if you go over your allotted gigabytes of data, it dings you at $0.02 a megabyte after that. And it won’t let you have any less than $5 pay reserve and you get no warning, it just automatically takes it out of your account for your method of payment. And if you cancel the auto-pay it cost you more money.)
Do you want to voice mail? That’s extra. do you want to be able to send pictures in your text messages? That’s also extra. do you want to send multiple people the same text? That’s also an extra charge. this is a perfect cell plan for someone who *never* uses a phone except for emergencies. That’s it.
they have no technical support telephone number, no human being you can speak to on a phone you have to do everything by email. I did that as I brought my phone number in and they took too long to port it in and so now I can’t have my phone number that I’ve had for the last 13 years.
Steer clear if you use data a lot. (At all)
(the only thing I do with data is stream Pandora and check email and look at Facebook. That gig was gone in a couple of days there’s no way to recover it until I wait for the next billing cycle and I’m not going to. Finding a different service.
(Which of course is the reason I’m on this website great deals here take FreedomPop off your site that’s ridiculous)

Thomas Z.
Thomas Z.
6 years ago

Is the MetroPCS 2 months of free service still going on???

Jeff
Jeff
6 years ago

Whatever you do don’t fall for the boost promotions. I got screwed out of the 2 months free when you switch from metro pcs. Boost Mobile told me it doesn’t exist. And then took my $20 credit out of my account and couldn’t tell me why. So don’t write articles on their promos. They are cons at best.