Prepaid and MVNO phone plan prices

• 2026-10-31 — Visible — Visible, Visible+ and Visible+ Pro — offer changed: the 5OFF5 offer ($30 and $40/mo on Visible+ and Visible+ Pro) is no longer shown. Each plan card now shows a price with code HOLIDAYHACK: $19/mo “For 1 year”, $29/mo “For 3 years” and $39/mo “For 5 years”; the offer details say “New members get $6/mo off” and “Promo does not apply to annual plans.” The banner offer of $75 for the first 6 months (ended October 29, 2026) is no longer shown. Standard prices ($25, $35 and $45/mo; yearly $275, $375 and $450) unchanged. First-year table: Visible $300 → $228 ($19 × 12). Source: visible.com/plans.
• 2026-10-31 — AT&T Prepaid — added (2 plans): Unlimited Enhanced Plus, $45/mo (“10GB hotspot data”), and Unlimited Ultra, $60/mo (offered at “Now $45.00” a month; “After 6 months, plan is $60/mo.”). The 12-month and first-year tables are unchanged: AT&T Prepaid’s lowest unlimited plan is still the 12-month plan ($240). Dataset now 113 plans from 20 carriers. Source: att.com/prepaid/plans.
• 2026-10-29 — Correction, Mint Mobile: the entry below is withdrawn. The plans page as displayed on October 29, 2026 shows 6GB, 17GB and 23GB, as recorded before; the 5GB, 15GB and 20GB figures were not on the page as displayed. The rows, the cheapest-by-data table and the quick answers show 6GB, 17GB and 23GB again. No price changed. Source: mintmobile.com/plans. Listed on Corrections.
• 2026-10-29 — Mint Mobile — all 3, 6 and 12-month plans — data changed: the plan cards and their FCC labels now name 5GB, 15GB and 20GB (“Data Included with Monthly Price” 5 GB, 15 GB and 20 GB), where 6GB, 17GB and 23GB were recorded; Unlimited is unchanged. No price changed ($15 to $45/mo); the 12-month table is unchanged. The cheapest-by-data table now lists Mint’s 5GB (12-month, $15) under Up to 5 GB, 15GB (12-month, $20) under 6 GB to 15 GB and 20GB (12-month, $25) under 16 GB to 30 GB. Source: mintmobile.com/plans.
• 2026-10-29 — Google Fi — Unlimited Premium, Unlimited Standard and Unlimited Essentials — offer changed: the Pixel offer (“Get 50% off for 12 months when you bring a Pixel phone.”) now reads “Ends 11/10/26.” (was “Ends 10/31/26.”). Standard prices ($65, $50 and $35/mo) unchanged; the 12-month table figures are unchanged. Source: fi.google.com/about/plans.
• 2026-10-28 — Tracfone — Freedom Plan (Unlimited, 30 days) — offer ended: the new-customer promo ($15/mo off for up to 30 months, “valid through 10/26/26”) and the “Celebrate 30 Years” banner are no longer shown on the plans page. The card still shows $50/mo and “$45 with Auto-Refill*”. First-year table: Tracfone $360 → $540 ($45 × 12 with Auto-Refill). Standard prices unchanged. Source: tracfone.com/plans.
• 2026-10-26 — Hub page — new section “The cheapest plan for each amount of data” (#by-data) after What “unlimited” includes: each carrier’s lowest standard price in five data bands, worked out from the recorded rows; Quick answers now come before the carrier index, open with “What is the cheapest phone plan?” and the cheapest unlimited plan, and add answers for Ultra Mobile, Straight Talk, Total Wireless, Twigby, Red Pocket, Tracfone, H2O Wireless and Gen Mobile; the jump links follow the new order. No figure changed.
• 2026-10-26 — Wording — the coverage note on T-Mobile Prepaid now just names its source page. No figure changed.
• 2026-10-26 — Tello — Everyday (10 GB) — offer added: the card now shows “$10 /mo first 3 mo” and “$15 going forward”, and the plan’s FCC label states “This monthly price (available for new lines only) is an introductory rate” for 3 months, then $15. The Starter, Power and Max labels still state “not an introductory rate”. Prices ($10, $15, $20 and $25/mo) unchanged; the 12-month table is unchanged. Source: tello.com/buy/custom_plans.
