RedPocket Black Friday Sale Drops Annual Plans To As Low As $60, Offers Up To $150 In Phone Rebates

RedPocket Mobile has launched its 2026 Black Friday sale, offering significant discounts across its annual wireless plans, promotional pricing on monthly service, and rebates on select unlocked smartphones.

The offers went live on November 9 and will remain available through Cyber Monday, November 30. Unlike some Black Friday promotions that introduce additional discounts over Thanksgiving weekend, RedPocket says its pricing will remain unchanged throughout the event.

The biggest discounts are on annual plans, where customers can get a full year of wireless service for as little as $60, equivalent to $5/month. All three of the company's core annual plans are on sale, with discounts ranging from four to six months of service.

RedPocket Black Friday Annual Plan Deals

RedPocket's annual promotions are available to new customers who pay for 12 months of service upfront.

All three plans include unlimited talk and text, with access to 5G service on the customer's choice of AT&T, T-Mobile, or Verizon, although plans default to AT&T.

The Essentials annual plan is discounted from its regularly advertised price of $120 to $60, a savings of 50%. RedPocket is marketing the offer as six months of free service.

The Plus plan is reduced from $240 to $160, saving customers $80. Premium drops from $360 to $240, a savings of $120. Both offers are equivalent to getting four months free when paying for plans monthly.

Premium includes unlimited data, with the first 50GB available at high speeds each month. After reaching that threshold, speeds are reduced to a maximum of 150Mbps (AT&T only) for the remainder of the billing cycle. The plan also includes 10GB of mobile hotspot data. Roaming in 60+ countries is also included with 10GB of data, 100 minutes, and 100 texts.

These are first-year promotional rates, not permanent prices. After the initial 12-month term, the plans renew at the following annual rates:

Taxes and fees are additional. RedPocket also states that annual plan purchases are subject to its seven-day return policy, with no refunds available for mid-term cancellations.

All Monthly Plans Available For $10 During First Month

For customers who don't want to prepay for an entire year, RedPocket is also offering its monthly plans for $10 during the first month of service.

The Essentials plan already costs $10/month, so there is no additional promotional discount on that tier. Plus subscribers save $10 on their first month, while Premium subscribers save $20. The promotional first-month pricing is available to new customers and existing customers activating an additional line.

RedPocket does not require customers to transfer an existing number to qualify for the service promotions.

Up To $150 Back On Unlocked Phones

RedPocket's Black Friday sale also includes rebates on current-generation smartphones. The company is offering $100 back on eligible unlocked iPhones, including devices from Apple's newest lineup.

A larger $150 rebate is available on six Android models:

• Google Pixel 11
• Samsung Galaxy S26
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7
• Samsung Galaxy A16 5G
• Samsung Galaxy A15 5G
• Motorola Moto G Play 2026

The rebates are not instant discounts. Customers must activate a new line with an eligible plan and maintain qualifying service for 90 days.

RedPocket's rebate terms specify that monthly plan customers must make three consecutive recurring payments through AutoPay. Annual plan customers must maintain three consecutive months of active service. Rebate codes become available after the requirements are met, generally within ten business days.

The company also limits rebates to one per line per year.

The devices are sold unlocked, allowing customers to select their preferred network or switch to another provider if they are unhappy with RedPocket.

Network Choice Remains A Key RedPocket Differentiator

One advantage RedPocket has over most prepaid brands is its ability to offer service on all three major nationwide wireless networks.

Customers can select AT&T, T-Mobile, or Verizon for each line, rather than being restricted to a single carrier's network. The service does not simultaneously use all three networks on one line.

RedPocket is among a relatively small group of independent MVNOs offering that level of network choice. US Mobile is another provider that offers service across all three networks, however, US Mobile allows you to switch networks as needed without causing a new billing cycle to kick in. They also allow you to add another network to your phone plan for a small monthly fee. RedPocket does not.

Customers should understand that network selection can affect more than coverage. For instance, RedPocket's Premium plan has particularly different reduced-speed policies depending on the underlying network. On AT&T, the company advertises speeds of up to 150Mbps after the initial 50GB high-speed allotment is exhausted. According to RedPocket's support documentation, reduced speeds on its T-Mobile and Verizon network options are limited to up to 1Mbps.

Editor's Take

RedPocket's 2026 Black Friday annual plan discounts are considerably more aggressive than what it offered during last year's holiday shopping season.

When BestMVNO covered RedPocket's 2025 Black Friday and Cyber Weekend offers, its lowest advertised annual rates during Cyber Weekend were $90 for Essentials, $180 for Plus, and $270 for Premium.

This year's prices are $30 lower for Essentials, $20 lower for Plus, and $30 lower for Premium. RedPocket is also making those prices available throughout the entire promotional period rather than reserving its deepest discounts for a shorter Cyber Weekend sale.

The $60 Essentials plan is particularly aggressive. Getting 3GB of high-speed data each month for an effective $5/month is an excellent price, especially with access to all three major wireless networks. Even the $160 Plus plan, averaging $13.33/month for 20GB, should attract attention from consumers looking to reduce their wireless bills without sacrificing much data.

The Premium offer is also competitive at $20/month for the first year, although its value depends partly on the network selected.

These discounts also illustrate how aggressively independent MVNOs are having to compete for subscribers. Carrier-owned prepaid brands have increasingly used low-priced unlimited plans and promotional offers to acquire customers, making it harder for independent providers to stand out on.

RedPocket is responding with a combination of deep upfront discounts and network choice. The annual plans bring in a full year's payment at activation, giving the company revenue upfront while providing an incentive for customers to remain on the service for 12 months. However, customers need to pay attention to those renewal rates. Essentials jumps from $60 to $110 after the first year, an increase of more than 83%. Plus and Premium both increase by 37.5%.

For consumers willing to prepay, the first-year savings are significant. And the ability to choose between AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon makes the offers more flexible than many competing prepaid promotions. Whether customers stick around for a second year will depend on how well RedPocket's regular pricing and service experience hold up against a market where carrier owned prepaid brands have been price racing to the bottom.

RedPocket's Black Friday offers are available through November 30, 2026, at redpocket.com/plans.