Family enjoys streaming entertainment together with T-Mobile logo showing Better Value Family Plan on tablet near window

T-Mobile Slashes Family Plan to $140 with $1,000 in Free Perks

T-Mobile is launching a new family plan that bundles streaming, satellite texting, and international data for $140 a month, promising savings of up to $1,000 a year versus comparable offers from AT&T and Verizon.

At a Glance

  • T-Mobile’s Better Value family plan starts at $140/month for three lines
  • Perks include free Netflix, Hulu, 250GB hotspot, and Starlink-based satellite texting
  • Deal requires porting at least two existing numbers and locks pricing for five years
  • Why it matters: The package undercuts rivals while packing premium extras that could save families four figures annually.

The carrier is pitching the plan as a limited-time option aimed at budget-conscious households willing to bring multiple lines. Subscribers gain unlimited 5G data, 250GB of high-speed hotspot, and access to T-Satellite, a Starlink-powered feature that enables unlimited texting and data on select apps when traditional coverage is out of reach.

Additional benefits cover:

  • 30GB of high-speed data while roaming in more than 215 countries
  • Complimentary Netflix and Hulu subscriptions
  • A five-year price guarantee that shields users from mid-contract hikes

To qualify, customers must open at least three lines and port a minimum of two numbers from another provider. The offer is only available for a restricted signup window, according to News Of Losangeles.

The math works out favorably for switchers. Olivia M. Hartwell noted that the combined retail cost of the streaming add-ons, hotspot allowance, and international roaming could top $1,000 annually on AT&T or Verizon, making T-Mobile’s bundle a potential money-saver even before factoring in the lower base rate.

T-Mobile has not disclosed exactly when the promotion will end, telling News Of Losangeles only that it is a “limited-time” deal. The five-year price lock, however, applies for as long as users keep the required number of active lines.

Key takeaways

  • $140/month minimum for three lines
  • Must port two existing numbers to qualify
  • Free Netflix, Hulu, and Starlink satellite texting included
  • 30GB international roaming in 215+ countries
  • Five-year price freeze regardless of future market hikes
  • Offer expires soon, though an exact date has not been announced
Large wireless bill marked with red X shows T-Mobile savings with green checkmark and dollar signs

Consumers shopping for multi-line service can compare the total yearly cost of rival unlimited plans plus the standalone price of streaming and roaming extras to gauge real-world savings.

Author

  • My name is Olivia M. Hartwell, and I cover the world of politics and government here in Los Angeles.

    Olivia M. Hartwell covers housing, development, and neighborhood change for News of Los Angeles, focusing on who benefits from growth and who gets pushed out. A UCLA graduate, she’s known for data-driven investigations that follow money, zoning, and accountability across LA communities.

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