• 2026-10-26 — Mint Mobile — 6GB, 17GB, 23GB and Unlimited (6-month) — offer ended: the 6-Month cards no longer show the $10/mo new-customer price ($60 upfront); they show the regular prices, $20, $25, $35 and $35/mo ($120, $150, $210 and $210 upfront), and all four 6-month FCC labels now read “This Monthly Price is not an introductory rate.” No regular price changed; the 12-month table is unchanged. Source: mintmobile.com/plans.
• 2026-10-26 — Consumer Cellular — Unlimited Talk/Txt/20GB Data and Unlimited Talk/Txt/Data for Ages 50+, 1 Line — fee changed: both plans’ FCC labels now list the Federal Universal Service Fund Fee as $1.00 (it was $0.88); all six labels now list $1.00. No plan price changed; the 12-month table is unchanged. Source: consumercellular.com/fcc-labels-machine-readable.
• 2026-10-24 — Wording — carrier index note now says the carriers appear in the order of their sections and that every multi-month row is priced per month; the 12-month cost rule now also names Tracfone’s 1, 4, 10 and 20 GB Data Plans and T-Mobile Prepaid’s Starter Monthly among the plans left out, and states that plan terms shown only in a row’s Conditions are not used and that offers on a plan’s card or in its own footnote are applied while page-wide banners are not; the method note on Mint Mobile and US Mobile corrected (the US Mobile rows are its annual plans); the Google Fi, Metro by T-Mobile and Visible quick answers now date their offers to the current read, and the Boost Mobile and Verizon Prepaid answers link to their own pages; the Red Pocket and Consumer Cellular read dates clarified; older entries and notes on H2O Wireless, Consumer Cellular, Straight Talk, Tracfone, Visible and Tello reworded to say what the pages showed rather than how they were read. No figure changed.
• 2026-10-21 — Hub page — new section “What ‘unlimited’ includes on each plan” (#fast-data) after the yearly cost bars: for the same 19 plans, the data amount each carrier’s row states before speeds drop, what happens after it, how the plan is paid (each month, every 30 days or once for 12 months) and the 12-month cost at the standard price. Built from the rows on this page; no new sources. No figure changed.
• 2026-10-21 — US Mobile — source note changed: the Monthly view’s new-line offers for port-ins now read Unlimited Premium “$25 /mo” with “promo code SALE25” and Unlimited Starter “$15 /mo” with “promo code SALE15” (were $20 with FBF20 and $10 with FBF10), still “Renews at $44/mo. after 6 mos.” and “Renews at $25/mo. after 6 mos.” The Annual view shows the prices recorded here unchanged ($390 and $270 a year, first year $299 and $199; Unlimited Flex $210 a year). No figure changed. Source: usmobile.com/plans.
• 2026-10-19 — Wording — source notes and method notes shortened to the source link and read date. No figure changed.
• 2026-10-19 — Mint Mobile — note on the two October 8 entries below: the reading (the upper entry) is the record. The lower entry quoted the 17GB and Unlimited 6-month FCC labels from an earlier read that did not match the labels as displayed; the upper entry corrected it the same day. No figure changed. Source: mintmobile.com/plans.
• 2026-10-19 — Gen Mobile — added (20 plans): 2GB, 8GB, 15GB, 25GB and Unlimited, each in 1, 3, 6 and 12-month terms, $10 to $50 a month (3, 6 and 12-month terms as the per-month equivalent of the stated total). Also added to the 12-month cost table: Unlimited (12-month), $450. Dataset now 111 plans from 20 carriers. Source: genmobile.com/plans.
• 2026-10-19 — Wording and dates — Consumer Cellular quick answer: FCC label read date corrected to October 19, 2026. No figure changed. Found by the site’s own check.
• 2026-10-19 — Visible — source note added: a page banner reads "Buy 3 months of Visible, get 3 months on us" and "Bring your phone and pay $75 upfront for your first 6 months of the Visible plan. Offer Ends 10/29." Its offer details limit it to new members who bring their own device, with "Standard rate ($25/mo for the Visible plan)" from month 7, and state "Offer Ends 10.29.2026 at 11:59pm EST." The Visible plan card itself shows no offer, so as with earlier banner codes the rows and the 12-month cost table are unchanged. No figure changed. Source: visible.com/plans.
