Ultra Mobile just raised the bar for prepaid phone plans—without raising the price.
The T-Mobile-owned carrier announced that it’s doubling the data across several of its popular plans while keeping monthly rates exactly the same. This update makes Ultra a strong competitor in the budget wireless space, especially for users who want more value without paying premium prices. According to the official announcement, these plan changes take effect starting June 20 and apply automatically to all new and existing customers.
Here’s what’s changing: the $29/month plan will now come with 10GB of high-speed data (up from 5GB), while the $39/month plan will jump from 15GB to 30GB. Both plans include hotspot use, giving users the flexibility to share their data with other devices at no extra charge.
Higher-tier plans are also getting meaningful upgrades. The $49/month and $59/month plans now include international calling to over 90 destinations, with up to 200 minutes per month. Plus, those on the $59 plan get access to free international roaming, including hotspot support in over 10 countries—a valuable feature for frequent travelers.
Ultra Mobile is positioning itself as a strong option for consumers who want flexible prepaid plans with international features, generous data, and no annual contracts. Even more impressive: these plans are still being offered at the same price points they had back in 2012, which is a rarity in today’s inflation-heavy environment.
For users comparing prepaid plans, Ultra’s updated offerings present a strong mix of affordability, data, and global connectivity. If you're looking for a deal that stretches your dollar further, it might be time to take a closer look at what Ultra Mobile now brings to the table.
