T-Mobile unveiled its new T-Mix plans today, introducing flexible wireless plans that let customers pick bundles of perks instead of being locked into one-size-fits-all packages. The three new tiers—Standard, More, and Loaded—come with customizable benefits and a new “Picks” system that lets users swap services or device promos quarterly. The plans launch in November.
Plan Tiers & What’s Included
Every T-Mix plan includes the basics: unlimited talk, text, and data; T-Mobile’s T-Satellite service; and access to T-Mobile Tuesdays perks. Users will also get a certain number of Picks per line—credits they spend on services or device deals. All active Picks reset during three change windows per year plus an annual review period.
Tier Breakdown: Standard, More, Loaded
T-Mix Standard starts at $55/month for a single line, comes with one Pick, basic data allowances, and services like Apple TV, Hulu (with ads), Netflix Standard with ads, YouTube Premium Lite, SiriusXM All Access, Pandora Plus, Paramount+ Essential, DoorDash DashPass, Google AI Plus, or Delta SkyMiles.
The More plan begins at $75/month for one line, includes two Picks, full priority data, 4K streaming, and unlocks more premium services such as Apple Music, Google AI Pro, Pandora Premium, Xbox Game Pass Premium, or full YouTube Premium in addition to the Standard-tier options.
Loaded is the highest tier, priced from $95/month for a single line. It includes three Picks for one line and allows users to access top perks like Netflix Premium, ESPN Unlimited, Netflix Standard, or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. Loaded also delivers the most generous hotspot and international data allowances.
Extra Details & What Changes With Multiple Lines
Users of all tiers can have multiple lines on their account, with Picks scaling up as more lines are added. For example, on four-line accounts, Standard gets 4 Picks, More up to 7, Loaded up to 11. Unused Picks do not roll over between quarters.
Streaming resolution and hot-spot data also vary: Standard caps video around SD quality with limited hotspot; More and Loaded support up to 4K and much higher high-speed hotspot data. International data sharing and perks expand similarly with the higher plans.
What Perks Cost in Picks
T-Mobile laid out how many Picks each perk requires. Low-cost services like Google AI Plus, SiriusXM, or Delta SkyMiles cost one Pick. YouTube Premium costs two Picks; Xbox Game Pass Ultimate costs three. ESPN Unlimited and full Netflix Premium range between three and four Picks.
Device deals also tap into Picks. Getting a new phone (depending on model and plan) may cost two or three Picks, tying up Picks for the duration of the promotion.
Notably, the change windows come around every three months during the year, giving users recurring opportunities to reshuffle their picks. Device-related benefits may have longer commitments.
The plans are tailored for a variety of customers—military, 55+ seniors, students, or first responders can access variants of the Standard, More, and Loaded plans, often with discounts or adjusted pricing.
T-Mix goes live officially in November 2026. Current legacy plans will be replaced over time and customers will be able to select their base tier and start using Picks for perks or phone promos.
The new plan lineup is a major shift in wireless model, with Picks being the heart of the flexibility T-Mobile promises. Instead of paying for fixed perks you might not use, customers finally get the power to customize their bundle—change perks as priorities shift, manage spending, and tailor device upgrades. This puts more decision-making back into the customer’s hands—and could set a new standard in what people expect from wireless plans. What to watch next: whether customers can easily see true value across Picks, how pricing holds up when families add many lines, and whether T-Mobile keeps expanding its partner benefit roster in meaningful ways.