• 2026-10-19 — US Mobile — source note changed: the plans page now opens on a Monthly view showing new-line offers for port-ins (Unlimited Premium “$20 /mo” with code FBF20, “Renews at $44/mo. after 6 mos.”; Unlimited Starter “$10 /mo” with code FBF10, “Renews at $25/mo. after 6 mos.”). The Annual view shows the prices recorded here unchanged ($390 and $270 a year, first year $299 and $199; Unlimited Flex $210 a year). Monthly plans are not yet rows in the table; the carrier index wording now says the rows here are multi-month plans. Source: usmobile.com/plans.
• 2026-10-19 — Consumer Cellular — Unlimited Talk/Txt/5GB Data — fee changed: the plan’s FCC label now lists the Federal Universal Service Fund Fee as $1.00 (it was $0.88). No plan price changed; the 12-month table is unchanged. Source: consumercellular.com/fcc-labels-machine-readable.
• 2026-10-12 — Visible — source note: the page banner "Save more in your first year with code FRESHSTART" is no longer shown on the plans page. The plan cards never showed the code; rows and the 12-month cost table are unchanged. No figure changed. Source: visible.com/plans.
• 2026-10-12 — Boost Mobile — Unlimited — offer changed: the card now reads "for the first 6 months, then $25 forever. New customers only." (it read "for the first 3 months"), and its footnote now begins "Offer available for new customers when you bring your own device." (the device-purchase option is no longer named). The standard price is unchanged ($25/mo with AutoPay). First year with the displayed offer in the 12-month table: $255 → $210 ($10 × 6 + $25 × 6). Source: boostmobile.com/plans.
• 2026-10-12 — Consumer Cellular — Unlimited Talk/Text/Data for 1 Line (ages 18-49) — fee changed: the plan’s FCC label now lists the Federal Universal Service Fund Fee as $1.00 (it was $0.88). No plan price changed; the 12-month table is unchanged. Source: consumercellular.com/fcc-labels-machine-readable.
• 2026-10-08 — Straight Talk — plan details changed: the plans page now shows "15 GB hotspot data" on Silver Unlimited (was 10 GB) and "50 GB hotspot data" on Gold Unlimited (was 30 GB); a footnote states "Some plan features are only available to customers on the Verizon network. All other customers can expect:" 10 GB (Silver), 15 GB (Gold) and 20 GB (Platinum) of hotspot data. "At 60GB, we reserve the right to review your account for usage" and "Covered by the Verizon network" are no longer on the page and were removed; the Bronze quote now matches the page ("First 10GB of data at high speed then 2G"). Every price, promotion and FCC-label line unchanged; the 12-month table is unchanged. Source: straighttalk.com/all-plans.
• 2026-10-08 — Mint Mobile — 6-month plans — confirmed: the $10/mo new-customer offer is displayed (banner "LIMITED TIME: All 6-month plans are $10/month."), and all four 6-month FCC labels show "Monthly Price $10.00", "This Monthly Price is an introductory rate." and "Length of Intro Period 6 Months", with regular prices $20.00, $25.00, $35.00 and $35.00. Correction of wording: the 17GB and Unlimited 6-month rows had quoted their labels from an earlier read as $25.00 and $35.00 "not an introductory rate"; the displayed labels say otherwise, and all four rows now give the label figures. No standard price changed. Source: mintmobile.com/plans.
• 2026-10-08 — Consumer Cellular — plans page re-read: every price unchanged. Qualifier added to the source line: "Try us risk-free for 30 days. If you’re not completely satisfied, within 30 days of activation (data use limited to 500MB), simply cancel and pay nothing except for any third-party charges and device upgrade fees." No figure changed. Source: consumercellular.com.
• 2026-10-08 — Metro by T-Mobile — qualifier added: the FCC label of the $25 plan gives its monthly price for 1 line as $30, "This monthly price is not an introductory rate and does not require a yearly contract. Does not include AutoPay or other discounts." (the card shows $25/mo with AutoPay). No figure changed. Tracfone — wording: the plans page banner reads "Celebrate 30 Years: $30/mo for 30 months when you add a new line" (recorded without "/mo"). Verizon Prepaid — wording: the 15 GB quote now reads "after the 1st month", as on the page.
