Current family-ready plans compared by included data, hotspot, network, taxes, and useful extras.
Reviewed
Cricket Smart Unlimited is our balanced starting point for families that prefer AT&T coverage, while Cricket Supreme and Metro add more hotspot data or bundled extras. The catalog records one-line prices, so we do not invent family totals; confirm the exact two-, three-, or four-line price at checkout.
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Best balanced family-ready plan
For $45 per month with AutoPay and taxes included, it combines unlimited data, 15GB of hotspot use, Mexico and Canada service, international texting, and 100GB of cloud storage.
The first month costs $50, video is limited to 480p, and cheaper unlimited plans may offer better value.
Best for hotspot data and included perks
The $55 monthly AutoPay price includes taxes, unlimited data, 50GB of hotspot use, Mexico and Canada service, international texting, HBO Max Basic with Ads, and 150GB of cloud storage.
The first month costs $60, video is limited to 480p, and the price approaches stronger premium alternatives.
Best for bundled entertainment and upgrades
Its clearest value is unlimited premium 5G data with 25GB of hotspot use, Amazon Prime, Google One, HD video, and international texting.
The $60 rate requires AutoPay and costs considerably more than lower-priced unlimited alternatives in the catalog.
Best flexible-network alternative
Where at least one of its three available networks performs well locally, US Mobile Unlimited Starter delivers 70GB of premium data on Warp or Light Speed, unthrottled high-speed data on Dark Star, 20GB of hotspot data, and taxes included for a $199 first-year annual prepayment for new lines.
The promotional price requires annual prepayment and renews at the full price, service and support are primarily online, and performance and data treatment depend on the selected network.
Start with coverage where you use your phone most, then compare the complete bill, high-speed data, hotspot limits, prepayment, taxes, eligibility, and support. SaveOnPhone lists the full market, and payment never determines our recommendations.
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