Sprint Unlimited plans stopped being sold when Sprint merged into T-Mobile on April 1, 2020. The last price list had three main plans, from $60 to $80 for one line, and a budget plan called Kickstart at $35. This page records them from archived copies of sprint.com, then says where a Sprint account lives now.

The last Sprint plans

These are from sprint.com as it stood on November 14, 2019, kept by the Internet Archive. Sprint said then that “All of Sprint’s phone and watch plans include Unlimited data, talk and text nationwide.”

Archive: 2019

Plan1 line2 lines3 lines4 lines5 lines
Unlimited Basic$60$100$100$100$100
Unlimited Plus$70$120$130$140$150
Unlimited Premium$80$140$160$180$200

Monthly totals with AutoPay, before taxes and surcharges. The Basic prices for three to five lines were a promotion for new accounts.

The Basic deal had an end date in its footnote: “After 1/31/2021 pay $60/mo. for line 1, $40/mo. for line 2 and $20/mo./line for lines 3-5 with AutoPay.”

What the plans included:

Archive: 2019

PlanMobile hotspotVideo
Unlimited Basic500 MB“DVD-quality SD video streaming (480p)”
Unlimited Plus50 GB“HD video streaming (1080p)”

Unlimited Plus also came with Tidal Premium, and Sprint labelled it “OUR FAVORITE PLAN”.

Sprint Unlimited Kickstart

Kickstart was the cheap one: “Just $35/mo. for Unlimited data, talk and text.” It needed a new line and your own phone, or a phone bought at full price. Video streamed at up to 480p.

It was still on Sprint’s site on April 3, 2020, two days after the merger closed, alongside a “6 GB Phone Plan” at $40 a month.

Sprint’s fees in 2020

The small print on that April 2020 page listed an activation fee of “Up to $30/line”, and monthly surcharges of “up to $2.50 Admin. & 99¢ Reg.” a line.

Do Sprint plans still exist?

Not for new customers. What happened to people already on them is harder to pin down.

T-Mobile’s merger FAQ, written around the time of the deal, told Sprint customers: “No, we’re not making any changes to your rate plan.” It also said T-Mobile “has committed to delivering the same or better rate plans for at least three years”. Three years from April 2020 has passed.

We found no current T-Mobile page saying whether legacy Sprint plans are still honored. If you believe you are still on one, your T-Mobile bill is the only reliable answer.

Where is my Sprint account now?

At T-Mobile. On October 9, 2026, sprint.com, its login page and its store finder all redirected to t-mobile.com.

You sign in at T-Mobile’s own sign-in page and pay there or in its T-Life app. T-Mobile’s bill page says, “Pay your bill, check your balance, skip the fees, and more. Get the T-Life app today.” Neither page mentions Sprint, so if your old Sprint details do not work, call T-Mobile.

Sprint prepaid

Sprint’s own prepaid service was called Sprint Forward. We could not recover its plans or prices. Sprint’s prepaid brands were Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile.

What replaces a Sprint plan

Current prices from the three networks and their prepaid brands are on our best unlimited plans page.

Older Sprint prices, from 2016, are on our main Sprint page. If you still have a Sprint phone, see using a Sprint phone today.

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