• 2026-10-08 — Mint Mobile — 6GB, 17GB, 23GB and Unlimited (6-month) — offer added: the 6-Month tab cards now show $10/mo next to the struck-through regular prices ($20, $25, $35 and $35/mo), with “Upfront payment of $60 for 6-month plan (equiv. $10/mo.) req’d.” and “New customer offer for first 6 months only”. The FCC broadband labels of the 17GB and Unlimited 6-month plans, as read, still list $25.00 and $35.00 as “not an introductory rate”; the labels are to be re-read. Regular prices unchanged. The 12-month cost table uses the 12-month plan and is unchanged. Source: mintmobile.com/plans.
• 2026-10-08 — Boost Mobile — Unlimited — qualifier added: the card’s promotion reads “for the first 3 months, then $25 forever. New customers only.” and its footnote states “Offer available for new customers when you bring your own device or with a device purchase over $1199.99.” The row had quoted “New customer offer only”. No figure changed; the 12-month cost table ($255) is unchanged. Source: boostmobile.com/plans.
• 2026-10-08 — Google Fi — Unlimited Premium, Unlimited Standard and Unlimited Essentials — wording: the plan cards read “Get 50% off for 12 months when you bring a Pixel phone.”; the rows and the 12-month cost table had quoted “a Google Pixel phone”, wording that appears only in the page’s banners. No figure changed. Source: fi.google.com/about/plans.
• 2026-10-08 — Visible — source note wording: the FRESHSTART code is stated in a page banner (“Save more in your first year with code FRESHSTART”), not in the page FAQ as the source line said. The plan cards still show no such code; rows and the 12-month cost table unchanged. No figure changed. Source: visible.com/plans.
• 2026-10-08 — Consumer Cellular — fee qualifier: the FCC broadband label of the 10GB plan now lists the Federal Universal Service Fund Fee as $1.00 (was $0.88), as the 1GB label already did; the other four labels still list $0.88. No plan price changed. Source: consumercellular.com/fcc-labels-machine-readable.
• 2026-10-05 — Mint Mobile — Unlimited (6-month) — introductory price ended: the $15/mo introductory price ($180 upfront) is no longer shown. The 6-Month tab card now shows “$35/mo” and “$210 upfront payment required”, and the plan’s FCC broadband label states “This Monthly Price is not an introductory rate.” Regular price ($35/mo) unchanged. The 12-month cost table uses the 12-month plan and is unchanged. Source: mintmobile.com/plans.
• 2026-10-05 — Metro by T-Mobile — Unlimited 5G Data $25 — offer added: the card is now headed “LIMITED-TIME OFFER” and reads “$15/mo. for your first 3 months, then $25/mo. with AutoPay” next to a struck-through $25, and “Web exclusive. Get a new number or bring yours.” It no longer states a $30 first month without AutoPay, and it is no longer limited to bringing your own device, so the row is renamed “Unlimited 5G Data $25 (Web Exclusive)”. Standard price ($25/mo with AutoPay) unchanged. 12-month cost table: Metro first year $305 → $270 ($15 × 3 + $25 × 9). Source: metrobyt-mobile.com/phone-plans.
• 2026-10-05 — Google Fi — Unlimited Premium, Unlimited Standard and Unlimited Essentials — offer added: each card shows “Get 50% off for 12 months when you bring a Google Pixel phone.”; the fine print reads “Applies to new lines and each person bringing a Pixel phone.” and “Ends 10/31/26.” The Flexible card shows no offer. Standard prices ($65, $50 and $35/mo) unchanged. 12-month cost table: Google Fi first year $420 → $210 ($17.50 × 12, new lines bringing a Pixel phone only). Source: fi.google.com/about/plans.
• 2026-10-05 — Visible — source note added: the page FAQ states “New members can save $5/mo for 12 months on any Visible monthly phone plan” with code FRESHSTART. The code is not shown on the plan cards, so the rows and the 12-month cost table are unchanged. No figure changed. Source: visible.com/plans.
• 2026-10-05 — Verizon Prepaid — qualifier added: the page states a “3-year price lock guarantee” on “the then-current base monthly rate charged by Verizon”; it is now quoted on the source line. No figure changed. Source: verizon.com/plans/prepaid.
