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Pure Talk 35 Plan: Price, Data & Features

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  • AT&T
  • 15GB 5G Data
  • 5GB Hotspot Data
  • Premium Priority Data!
  • Unlimited
  • Unlimited
Buy At Pure TalkUSA
How This Information Is Verified: Pricing and features on this page are sourced directly from the carrier and monitored for changes. Because wireless plans can change at any time, readers are encouraged to report discrepancies so updates can be made quickly.

Price Breakdown

1 Line Monthly / Yearly$35 / $420
2 Lines Monthly / Yearly$63 / $756
3 Lines Monthly / Yearly$89.25 / $1071
4 Lines Monthly / Yearly$112 / $1344
Price Includes All Taxes And Fees?     No

Cost With Estimated State Taxes And Telecom Fees

Online Payment Forms Accepted

  • Credit Cards
  • Debit Cards

Additional Plan Details

  • Mobile hotspot for iPhones and Androids. Hotspot capability for Androids depends on the device. Customers can call Pure TalkUSA to check compatibility.
  • Unlimited throttled data speeds at 256Kbps
  • Free FedEX 2 day shipping on all orders through the Pure TalkUSA website.
  • Includes money-back risk-free guarantee
  • Supports eSIM on iPhones only
  • Includes 5GB of dedicated hotspot data, separate from plan’s on-device high-speed data allotment

This is best valued plan from PureTalk for the following category(ies):


Additional Features Supported

Data behavior


    Smartwatch

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    Tablet

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    Roaming

    Canada & Mexico

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    Global roaming

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    Hand showing phone screen that reads PureTalk 60GB for $29.95/month for life in blue against a white screen background
    PureTalk 60GB $29.95 for Life

    Port a number into PureTalk and get 60GB of 5G data with 30GB of hotspot for $29.95 for life or as long as you remain on the plan.


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    Rachel
    Rachel
    5 years ago

    From what I read online carriers are fazing out 3G and I think AT&T have already fazed out 2G.