Mint Mobile plans

Mint Mobile plans on the plans page, read 8 October 2026, list 6GB, 17GB, 23GB, and Unlimited. The page prints unlimited talk and text. A headline on that URL offers any 6-month plan at $10 a month. The broadband facts labels on the same URL print other monthly prices, some of them introductory and some not. Keep the headline and the matching facts label side by side.

Data lines

The facts labels distinguish 3-month, 6-month, and 12-month versions of the 6GB, 17GB, and 23GB lines, plus Unlimited. Data included with the monthly price is the gigabyte figure in the label name, and the Unlimited labels do not print a gigabyte cap in the data line we read. A separate Mint note on related plan text says unlimited customers who use over 50GB a month may notice reduced speeds when the network is busy. That 50GB sentence was on Mint plan promotions opened the same day, not inside every facts label, so it stays attached to those promotions rather than to every label.

Government taxes on the facts labels are marked as varying by location. A Massachusetts ZIP can therefore change the bill even when the headline price looks national. That is the Mint row on US phone plans in Massachusetts.

Minutes

Unlimited talk and text is printed with the plans. The sections read on 8 October 2026 do not name India, Mexico, or Canada as included calling. International minutes for a student calling India stay unverified on this URL until a section that names those countries is read. The state page's minute question, and the Tello row that does name India, are on US phone plans in Massachusetts. Prepaid without a credit check is a different page: getting a US phone plan without an SSN.

Questions

Why are there two prices?

The headline offer and the broadband facts label are both printed on the plans URL. The label says when a monthly price is introductory, for how many months, and what the later monthly price is. Quote the label that matches the term you would buy, and keep the headline next to it.

Does Mint include calls home to India?

unverified on the plans page sections read 8 October 2026. Those sections print unlimited talk and text and do not name India.