T-Mobile has recently announced a price increase that will impact some of its customers, starting April 2, 2025. This change, which affects certain older plans, involves a $5 increase per line.
In a statement to PhoneArena, T-Mobile clarified that this adjustment is a continuation of prior changes initiated last year, aimed at modernizing their pricing structure. Customers who will see the hike have been notified through text and email.
It is important to note that this increase will only affect subscribers who have not experienced a rate change in the past year. T-Mobile maintains that those impacted will retain their plan benefits and continued access to the 5G network, ensuring customers can still enjoy competitive pricing compared to other major carriers like AT&T and Verizon, both of which have implemented multiple increases recently.
For those receiving notifications, the increased rates will reflect on the first billing cycle following April 2. Existing promotions and benefits will remain unchanged despite the hike.
T-Mobile has also reiterated its “Un-contract Promise,” allowing customers to switch plans without penalty within 60 days, with the company covering the final month’s recurring service charge. Customers who have been on longstanding plans, especially those who joined due to the Sprint merger, may find this news surprising.
For those on tight budgets, even a minor increase can be significant. Therefore, reviewing one’s current plan and considering other T-Mobile options or comparing carrier offers is advisable for securing the best value.
Notifications regarding the price changes will be distributed throughout the day, so if you haven’t received yours yet, it might be prudent to wait until the end of the day before assuming you’re unaffected by the increase.