Switching cell phone providers sounds like a hassle, but it can save you a ton of money in the long run. Sprint makes it easy to switch, and with its current Unlimited Kickstart deal, the savings are hard to resist. For a limited time when you switch to Sprint, you can select its Unlimited Kickstart plan for only $25 monthly. That includes unlimited talk, text, and data for your device! This deal is only available online and requires that you purchase a new line of service. Additional lines can be added at $25 per month each.
Switch to Sprint soon to score the Unlimited Kickstart plan for only $25 per month! Buying a new device will also earn you a $100 prepaid Mastercard.
$25 per line monthly
If you already own an unlocked phone you'd like to keep using, Sprint allows you to use it with your new service plan. However, if you buy a new phone while signing up for today's deal, Sprint will throw in a $100 prepaid MasterCard. That's like getting four months of service paid in full.
With the Unlimited Kickstart plan, there are some limits (you heard that right) you'll encounter, such as video streams that are capped at 480p (standard definition), music streams up to 500 Kbps, and gaming up to 2 Mbps.
The Unlimited Basic plan at Sprint is the next step up from Unlimited Kickstart. It comes with Hulu streaming service bundled in and allows you to lease devices and use them as hotspots unlike the plan above. The real deal here comes when you have three or more lines active, as you'll pay only $100 monthly through June 30, 2020 for up to five lines!
Starting at $60 per month
There's a slightly better plan available called Unlimited Basic if you plan on leasing a device or using your devices as a mobile hotspot. It even bundles in Hulu which could save you some cash if you're already a subscriber. For a limited time, Sprint is offering a discount for those who start an Unlimited Basic plan with 3 to 5 lines added; you'll pay only $100 monthly whether you have two lines, three, four, or even five up until June 30, 2020, at which time the price will rise depending on the number of lines active.
