You'll pay $4.99 for a SIM card and $300 for the 12-month plan, bringing your total to about $305, not including taxes and fees. To take advantage of AT&T's deal, you'll need to either buy a phone or bring an unlocked one that's compatible with the network.
Depending on where you live, it might be a better option than T-Mobile's, which is what Mint uses. The Canada/Mexico and rollover benefits give AT&T a slight edge over Mint Mobile, but the big appeal for some folks will be AT&T's network. You get a mobile hotspot as well, same as with Mint: It draws from your monthly data allotment. (Mint Mobile, for its part, lets you make calls to those countries, but calling from within them costs extra.) It includes 8GB of high-speed data (it's not clear if 5G is included or not), and any unused data can roll over, though only for one month. Read more: Verizon vs AT&T vs T-Mobile: Choose the best 5G carrierĪs you'd expect, the plan affords unlimited talk and texting - not just in the US, but also in Canada and Mexico. As noted above, it's an online-only offer: If you stop by an AT&T store hoping to sign up, it's possible the sales folks won't even know about it. I still don't see it advertised anywhere, and it's still not prominently mentioned on AT&T's home page you have to drill into the Prepaid section to find it. I first spotted this plan about a year ago, and it appears very little has changed since then.
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