About Mint
Mint Mobile disrupted wireless by offering premium T-Mobile network access at radically low prices. Buy in bulk (3, 6, or 12 months) and save big. It's wireless that makes cents—and dollars.
Mint Mobile was founded in 2016 with a simple premise: sell wireless directly to consumers online, cut out retail overhead, and pass savings to customers. Celebrity owner Ryan Reynolds has brought attention to the brand's irreverent marketing. In 2023, T-Mobile acquired Mint Mobile, ensuring its future on T-Mobile's network.
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Mint Mobile runs on T-Mobile's 5G and 4G LTE networks, providing the same coverage as T-Mobile at a fraction of the price. Mint achieves its low prices through online-only sales and bulk plan purchases, not by compromising on network quality.
Mint Features
T-Mobile 5G
Full T-Mobile network access
Bulk Savings
Save more with 3-12 month plans
Free International
Mexico & Canada calling included
BYOP
Keep your phone and number
Mint Plans
Mint 4GB
- Unlimited talk & text
- 4GB data
- 5G access
Mint 10GB
- Unlimited talk & text
- 10GB data
- 5G access
Mint 15GB
- Unlimited talk & text
- 15GB data
- 5G + hotspot
Mint Unlimited
- Unlimited data
- 5GB hotspot
- 5G access
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Mint Mobile • Founded: 2016 • Headquarters: Costa Mesa, California • Parent Company: T-Mobile US
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