• 2026-10-02 — Tello — Starter, Everyday, Power and Max — correction. The rows said every price was labeled an introductory rate for new customers, with the regular price not shown. That was not what the labels show. As displayed, each label states “This monthly price is not an introductory rate and does not require a yearly contract.” Conditions rewritten; the labels’ “Cost Recovery Up to 30¢” fee, the page’s “Free Roaming in Europe” banner (“Limited offer – valid until January 31st, 2027”) and the Max hotspot wording (“10 GB of hotspot included”) are now quoted. Prices ($10, $15, $20 and $25/mo) unchanged. 12-month cost table: Tello is now computed, $25 × 12 = $300 (was “not stated”). Source: tello.com/buy/custom_plans.
• 2026-10-01 — Red Pocket — Unlimited Essentials, Plus and Premium, annual — qualifier added: each annual plan’s FCC broadband label on the page lists an Annual Price of $120.00, $240.00 and $360.00 with “This Annual Price is the permanent rate”, while the plan cards show first-year prices of $100, $200 and $300 and state “Renews at $110/year”, “Renews at $220/year” and “Renews at $330/year”. The rows keep the cards’ renewal prices as the standard price (see the 2026-09-29 correction below) and now quote the labels. No figure changed. Source: redpocket.com.
• 2026-10-01 — Visible — offers: the SAVE6 new-member promo ($19, $29 and $39/mo) and the SAVEHALF annual offer for Visible+ Pro ($225 for the first year) are no longer shown on the plans page. Visible+ and Visible+ Pro now show a “Limited-time offer” of $30/mo and $40/mo with code 5OFF5, “Save $5/mo guaranteed for 5 years”; the Visible plan shows no offer. Standard prices ($25, $35, $45/mo; annual $275, $375, $450) unchanged, and the FCC labels still state “This Monthly Price is not an introductory rate.” Conditions updated. 12-month cost table: Visible first year $228 → $300. Source: visible.com/plans.
• 2026-10-01 — Google Fi — Unlimited Standard and Unlimited Essentials — dated offer ended: the “Get 50% off for 12 months” promotion (“Ends 9/30/26”) is no longer shown on the plans page; both rows now read “No promo shown”. Standard prices ($50/mo and $35/mo) unchanged. 12-month cost table: Google Fi first year $216 → $420 ($35 × 12). Source: fi.google.com/about/plans.
• 2026-10-01 — Mint Mobile — introductory prices: the $15/mo introductory price recorded for eleven rows is no longer shown. Mint’s FCC broadband labels now mark the 3-month plans as introductory for 3 months at $15, $20, $25 and $30 (6GB, 17GB, 23GB, Unlimited; regular $25, $35, $45 and $40), the 6-month Unlimited as introductory for 6 months at $15 (regular $35), and every other 6-month and 12-month plan as “not an introductory rate”. Conditions updated; no regular price changed. 12-month cost table: Mint first year $180 → $360. Source: mintmobile.com/plans.
• 2026-10-01 — Consumer Cellular — fee qualifier: the FCC broadband label of the 1GB plan now lists the Federal Universal Service Fund Fee as $1.00 (was $0.88); the other five labels still list $0.88. No plan price changed. Source: consumercellular.com/fcc-labels-machine-readable.
• 2026-09-29 — Hub page — 12-month cost table — wording: the sentence above the table said a plan qualifies when the word “Unlimited” is in its name or in its Data column; read literally, that would pick Twigby’s $10 “Unlimited Talk/Text (no data)”, Consumer Cellular’s $20 “Unlimited Talk/Txt/1GB” and US Mobile’s $17.50 Unlimited Flex (“10 GB high-speed data”) instead of the rows the table has used since September 28. The sentence now names every plan-name pattern that is left out (Red Pocket, Twigby’s and Consumer Cellular’s talk-and-text tiers, US Mobile’s Unlimited Flex) and states that Ultra Mobile’s Ultra Unlimited Plan is included by its plan name; the US Mobile row notes the Flex exclusion. No figure changed. Found by the site’s own check.
• 2026-09-29 — Red Pocket — Unlimited Essentials, Plus and Premium, annual — correction. The Price column showed $10/mo, $20/mo and $30/mo ($120, $240 and $360 a year); those are the struck-through figures on the annual cards. The cards state “Renews at $110/year”, “Renews at $220/year” and “Renews at $330/year” (“Equivalent to $9.17/mo”, “$18.33/mo” and “$27.50/mo”), and the renewal price is the standard price, so the rows now show $9.17/mo, $18.33/mo and $27.50/mo. This also corrects the entry below that called $120 the regular price. First-year prices ($100, $200, $300) and fees unchanged. Source: redpocket.com.
