Three carrier plans pages in Deldur’s phone plan dataset had not been read until now: Consumer Cellular, Straight Talk and Tracfone. Consumer Cellular had been left out and Straight Talk and Tracfone were recorded from their homepages. On September 28, 2026 all three plans pages were read. The dataset now covers 91 single-line plans from 19 carriers; the full tables with source links are on the phone plans dataset page.
Consumer Cellular, as its plans page showed it on September 28, 2026
| Plan (name on the FCC label) | Price | Data | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unlimited Talk/Txt/1GB | $20/mo | 1GB | Includes the $5 AutoPay & eBilling credit |
| Unlimited Talk/Txt/5GB Data | $25/mo | 5GB | Includes the $5 AutoPay & eBilling credit |
| Unlimited Talk/Txt/10GB Data | $35/mo | 10GB | Includes the $5 AutoPay & eBilling credit |
| Unlimited Talk/Txt/20GB Data | $45/mo | 20GB | Includes the $5 AutoPay & eBilling credit |
| Unlimited Talk/Txt/Data for Ages 50+, 1 Line | $35/mo | Unlimited; “Single-line unlimited includes 35GB of high-speed data” | “Account holder must be 50+” |
| Unlimited Talk/Text/Data for 1 Line | $60/mo | Unlimited; same 35GB high-speed allowance | Shown under “AGE 18-49” |
The page states: “Prices include $5 credit for AutoPay & eBilling. Do not include taxes and fees.” Each plan’s FCC broadband label says the monthly price “is not an introductory rate” and lists the same monthly provider fees on every plan: an Operational Compliance Fee of $3.99 per phone, a Federal Universal Service Fund Fee of $0.88 and an FCC Regulatory Fee of $0.01, plus a one-time Network Activation Fee of $10.00 per line. Consumer Cellular is the only carrier in the dataset that prices its unlimited plan by the account holder’s age. Its $35 plan for account holders 50 and over now appears in the 12-month cost table at $420 for 12 months, with no offer displayed.
Correction: Tracfone’s 4GB and 10GB plans
Since September 25 the dataset listed Tracfone’s 4GB plan at $15 a month and its 10GB plan at $25. Those are the plans’ Auto-Refill prices, and the plans page limits them: “$15 with Auto-Refill* for first 2 mo” and “$25 with Auto-Refill* for first 2 mo”. The standard 30-day prices are $20 and $30, which is also what each plan’s FCC broadband label gives as the monthly price, adding that it “is not an introductory rate.” The error came from the homepage, which shows only the Auto-Refill figures without the two-month limit. Both rows are corrected, and the plans page also added two 30-day plans: 1GB at $15 (“$10 with Auto-Refill* for first 2 mo”) and 20GB at $40 (“$35 with Auto-Refill*”). Tracfone’s Freedom unlimited plan, the row used in the 12-month table, was already correct at $50.
Also corrected: a Straight Talk qualifier
Straight Talk’s homepage shows Bronze 10GB at “$34/mo with Auto Pay”. Its plans page and the plan’s own detail page both say “$34/mo for the first 3 months with Auto Pay”. The dataset now quotes the plans page and notes the difference. The $35 standard price, and every other Straight Talk figure, is unchanged.
All three changes are recorded in the dataset’s change log, and the September 26 post that quoted the old Tracfone and Straight Talk figures carries a correction note. Every figure above was read from the carrier’s own page on the date stated. Deldur has no financial relationship with any carrier in this dataset; how the site works is explained on the About page, and reported errors are handled as described on the Corrections page.