Mint Mobile Black Friday deal 2026
Mint hasn't announced its Black Friday deal yet, but its current anniversary offer is one of the cheapest plans of the year. Here's what's on now, what comes next, and whether to wait.
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Until Oct 15, new Mint customers can get any 6-month plan, including Unlimited, for $10/mo ($60 up front). After that, Mint's new-customer price is 12 months of Unlimited for $15/mo. Mint runs on T-Mobile's network, and you bring your own phone or buy one with a plan.
Any 6-month plan for $10/mo: cheapest unlimited right now
For Mint's 10th anniversary, new customers get any 6-month plan, including Unlimited, for $10/mo: $60 paid up front. After six months you move to the regular price for your plan.
Skip it if: you might change plans within six months (you lose the price), or you'd rather pay monthly.
12 months of Unlimited: best price after Oct 15
New customers can buy 12 months of Unlimited for $180, which works out to $15/mo, on T-Mobile's network. It's Mint's standing intro price and the one to compare holiday deals against.
Skip it if: you can't pay a year at once; Visible's monthly plans start at $25.
Mint phone deals: with a 12-month plan
New customers can get the Samsung Galaxy A17 5G for $20, or $499 off the Google Pixel 10, when they buy a 12-month Unlimited plan ($15/mo). Mint also lists the Galaxy S26 On Us for a limited time.
Skip it if: you already have an unlocked phone; the plan alone is cheaper.
MINTernet: home internet + phone
Mint's 5G home internet comes with a year of unlimited premium wireless for $45/mo ($540 paid up front for 12 months), on T-Mobile's network. A second unlimited line is $180 for the year.
Skip it if: you need steady evening speeds or game competitively; 5G home internet depends on your signal.
What Mint offered last Black Friday
For the 2025 holidays, Mint and Visible both cut their top plans to under $20/mo for a year of service. Mint's current $10/mo anniversary offer is lower than that, which is why Mint calls it its best deal ever.
Should you wait for Black Friday?
No, if you're a new customer who can pay $60 up front: the $10/mo offer ends Oct 15 and is cheaper than last year's holiday pricing. If you miss it, 12 months of Unlimited at $15/mo is close to last year's Black Friday price, so waiting for Nov 27 gains little. Phone deals are the exception; those usually improve around Black Friday.
Already a Mint customer?
- Intro deals are for new customers. Renewing on a 12-month plan keeps your monthly price lowest.
- Add MINTernet. It bundles home internet with a year of unlimited wireless.
- Promo not applied? See what to do when a promo isn't honored.
Black Friday vs. Cyber Monday for Mint
Prepaid carriers like Mint usually run one holiday price from the week before Black Friday through Cyber Monday. The bigger difference is plan length: 12-month plans are always cheaper per month than 3- or 6-month plans.
Questions
Does Mint Mobile have a Black Friday deal?
Mint's 2026 Black Friday deal isn't out yet. Right now new customers can get any 6-month plan for $10/mo until Oct 15, then 12 months of Unlimited for $15/mo. Last holiday season, Mint and Visible both sold a year of their top plans for under $20/mo.
Is Mint Mobile's $10/mo deal worth it?
For new customers, yes: six months of Unlimited for $60 on T-Mobile's network. You pay up front, the price is for new customers only, and you lose it if you change plans before month six. It ends Oct 15.
What happens after Mint's intro price ends?
You move to Mint's regular rate for your plan length. Unlimited is $35/mo on a 6-month plan. Buying 12 months at a time keeps the monthly price lower.
Does Mint have home internet deals?
Yes. MINTernet, Mint's 5G home internet, is $45/mo with 12 months of unlimited wireless included, paid up front for the year, on T-Mobile's network.