• 2026-09-29 — Mint Mobile — 3-month plans — source note added: Mint’s FCC broadband labels give the regular 3-month prices as $25, $35, $45 and $40 (6GB, 17GB, 23GB, Unlimited), matching this table, while the plan cards on the 3-Month tab strike through $20, $25 and $30 for 17GB, 23GB and Unlimited. All twelve Mint rows were checked against the labels. No figure changed. Source: mintmobile.com/plans.
• 2026-09-29 — Red Pocket — Unlimited Essentials (monthly) — qualifier rewritten: the row had quoted a page banner, “Get 50% off your first month when you bring your number”; the page as read today shows no first-month offer on the $10 Essentials card, and its fine print limits the 50%-off-first-month offer to the $20, $30 and $40 monthly plans. The card badge “Now 3X the Data” is now quoted. No figure changed. Source: redpocket.com.
• 2026-09-29 — Red Pocket — Unlimited Essentials, annual — qualifier added: the annual card shows a $100 “First Year” promo price next to the $120 regular price, the same pattern the Plus ($200) and Premium ($300) annual rows already record. The $120 regular price stands. Source: redpocket.com.
• 2026-09-28 — Tracfone — 4 GB and 10 GB Data Plans (30 days) — correction. The Price column showed $15/mo and $25/mo; those are the Auto-Refill prices “for first 2 mo”. The standard prices are $20/mo and $30/mo, as shown on the plans page and on each plan’s FCC broadband label (“This Monthly Price is not an introductory rate”). The error came from reading the homepage, which shows only the Auto-Refill figures; the plans page was read for the first time today. Source: tracfone.com/plans.
• 2026-09-28 — Tracfone — 1 GB Data ($15/mo; “$10 with Auto-Refill* for first 2 mo”) and 20 GB Data ($40/mo; “$35 with Auto-Refill*”) 30-day plans added from the plans page.
• 2026-09-28 — Straight Talk — Bronze 10GB — qualifier corrected: the plans page and the plan’s detail page say “$34/mo for the first 3 months with Auto Pay”; the table had quoted the homepage card, “$34/mo with Auto Pay”. The $35 standard price is unchanged. Source: straighttalk.com/all-plans.
• 2026-09-28 — Consumer Cellular — added with 6 single-line plans ($20, $25, $35 and $45 data plans; unlimited at $35 for account holders 50+ and $60 for ages 18-49). Dataset now 91 plans from 19 carriers. Source: consumercellular.com.
• 2026-09-28 — All 18 carriers — full re-read of every source page. No standard price, plan, tax treatment or AutoPay condition changed; 83 plans from 18 carriers stand. Consumer Cellular, Straight Talk (plans page) and Tracfone (plans page) tried again; still not available.
• 2026-09-28 — Google Fi — Unlimited Standard and Unlimited Essentials — qualifier added: the “Get 50% off for 12 months” promotion carries the text “Ends 9/30/26”. No figure changed. Source: fi.google.com/about/plans.
• 2026-09-28 — Tracfone — Freedom Plan — Conditions rewritten to quote the homepage footnote verbatim (“regular price $50/mo, or $45/mo with Auto-Refill”; promo “$35/mo after discount, or $30/mo with Auto-Refill” for up to 30 months, valid through 10/26/26). The $50 standard price and the $45 Auto-Refill price are unchanged. Source: tracfone.com.
• 2026-09-28 — Hub page — added the computed “12-month cost of each carrier’s lowest-priced unlimited-data plan” table (17 carriers; arithmetic on existing rows, no new sources).
• 2026-09-26 — H2O Wireless — added to the dataset with 3 single-line plans ($18, $30 and $45 a month as displayed, the first and third with AutoPay), read from h2owireless.com/plans, which was available for the first time. Dataset now 83 plans from 18 carriers.
• 2026-09-26 — T-Mobile Prepaid — re-read; no price or condition changed. The page’s “5-Year Price Guarantee” qualifier, omitted on 2026-09-25, was added to the source line. Source: prepaid.t-mobile.com/prepaid-plans.
• 2026-09-26 — Consumer Cellular, Straight Talk (plans page), Tracfone (plans page) — tried again; none was available. No change.
• 2026-09-25 — Baseline established: 80 plans, 17 carriers.

Reports from readers, and what each re-read found, are listed on the Corrections page.