Best Family Cell Phone Plans: October 2019

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Article Summary
Our favorite family plan for October 2019 is Sprint's Unlimited Plus, which is just $100/month for 4 lines. Given everything that's included—50GB of hotspot data per line, Hulu subscription etc.—it's the clear frontrunner. 
  • Best 2 line plan: Boost Family with Unlimited GIGS
  • Best prepaid: Metro by T-Mobile Unlimited Family Plan
  • Best value: Sprint Unlimited Plus Family Plan
  • Best features: AT&T Unlimited &More Premium Family Plan
  • Best network: Verizon Do More Unlimited Family Plan
  • Best international: T-Mobile Magenta Plus 
Looking for the Cheapest Unlimited Plan?
No one likes paying $50 or more every month for decent cell service. Luckily for us, Sprint are offering an unlimited data, talk and text plan for just $35/month for a limited time only. 
When we say a "limited time only," we mean exactly that. This deal could disappear tomorrow, so make sure you sign up sooner rather than later. 
With this $35/month Unlimited Kickstart Plan, you have the option to buy a new phone from Sprint outright or bring your own compatible phone. It can't get much simpler than that!

Best 2 Line Family Plan: Simple Mobile $50 Unlimited Family Plan

If you're looking for great value for 2 lines, check out Simple Mobile's $50 Unlimited Plan. Priced at only $75 for the two, it comes backed by T-Mobile's solid coverage, and includes international calling to landlines in more than 60 countries as well as free roaming in Mexico. 
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Simple Mobile $50 Unlimited Plan

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CarrierSimple Mobile
Number of Lines2
DataUnlimited Data
Total
$75/mo

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