Managed by M. Curtis McCoy · Verified October 16, 2026 · Not yet confirmed by T-Mobile
T-Mobile new plans called T-Mix are reported to be coming soon, in three tiers starting at $65 for one line. A new “picks” system would pay for perks and phone deals. T-Mobile has not announced T-Mix. As of October 16, 2026, current customers do not need to do anything.
T-Mobile new plans: reported, not confirmed
Everything below comes from leaks. The first detailed report came from The Mobile Report on October 1, 2026. Android Authority, WhistleOut, GSMArena and TheStreet followed, but each says T-Mobile has not confirmed the plans. Most details trace back to a few sources: The Mobile Report, screenshots posted on Reddit by user u/desterpot, and store photos shared by Jeff Moore of Wave7 Research.
One piece of evidence goes beyond a screenshot. Wave7 Research shared photos of T-Mix signs in a T-Mobile store in Kansas. The signs told shoppers to “pick what you want” and “change what you want.”
T-Mobile’s newsroom had no T-Mix announcement when this was verified on October 16, 2026. Its newest release was dated October 8.
T-Mobile new plans at a glance (as reported)
| Carrier | T-Mobile (postpaid) |
|---|---|
| Network | T-Mobile’s own network |
| Change | New plan lineup: T-Mix Standard, T-Mix More, T-Mix Loaded |
| Effective date | Not announced. The Mobile Report’s latest estimate ranges from late October to early November 2026 |
| Who is affected | New customers and anyone who chooses to switch. No forced move has been reported |
| Source | Leaks reported by The Mobile Report. Not confirmed by T-Mobile |
Reported prices for T-Mobile new plans, tier by tier
Prices are for one line, before the AutoPay discount, taxes and fees.
| Tier | 1 line | Reported data | Picks |
|---|---|---|---|
| T-Mix Standard | $65 | Unlimited, 50GB premium data. Up to 6 lines | 1 per line, max 4 |
| T-Mix More | $85 | Unlimited premium data, 60GB hotspot | 2 per line for lines 1–3, then 1 per line, max 12 |
| T-Mix Loaded | $105 | Unlimited premium data, 250GB hotspot | 3 per line for lines 1–2, then fewer per line, max 20 |
Reported Standard pricing for more lines: $105 for 2, $130 for 3, $155 for 4 and $205 for 6. Android Authority reports that More is $5 cheaper than Experience More for one line, and that Loaded matches Experience Beyond.
One conflict. The Mobile Report’s October 12 roundup lists 15GB of high-speed international data for More, and an “Optimized Video Calls” feature for Loaded. Other outlets did not report these. Treat both as unconfirmed.
How picks would work on T-Mobile new plans
Picks are credits that come with each line. You spend them on perks. You also spend them on phone deals.
Perks. A leaked menu, reported by Android Authority, lists the pick cost of each perk:
- 1 pick: Delta SkyMiles (500 a month), DoorDash DashPass, Google AI Plus with 2TB, SiriusXM All Access, YouTube Premium Lite
- 2 picks: Google AI Pro, Xbox Game Pass Premium, YouTube Premium
- 3 picks: Xbox Game Pass Ultimate
- 4 picks: ESPN Unlimited
- Founder pricing: Netflix Premium, Hulu with ads and Apple TV are reported at 1 pick for people who sign up before mid-2027
The Mobile Report says you could swap perks once a quarter, starting February 1, 2027, or pay a reported $15 fee to swap early.
Phone deals. This is the biggest reported change. Leaks say most phone promotions would cost picks. A $1,200-off iPhone deal with an eligible trade-in is reported at 3 picks. A $1,100-off Motorola razr deal is reported at 2. The Mobile Report says picks used on a phone stay tied up for the 36-month installment plan. On Standard, with a maximum of 4 picks, a family could only cover a few phone deals.
What T-Mobile new plans mean for current customers
Nothing yet. Based on the leaks:
- No forced move to T-Mix has been reported. The Mobile Report expects Experience plans to stay as they are unless you choose to switch.
- Customers who stay on older plans would not get picks. The Mobile Report says they keep today’s promo rules, including the limit of 4 per account.
- T-Mix would not let you mix tiers on one account. The “mix” refers to perks only.
What to do now about T-Mobile new plans
- Wait for T-Mobile’s announcement before changing plans. Leaked prices and pick costs can change before launch.
- Count your perks. If you use Netflix or Hulu included with your plan today, compare carefully. Leaks suggest those become pick-based perks on T-Mix.
- Check your phone deal. If you are paying off a promo phone, ask T-Mobile whether switching plans affects your monthly credits before you switch.
- If you decide to leave T-Mobile instead, get your account number and transfer PIN first. Steps are on T-Mobile Account Number & PIN. If the new carrier rejects the transfer, see Port Out Rejected. Or look up any carrier on the port-out tool.
T-Mobile T-Mix FAQ
Are the T-Mobile new plans official yet?
No. As of October 16, 2026, T-Mobile has not announced T-Mix. The details come from leaks and in-store signs.
How much will T-Mix cost?
Reported prices for one line are $65 for Standard, $85 for More and $105 for Loaded, before AutoPay, taxes and fees.
Will T-Mobile new plans replace my current plan?
No forced move has been reported. Leaks say existing plans stay as they are unless you choose to switch.
What are T-Mix picks?
Picks are credits that come with each line. You would spend them on perks like YouTube Premium or ESPN Unlimited, and on phone deals.
When will T-Mobile new plans launch?
T-Mobile has not given a date. The Mobile Report estimates late October to early November 2026, and says it could slip later.
Verified October 16, 2026, against T-Mobile’s newsroom (no announcement) and the reports below. This article will be updated when the T-Mobile new plans are announced. BestCellular.com is an independent reference site operated by Assertive Holdings, LLC. It is not a wireless carrier and does not sell service. T-Mobile and T-Mix are trademarks of their owner.
Sources
- T-Mobile Newsroom (checked October 16, 2026; no T-Mix announcement): t-mobile.com/news
- The Mobile Report, “T-Mobile’s New Plans Are Called T-Mix, Here’s An Early Look,” Oct 1, 2026: tmo.report
- The Mobile Report, “T-Mobile’s New T-Mix Plans Assign Picks as Credits Towards Promos,” Oct 1, 2026: tmo.report
- The Mobile Report, “T-Mobile’s New T-Mix Plans Likely To Launch This Week. Here’s Everything About Them,” Oct 12, 2026 (updated Oct 14): tmo.report
- Android Authority, “T-Mobile’s next plans could give customers more ways to mix things up,” Oct 1, 2026: androidauthority.com
- Android Authority, “T-Mobile leak unveils T-Mix perk menu and ‘pick’ exchange rates,” Oct 7, 2026: androidauthority.com
- Android Authority, “Spotted in the wild: T-Mobile’s new ‘T-Mix’ plans hit store displays,” Oct 8, 2026: androidauthority.com
- WhistleOut, “Is T-Mobile Changing Its Plans…Again?,” Oct 7, 2026: whistleout.com
- GSMArena, “T-Mobile is preparing new T-Mix plans,” Oct 1, 2026: gsmarena.com
- TheStreet, “T-Mobile plans new rules for customer discounts and perks,” Oct 11, 2026: thestreet.com