The best Mint Mobile deals for March 2026
Great options for both cheap phones and plans this week
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We've rounded up all of this week's best Mint Mobile deals into one neat package right here on this page. Regardless of whether you're looking to save some cash on your plan or just a flat-out discount on a device, you'll easily be able to compare all your options using our list; which includes all of the above.
1. Phone deals
2. Plan deals
3. Mint Mobile free trial
4. Frequently asked questions
Mint Mobile has a flexible range of deals to check out right now. While the carriers' New Year promotions have expired now, you can for example, still get discounts of up to $500 on the latest Google Pixel 10 series. If the discounts on the phone weren't enough, Mint is also throwing in a full year of unlimited data for $180 upfront, which is half price.
If you're not looking for a new phone, then there are a few good discounts for BOYD plans right now. They aren't quite as good as the phone discounts, but you can get a super-cheap plan for your first three months right now - which is a great way to try out the carrier on the cheap before you commit to a full year.
We've also included plenty of information on Mint's plans in the frequently asked Mint Mobile deals questions section. If you're still on the fence about Mint Mobile then we definitely recommend giving that a go, or alternatively, check out some of the other excellent prepaid carriers we've mentioned at the bottom of the page. As with most things, it really pays to shop around and do the research before you commit to a prepaid plan.
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So, read on to see our best Mint Mobile deals this week, or use the jumper links provided to skip to the section that's relevant for you. We'd also recommend our guides to the best Mint Mobile phones and Mint Mobile plans if you're looking to do a little bit more research on this excellent prepaid carrier.
Alternatively, you can also see what the competition is up to with our weekly cell phone deals roundup, or our separate pages on this week's best Verizon deals and AT&T deals specifically.
Mint Mobile deals and coupons this month
Mint Mobile phone deals
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Google Pixel 10 Pro XL: was $1,199 now $699, plus one year of unlimited data for $15/mo at Mint Mobile
If you're looking to bundle up an excellent device with a cheap unlimited plan, consider Mint's deal on the Pixel 10 Pro XL this week. The carrier is currently offering a massive $500 price cut on this device right now, alongside a full year of unlimited data for half price. Since no trades are needed, this is a fantastic choice - although note, we did see Mint offer $600 off this device with the same terms over Black Friday, so this isn't a record-breaking deal.
Google Pixel: was $799 now $549
Google Pixel 10 Pro: was $999 now $724
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Samsung Galaxy S25: was $800 now $550, plus one year of unlimited data for $15/mo at Mint Mobile
The Galaxy S25 is also on sale this week at Mint Mobile, with a flat $250 upfront discount and the option to trade-in an old device for an additional saving of up to $200. On top of that, you'll also get a full year of unlimited data for just $180. Not bad, especially considering the Galaxy S25 series still holds up great.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: was $1,300 now $1,050
Mint Mobile plan deals
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Mint Mobile: get three-month unlimited plan for $30/mo
Mint Mobile's three-month plans usually work out as the most expensive on average, which is why we recommend going for an annual plan. This particular deal, however, gets new customers three months on the carrier's unlimited plan for the cheapest possible monthly price. This is a great way to try out the carrier's unlimited plan before committing to a full year upfront (and paying $360).
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Mint Mobile: get 3-months of 5GB plan for $45 $30
If you're looking for a super-cheap way to try out Mint Mobile, this new customer deal is exactly what you need. For a limited time, you can get three months on the entry-level 5GB plan for just $30 upfront rather than $45. That's a $5/mo discount on a plan that still gets you unlimited talk and text - and enough time to properly try out the carrier.
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Mint Mobile: bundle and save with a 12-month plan
As always, the best way to save cash on a Mint Mobile deal as an existing customer is to commit to a longer plan. By going for a 12-month plan, for example, you're looking at at least a $10-a-month saving on the cheapest 5GB data plan versus the standard three-month period. Those savings get even better across the higher data plans too and all Mint Mobile plans are currently available at a cut-down introductory price for your first three months, just like the unlimited data plan above.
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Mint Mobile: family plans starting at $15/mo
Another great way to save with Mint Mobile is by bundling together two or more lines into the new Mint Mobile family plan. Supporting anywhere from two to five lines at any one time, Mint will automatically enroll you on the cheapest monthly rate for three months on each line. That means paying just $15 per month for the entry-level 5GB data plan - a fee that's normally reserved for either new customers or those buying a yearly subscription.
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Mint Mobile 55+ plan: exclusive seniors plan for $15 per month
Here's another promotion that's relatively well-hidden on the Mint Mobile site - so much so that you might miss it unless you read the fine print. Seniors can immediately get access to the Mint 55+ plan, which entitles them to special customer service options and the lowest rate possible for the 5GB monthly plan. Unlike most users, Seniors don't have to pay for their plan on a multi-month basis upfront, instead opting for a simply pay-monthly rate of just $15 per month (no contract needed).
Mint Mobile deals: Frequently asked questions
How can I check coverage in my area?
You can very easily check whether you'll be covered with Mint Mobile's coverage checker over at its site. All you need to do is enter your zip code and Mint Mobile will check to see what your 5G and 4G coverage is like. Mint Mobile operates under the T-Mobile network, so coverage is generally pretty good across the board - especially in the big cities, which are the first areas to receive 5G coverage typically. Outside of the big cities, you may find you're restricted to 4G only right now, but you'll most likely find that's the case with most providers currently.
Does TechRadar recommend Mint Mobile?
If you're on a budget and looking for a no-nonsense and great value cell phone plan then we definitely have no hesitation in recommending Mint Mobile. Even though you have to pay upfront for your plan, Mint Mobile deals offer pretty unbeatable value when it comes to monthly data allowances. Being prepaid too makes it fairly easy to try out since you won't be tied into a lengthy contract.
That said, there are plenty of other great cheap prepaid plans on the market currently so there's no harm in shopping about at rival carriers before you jump on board. A really good alternative to Mint, especially for those who want an unlimited plan, is Visible. Coming in at just $25 a month with the basic plan tier and with options for a more premium plan, this Verizon sub-carrier is a great choice. See this his week's best Visible deals for more. Another great option is Boost Mobile, which has an unlimited prepaid plan for $25 a month currently. Boost has also launched a new service called Boost Infinite recently, which offers an all-inclusive unlimited plan and an iPhone 16 Pro for just $60 per month, which is fantastic value.
We've included a couple more of our favorite plans just below for comparison's sake, and we'd also recommend checking out our best cell phone plans and best cheap cell phone plans roundups - which aim to provide a nice overview of the market as a whole if you should be interested.
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Alex is TechRadar's retail editor, specializing in buying advice and general tips on how to save our readers as much cash as possible. He's covered major retail events in some capacity for over seven years now; both in editorial and other ecommerce adjacent roles on TechRadar, T3, GamesRadar, and other Future PLC sites. Alex's expertise touches on most areas, but he has a particular love for phones, laptops, and cameras, being an avid photographer.
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