Important Update About Legacy Plans (Originally Published December 2022 – Updated December 2025)
Note: This post references legacy Unlimited plans from 2022–2023 that are no longer available to new customers. The plans and pricing structures described here apply only to customers who were grandfathered into these plans and may not reflect our current plan lineup.
As 2022 wraps up, we wanted to share a few things. First of all, thank you for being a member here and sharing your opinion and feedback. Your comments may take you only a couple of minutes to post, but it is invaluable to us.
I also have some important news about our legacy Unlimited All plan and updates to the Mix & Match multi-line discounts for our Unlimited plans.
Sunsetting Unlimited All
When we introduced Unlimited Basic and the legacy monthly Unlimited Premium plans in May 2022, we stopped offering Unlimited All to new customers. However, we continued to support and enhance Unlimited All plans—grandfathering the plans for our existing customers and allowing additional lines to be added to the account.
Starting January 1, 2023, existing accounts were no longer allowed to add more Unlimited All lines to their account. The plan continued to be grandfathered indefinitely as long as autopay was enabled. Hotspot pricing remained unchanged for existing customers. However, a few conditions were added for legacy Unlimited All lines:
- Lines cannot be transferred to other accounts.
- Internal porting between Warp 5G and GSM and vice versa can only occur when changing to a non-grandfathered plan (e.g., current Unlimited Premium and Basic plans).
- Physical SIM and eSIM swaps are allowed.
With respect to autopay, we understood that there may be situations where the payment does not go through. While our autopay attempts payment capture multiple times through the expiration date, there was a three-day grace period post-expiration to reach out to our product support team and resolve the issue.
Suggested Alternatives
Our current Unlimited Basic and Unlimited Premium plans are great alternatives to the legacy Unlimited All plan. You can also take a look at your Usage Analytics to see how much data you actually use per line, and potentially save even more by switching to an Unlimited Bundle.
How to Review Your Usage
- Sign in to app.usmobile.com or on the US Mobile app.
- On desktop, click on Analytics on the left-hand navigation. On mobile, tap on the line you’d like to review.
- Select the line and type of usage you’d like to view.
- Depending on your average usage per month, select a new plan or keep your existing one.
Legacy Mix & Match Multi-Line Discounts
Important: The multi-line discount structure described below applied only to legacy monthly Unlimited plans (Unlimited All, legacy monthly Unlimited Premium, and Unlimited Basic) that were grandfathered in 2022–2023. This discount is no longer available for new activations and does not apply to current annual Unlimited Premium plans.
In May 2022, we introduced Mix & Match for our Unlimited Basic and legacy monthly Unlimited Premium plans, allowing the same multi-line discount to work across both plans. Starting January 1, 2023, customers on grandfathered plans were able to mix and match their multi-line discounts across legacy monthly Unlimited Premium, Unlimited Basic, and Unlimited All.
Here’s how it worked for grandfathered customers: The multi-line discount on legacy Unlimited All lines remained the same—the price of the first Unlimited All line was $45, the second line was $30, and the third line and after were $25 each. The multi-line discount on Unlimited Basic and legacy monthly Unlimited Premium lines was based on the total number of lines across all three legacy unlimited plans. Here are a few scenarios that illustrated this structure for grandfathered plan groups:
- With 3 Unlimited All lines and 2 legacy monthly Unlimited Premium lines, the Unlimited All lines were $25 each, and the legacy Premium lines were $30 each.
- With 2 Unlimited All lines and 1 Unlimited Basic line, the Unlimited All lines were $30 each, and the Unlimited Basic line was $25.
- With 1 Unlimited All line and 1 legacy monthly Unlimited Premium line, the Unlimited All line was $45, and the legacy Premium line was $40.
These pricing examples reflect legacy billing logic applicable only to customers who were grandfathered into these specific plan combinations in 2022–2023.
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How will perks work under this system? Let’s say I have 2 lines on the old plan, and I add 2 on Unlimited premium.
I am an existing unlimited All customer with 4 lines. I have read this announcement several times and I do not understand this change. It is unclear if it is better for me to stay in my current plan or change. I was satisfied with the plan I have now, so this has added confusion for me.
How does mix and match effect perks?
Forgot to mention the new 2022-2023 plans do not include taxes so they are more than advertised.
Hey Mushfiq, thank you for the update. what will this do to multi-line perks?
currently, I have 5 unlimited-all plans, my ideal situation would be to switch to 3 unlimited premium and 2 unlimited basic, and keep my 2 multi-line perks.
but I imagine this would result in only getting 1 perk?
thank you and happy new year.
honestly, this is now taking away what made US Mobile such an attractive option over verizon, t-mobile and then rest.
the original sunsetting of unlimited all was already a thinly veiled “we have a lot of customers now, lets bring the rates up and make more restrictions to be like the other guys and make more money” plan.
this is now following track with the big name carriers and the games they play with customer plans and grandfathered plans.
the ability to swap from verizon’s and t-mobile’s networks was a BIG thing for those that travel and go to areas that have better coverage on one network than another; i know because people i’ve turned on to US Mobile that travel a lot for work or just into areas where this is an issue on a regular basis have raved about that feature.
locking that behind being on the “latest and greatest” plan is frankly a very obvious money grab.
How are perks handled in the mix and match scenario?