A major US carrier is getting ready to shake up its rate plans once again. A fresh report shows T-Mobile is prepping a fresh fleet of subscriptions under a new “T-Mix” branding, returning to the familiar three-tier model plan users know best.
The carrier has kept quiet after a couple of internal launch delays. However, internal details uncovered by The Mobile Report reveal three main options: Standard, More, and Loaded. Just like the current Experience lineup, these plans will be tax-exclusive, meaning taxes and local fees get tacked on separately at checkout.
How the three T-Mix tiers stack up
The base option, T-Mix Standard, kicks off at $65 a month for a single line with 50GB of premium data. Adding more lines brings the price to $105 for two lines, $130 for three, $155 for four, and $180 for five. It tops out at $205 for six lines. Anyone needing more than six lines on an account will have to bump up to a higher tier.
Next up is T-Mix More, starting at $85 for a single line—which actually beats the current Experience More single-line rate by $5—while throwing in unlimited premium data and 60GB of hotspot access. At the top end sits T-Mix Loaded at $105 per month for one line, matching Experience Beyond with unlimited premium data and a massive 250GB hotspot allowance. Keep in mind these figures don’t include standard autopay discounts yet.
Essentials Saver 3.0 and uncapped autopay savings
Alongside the main lineup, T-Mobile is also readying a budget-friendly Essentials Saver 3.0 plan. It caps out at two lines, costing $55 for one line or $100 for two, and comes with 50GB of premium data. Standard discounted variations for military families, first responders, seniors 55+, and students will also be part of the mix.
The “T-Mix” name points directly toward a flexible “mix and match” perk system, letting subscribers pick and choose their streaming add-ons rather than sticking to fixed bundles. On top of that, leaks show an updated autopay discount setup that removes the annoying eight-line cap, allowing larger families to save across every single line on their bill.
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