Prepaid cellular plans are the opposite in many ways and require you to purchase fixed amounts of talk, text, and data upfront. You have to pay for the service before using it, and if you use up ...

When it comes to finding a prepaid phone plan, traditional carriers like AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile aren't your only options. Here are our picks for the best prepaid phone plans this holiday season.

Google Fi’s Unlimited Plus plan runs on T-Mobile’s network in the U.S., which means you’ll get the best 5G speeds and coverage available on just about any other prepaid carrier.

New T-Mobile Prepaid Plans: I bring that up because T-Mobile has introduced new prepaid plans todays, but I’m not exactly sure they would be on my short list of prepaid plans to jump on.

T-Mobile's Unlimited Monthly prepaid plan, which has unlimited 5G for data and voice with unlimited 3G hotspot data, is now $45 per month with AutoPay ($50 for the first month) plus fees, down $5 ...

Best Value Prepaid Phone Plan. Mint Mobile’s 10GB plan serves up exceptional value for money, prices start from as little as $15 per month, with unlimited texts/calls and 10GB of data p/m (and that ...

T-Mobile's prepaid mobile broadband plans have no annual contract, no credit check, no overages and can be used with any of the company's mobile broadband products. Advertisement.

T-Mobile’s prepaid Connect plans are getting more data and a new $10 tier that offers 1,000 minutes of talk, 1,000 texts, and 1GB of data every month. It also added a new $35 tier with 12GB of ...

U.S. Cellular also carries the HTC Touch Pro 2 ($50) for those who prefer Windows Mobile. Plans: Prepaid plans with data start at $40 for 400 minutes and unlimited text and data.

The cheapest prepaid plan that money can buy is something like Ultra Mobile's pay-as-you-go plan, which is currently $3 per month for 100 minutes, 100 texts, and 100MB of data.