T-Mobile new plans are official. On October 26, 2026, T-Mobile announced T-Mix: Standard at $55, More at $75 and Loaded at $95 for one line with AutoPay. Each plan comes with “Picks” for perks and phone deals. The plans launch in November. Current customers can keep their plan or switch.
T-Mobile new plans: what was announced
T-Mobile announced the T-Mix lineup in a press release on Business Wire on October 26, 2026. The release confirms three tiers and a new “Picks” system. It says the plans are “available in November.” It does not give an exact launch date.
This post first ran on October 16 as a leak report. The leaks were right about the names, the three tiers and Picks. The prices now come from T-Mobile itself. Leaks listed $65, $85 and $105 before AutoPay. T-Mobile’s official prices are $55, $75 and $95 with AutoPay, plus taxes and fees.
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Carrier | T-Mobile (postpaid) |
| Network | T-Mobile’s own network |
| Change | New plan lineup: T-Mix Standard, T-Mix More, T-Mix Loaded, with Picks |
| Effective date | November 2026 (exact date not announced) |
| Who is affected | New customers and current customers who choose to switch |
| Source | T-Mobile release on Business Wire |
T-Mobile new plans prices and Picks
All prices are for one line, with AutoPay, plus taxes and fees. Prices and Picks come from T-Mobile’s release.
| Plan | 1 line | Picks | Data and hotspot (as reported) |
|---|---|---|---|
| T-Mix Standard | $55/mo | 1 | 50GB premium data |
| T-Mix More | $75/mo | 2 | Unlimited premium data, 60GB hotspot |
| T-Mix Loaded | $95/mo | 3 | 250GB hotspot, more travel benefits |
The data and hotspot column comes from PhoneArena’s launch coverage. T-Mobile’s release does not list it. T-Mobile also did not publish full multi-line prices. GeekWire reports a family of three on Loaded pays $200 a month. Forbes reports Standard at $115 for four lines and Loaded at $240 for four lines.
Discounted T-Mix versions are coming for customers 55 and older, military and veterans, first responders and college students. T-Mobile did not give those prices.
How Picks work on T-Mix
Picks are credits that come with your plan. You get more as you add lines or move up a tier. You spend them on:
- Partner perks: Apple TV, DashPass, Hulu, Netflix, Pandora, SiriusXM, Apple Music, ESPN Unlimited, Delta SkyMiles, Google Gemini, Paramount+, Xbox Game Pass and YouTube Premium.
- Wireless extras: T-Satellite and Optimized Video Calls.
- Phone deals: device promotions, such as a new phone on us.
The rules, from T-Mobile’s release:
- You can change partner Picks four times a year: three change windows plus an “Annual Remix.”
- Wireless benefits like T-Satellite can change any time.
- Changing a partner perk outside a window may cost a fee.
- Unused Picks do not carry over and have no cash value.
- Picks only work while your account is on a T-Mix plan in good standing.
GeekWire reports some perks cost more than one Pick. Ad-free Netflix costs 3 and ESPN Unlimited costs 4. An iPhone deal costs 2 Picks and an iPhone Pro deal costs 3, held for the 36-month payment plan. All plans keep T-Mobile member perks such as T-Mobile Tuesdays.
T-Mobile new plans for existing customers
You do not have to move. T-Mobile’s chief marketing officer, Allan Samson, told GeekWire that current customers can switch to T-Mix or keep their plans. He also said:
- T-Mix has no price guarantee.
- T-Mobile is dropping its free third line on T-Mix.
- One- or two-line accounts may pay $5 to $10 less a month. A five-line account may pay $10 to $15 more.
If you already pay for Netflix or another partner service, check your own subscription. T-Mobile’s terms say you may need to manage it to avoid paying twice.
What to do now
- Do nothing yet if you are happy. Your current plan stays as it is.
- Compare T-Mobile new plans in November. Price your line count on T-Mix against your current bill, including any free line you have today.
- Ask about phone credits. If you are paying off a promo phone, ask T-Mobile whether switching plans changes your monthly credits.
- Leaving instead? Get your account number and transfer PIN first: T-Mobile Account Number & PIN. If a port is rejected, see Port Out Rejected. For any carrier, use the port-out tool.
T-Mobile new plans FAQ
Did T-Mobile announce new plans?
Yes. On October 26, 2026, T-Mobile announced T-Mix Standard, More and Loaded. They launch in November 2026.
How much do T-Mix plans cost?
One line costs $55 for Standard, $75 for More and $95 for Loaded, with AutoPay, plus taxes and fees.
Will T-Mobile move me to T-Mix?
No. T-Mobile’s CMO told GeekWire that current customers can keep their plans or choose to switch.
What are T-Mobile Picks?
Picks are credits included with T-Mix. You spend them on perks like Netflix or YouTube Premium, on T-Satellite, or on phone deals.
Do T-Mix plans have a price lock?
No. T-Mobile’s CMO told GeekWire that T-Mix has no price guarantee.
Verified October 26, 2026, against T-Mobile’s release on Business Wire, with launch coverage from GeekWire, PhoneArena, Fierce Network and Forbes. 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, T-Mix and T-Satellite are trademarks of their owner; other names are trademarks of their respective owners.
Sources
- T-Mobile, “T-Mobile Shakes Up Wireless Again with First-Ever T-Mix,” Business Wire, Oct 26, 2026: businesswire.com
- GeekWire, “T-Mobile’s new ‘T-Mix’ plans let customers trade phone deals for Netflix, ESPN and other perks,” Oct 26, 2026: geekwire.com
- PhoneArena, “T-Mobile is upending postpaid with customizable T-Mix plans,” Oct 26, 2026: phonearena.com
- Fierce Network, “T-Mobile’s next ‘un-carrier’ move: T-Mix,” Oct 26, 2026: fierce-network.com
- Forbes, “T-Mobile Mixes Things Up With T-Mix Plans,” Oct 26, 2026: forbes.com
- The Mobile Report, original T-Mix leak, Oct 12, 2026: tmo.report