T-Mobile's new T-Mix plans let you pick your own perks

T-Mobile has recently been rumored to be preparing new T-Mix branded plans, and today they’re finally official. There are three tiers, called Standard, More, and Loaded, and they’ll be available in November. The big idea is that instead of coming with a fixed set of benefits, each plan gets several "Picks", which you can spend on the perks you actually want.

T-Mix Standard starts at $55/month for one line with one Pick, T-Mix More is $75/month with two Picks, and T-Mix Loaded is $95/month with three Picks. All of those prices are with AutoPay, plus taxes and fees. T-Mobile’s new T-Mix plans let you pick your own perks.

T-Mobile’s new T-Mix plans let you pick your own perks – com news ADVERTISEMENT T-Mobile’s new T-Mix plans let you pick your own perks Post your comment Vlad 26 October 2026 T-Mobile Announcement T-Mobile has recently been rumored to be preparing new T-Mix branded plans, and today they’re finally official. On Loaded, the first three lines get three Picks each, with a cap of 11 in total. Discounted versions will also be available for 55+ customers, military and veterans, first responders, and college students.

T-Mobile finally introduces T-Mix after weeks of leaks. The wait is over: T-Mobile formally announces T-Mix.

T-Mix allows members to use “Picks” to choose from a range of benefits, including streaming, music, gaming, food delivery, sports, AI, wireless benefits, and device promotions. Users are allowed to change their benefits every three months, but wireless benefits can be changed at any time.

Thanks to leaks, we’ve known that T-Mobile has been cooking up a new benefits program called “T-Mix.” With a T-Mix plan, members would be able to choose what benefits they want through a new “Picks” system. Today, the carrier finally unveiled T-Mix, and the plans will become available in November.

Without further ado, here’s what you need to know about the rollout. T-Mix consists of a trio of plans: Standard, More, and Loaded.

Picks can go toward Apple TV, DashPass, Hulu, Netflix, Pandora, and SiriusXM, as well as new partners like Apple Music, ESPN Unlimited, Delta SkyMiles, Google Gemini, Paramount+, Xbox Game Pass, and YouTube Premium.