A current side-by-side comparison using the same verified plan catalog and editorial opinions as our main plan listings.
Reviewed
Boost Mobile Unlimited is the stronger price-first choice at $25 with AutoPay and 30GB of premium data, but it includes no hotspot and taxes cost extra. Cricket is the better fit for shoppers who want taxes included and richer plan options: its $55 Supreme Unlimited plan adds 50GB of hotspot and bundled benefits, though it costs more than twice as much as Boost's basic unlimited plan.
| Plan | Price | High-speed data | Hotspot | Network | Billing | Taxes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boost Mobile Unlimited | $25 | 30GB | None listed | AT&T | Monthly | Extra |
| Boost Mobile Infinite Access for Galaxy | $65 | 30GB | None listed | AT&T | Monthly | Extra |
| Cricket Wireless 12-Month Unlimited | $25 | Unlimited | None listed | AT&T | 12 months upfront | Extra |
| Cricket Wireless Supreme Unlimited | $55 | Unlimited | 50GB | AT&T | Monthly | Included |
Current plan
The $25 AutoPay price supplies unlimited service with 30GB of premium data and 720p video without requiring annual prepayment.
There is no hotspot allowance, taxes cost extra, and the price rises to $30 without AutoPay.
Current plan
The $65 monthly package combines annual Galaxy upgrades and up to $800 in eligible device savings with unlimited service, 30GB of premium data, and broad international calling and texting.
A 36-month device-financing contract is required, no hotspot is included, and the premium-data allowance stops at 30GB.
Current plan
The verified carrier terms list unlimited data, carrier-defined hotspot terms, and a $25 monthly price for one line.
The advertised monthly equivalent requires paying for 12 months in advance, so compare the upfront cost as well as the monthly figure.
Current plan
For $55 per month with AutoPay, it combines unlimited data, 50GB of hotspot use, Mexico and Canada service, international texting, cloud storage, and an entertainment subscription with taxes and fees included.
The first month costs $60, video is limited to 480p, and the premium price is worthwhile only where AT&T coverage is strong and the included extras are useful.
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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