Until September 29, 2026, Deldur’s phone plan dataset listed Red Pocket’s three annual plans at $120, $240 and $360 a year, or $10, $20 and $30 a month. Those are the struck-through figures on the plan cards under the page’s Annual tab. The same cards state what each plan renews at: “Renews at $110/year” for Essentials, “Renews at $220/year” for Plus and “Renews at $330/year” for Premium, each followed by an “Equivalent to” monthly figure. The dataset records the price a plan renews at as its standard price, so the three rows are corrected. The full table with source links is on the phone plans dataset page.
The three corrected rows
| Plan | Listed until September 29 | Corrected standard price | First year (unchanged) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unlimited Essentials, annual (3GB) | $120/year ($10/mo) | $110/year (“Equivalent to $9.17/mo”) | $100 (“Savings of $20”) |
| Unlimited Plus, annual (20GB) | $240/year ($20/mo) | $220/year (“Equivalent to $18.33/mo”) | $200 (“Savings of $40”) |
| Unlimited Premium, annual (50GB) | $360/year ($30/mo) | $330/year (“Equivalent to $27.50/mo”) | $300 (“Savings of $60”) |
What did not change
Red Pocket’s first-year prices of $100, $200 and $300 were already recorded as conditions and are unchanged; each card labels its offer “2 Months FREE”. The monthly plans are unchanged at $10, $20 and $30 a month, as are the fees listed on each card: on the annual plans, a $12.00 regulatory recovery fee plus an admin fee of $2.75, $5.50 or $8.25 a year. Red Pocket is not part of the dataset’s 12-month cost table, because the word “Unlimited” in its plan names refers to talk and text, so no computed figure changes.
An entry added to the change log earlier on September 29 described $120 as the Essentials annual plan’s regular price. That entry stays in the log as written, and the correction is recorded beside it with the old and new figures. Every figure above was read from Red Pocket’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.