Boost Infinite In 2024: What You Need To Know

Boost Infinite launched as a beta service in December of 2022. The beta launched using AT&T’s network for coverage. In the first half of 2023, Boost Infinite launched out of beta. Service is now provided on DISH’s Boost 5G Network where available and with a compatible device. Coverage is also on the AT&T and T-Mobile networks.

In June of 2023, Boost Infinite launched a new Unlimited+ plan and iPhone on US offer. However, seamless network switching was still not available.

For the time being, customers who signup for Boost Infinite are promised a wireless plan priced at $25/month per line for life. A total of five lines in an account can get that rate. Boost Infinite’s $25/month plan includes unlimited talk, text, and data with the first 30GB of data available at up to 5G data speeds before throttling to 512Kbps.

The Unlimited+ plan includes all the same features as the base $25 unlimited plan with a few extra additions. The plan also includes talk, text, and data usage to and from Canada and Mexico. A total of 5GB of data can be used while roaming in either country. Subscribers also get unlimited calling to over 80 countries and texting to over 200. The Unlimited+ plan is the only plan that will offer device discounts.

In September 2023, Boost Infinite launched a third plan, the Infinite Access for iPhone Plan. It costs $60/month and has all the same features as the Unlimited+ plan. The only difference is the iPhone plan includes a free iPhone when you sign up for it, and offers free yearly iPhone upgrades to the newest model. It launched with a free iPhone 15 offer, available to both new and existing customers.

Mobile hotspot is not included with any plan. However, customers can add hotspot for an additional $10/month. The add-on allows subscribers to use all of their plan’s high-speed data allotment for hotspot if they so choose. Additionally, customers can add a “Speed Pass” for $10 which gives subscribers 10GB more high-speed data. Subscribers on the base $25 unlimited plan can add Canada and Mexico roaming for $10/month and international calling and texting for an additional $10.

Taxes and fees are extra. Most customers can expect to pay an additional $1-$2 above the advertised rates. Boost Infinite is a postpaid service provider, not prepaid like its sister brand Boost Mobile. Both brands are owned and operated by DISH Wireless LLC.

At beta launch time on the AT&T network, it was noted by a Redditor that Boost Infinite did not come with any priority data while using that network. Without priority data, customers may experience slower data speeds compared to other customers using AT&T when AT&T’s network is busy with a lot of traffic.