For a limited time, new customers switching to Tello Mobile (Team Clark’s Review) can get the unlimited plan for $15/month the first three months. That’s a total savings of $30!
In this article, I’ll share everything you need to know about Tello Mobile’s latest deal. I’ll include what you’ll get for the price and how it compares to other affordable unlimited plans.
Save $30 on Tello Mobile’s Unlimited Plan
Now through December 2, you can switch to Tello Mobile, choose the unlimited data plan, and save $10/month for your first three months of service. That brings the monthly price to only $15 for one line of unlimited data!
Here’s what you’ll get with Tello Mobile’s unlimited plan:
- Unlimited nationwide talk, text and data
- 50GB of high-speed data before reduced speeds
- 10GB of mobile hotspot data
- Free international calls to 60+ countries
- Wi-Fi calling
After your first three months of service, Tello Mobile’s unlimited plan renews at its regular rate: $25/month. The plan price includes fees but not taxes, which vary by location.
Tello Mobile is a prepaid service provider and you can cancel your service at any time.
Tello Mobile: An Affordable T-Mobile MVNO
If you aren’t familiar with Tello Mobile, it’s a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) that utilizes T-Mobile’s network towers to provide service to its customers.
Plans start as low as $9/month with unlimited talk, text and 1GB of high-speed data. For this plan, Team Clark highlights Tello Mobile as one of the cheapest monthly cell phone plans available. Tello Mobile also offers excellent prices on other plans for light data users, ranging from 2GB to 15GB of high-speed data.
Compared to T-Mobile itself, Tello Mobile offers significantly lower prices. T-Mobile’s postpaid plans start at $50/month for one line with autopay. While you’ll get more high-speed data and additional postpaid benefits with T-Mobile postpaid, you can get an unlimited data plan from Tello Mobile for $25/month at regular rates. Plus, new customers can get the same plan for only $15/month for the first three months with Tello Mobile’s current deal.
Compared to other prepaid service providers that utilize T-Mobile’s service towers, Tello Mobile’s prices are still competitive. Here are a few unlimited data plans from other affordable providers on T-Mobile’s network to compare:
- Mint Mobile (Review): At regular rates, Mint Mobile’s unlimited plan costs as low as $30/month when prepaid annually. For a limited time, new customers can get the same plan for $15/month when prepaid for three months, six months or a year in advance. It includes unlimited high-speed data (speeds may slow with network congestion after 35GB/month) and 10GB of mobile hotspot data.
- US Mobile (Review): Monthly unlimited plans begin at $25. On the Light Speed network (which utilizes T-Mobile’s service towers), this plan includes 70GB of high-speed data and 10GB of mobile hotspot data. The same plan is available annually for $270 at regular rates ($22.50/month). For a limited time, new customers can get the same annual unlimited plan for $199 ($16.60/month) with promo code SUPER199.
- Ultra Mobile (Review): Monthly unlimited plans begin at $49 with discounts available for multi-month plans. For a limited time, new customers can save 25% on 6-month plans or 50% on annual plans. With this deal, you can get the same plan for as low as $17/month for the first year! Like Mint Mobile, this plan includes unlimited high-speed data (speeds may slow with network congestion after 35GB/month) and 10GB of mobile hotspot data.
You can see a more detailed plan comparison between our top picks for the best unlimited plans here. For more options, including single-month plans and limited-data plans, check out all of our top picks for the best cell phone plans available now.
Additionally, you can use our new Cell Phone Plan Finder to quickly compare plans that will meet your needs.
If you do decide to switch to Tello Mobile, be sure to read our full Tello Mobile review before you purchase a plan. Also, check out our step-by-step guide to changing cell phone service providers first.
Are you thinking about switching to Tello Mobile? Let us know in our Clark.com Community!
