Mint Mobile Promo Codes, Coupons & Deals

1. Renew for 12 months, not 3

   $15–$30 a month for the yearLow effortAnyone staying past the first plan

   Mint's 12-month prices — $15 (6GB), $20 (17GB), $25 (23GB) and $30 (Unlimited) a month, paid upfront as $180 to $360 — are listed on its broadband labels as regular rates, not introductory ones. Shorter renewals cost more per month: a 3-month Unlimited renewal is $40 a month and a 6-month one $35. Mint's own help page puts it simply: the more months you buy, the more you save.^{[1, 2, 4, 11]}

   1. Before your plan ends, open My Plan in the Mint app or your account on mintmobile.com.
   2. Choose the 12-month length for the data size you need.
   3. Make the change at least a day before your renewal date, so Auto Renewal charges the new plan.

2. Start on the new-customer price

   $60 for 6 months, any data sizeLow effortNew Mint customers

   On October 17, 2026 Mint's plans page showed its 10-Year Anniversary offer: any 6-month plan, Unlimited included, for $60 upfront (equal to $10 a month), for new customers buying on mintmobile.com. Mint's help page says the offer began October 8, 2026 for a limited time, and it gives no end date. Mint also sells new customers a 3-month plan at the 12-month price ($45 to $90 upfront); after either one, you renew at regular prices.^{[1, 2, 3, 4]}

3. Refer friends for renewal credit

   $45 per friend, up to 4 a yearLow effortExisting Mint customers

   When a friend buys and activates a new Mint line through your referral link, you get $45 in renewal credit and they get $15, both posted about 15 days after activation. You earn credit for up to four referrals per calendar year; it pays only toward plan renewals and can't be swapped for cash. Your friend has to buy on mintmobile.com, because the Mint app doesn't accept referral links.^{[6, 7, 14]}

   1. Log in to your Mint account and open Refer a Friend to copy your link.
   2. Send it to someone switching to Mint; they must buy through it on mintmobile.com.
   3. Look for the credit about 15 days after they activate; it goes to your next renewal.

4. Read the broadband labels before you pick a data size

   Avoid paying more for less dataLow effortAnyone renewing for 3 or 6 months

   Mint shows an FCC broadband label for every plan, with its intro price, regular price and monthly fees. On the 3-month regular rates, 23GB costs $45 a month while Unlimited costs $40, and on 6-month renewals both cost $35. You can add data mid-cycle by paying the difference, but a smaller data plan only starts at renewal, so settle the size before you pay.^{[1, 12]}

5. Buy a new phone together with a 12-month Unlimited plan

   A year of Unlimited for $180, plus phone savingsSome effortNew customers who need a new phone

   Mint's phone deals pair a device with a 12-month Unlimited plan for $180 upfront (equal to $15 a month). On October 17, 2026 its deals page showed $400 off the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE and $500 off the Google Pixel 11 this way, for new customers for a limited time, with up to 4 devices per order and no combining with other offers. An eligible unlocked trade-in can take more off, paid as a check from Allstate once it has inspected the old phone.^{[5, 17]}

Codes and offers kept by David Jones, who lists only codes the store makes public.

Mint Mobile accepts coupon and discount codes only when you buy on mintmobile.com, not in its app. Its offers on October 17, 2026 showed in the plan prices with no code needed; we list a code only when Mint publishes one on its own site, and never referral links.

1. Intro prices last one plan term

   The 3-month intro rates and the $60 six-month offer cover the first plan only. Renew for another 3 months and Unlimited costs $40 a month and 6GB $25; a 12-month renewal keeps you at $15 to $30.^{[1, 2]}

2. 23GB can cost more than Unlimited

   On Mint's broadband labels, the regular 3-month price for 23GB is $45 a month against $40 for Unlimited. Check the labels before renewing on a short plan.^[1]

3. Referral credit is renewal-only and may not stack

   Referral credits pay only toward plan renewals and can't be exchanged for cash. Mint's referral page also says they may not be combined with other offers, so don't count on a friend's $15 on top of a promotional plan.^{[6, 7]}

4. Fees come on top of every price

   Mint's Recovery Fee is a flat amount per plan plus 2.5% of the plan cost, and its labels add a Federal Universal Service Fund fee, other government fees and taxes that vary by location. For the 12-month Unlimited plan, the label lists a Recovery Fee of $2.10 a month.^{[1, 10, 13]}

5. Phones from Mint stay locked for 60 days

   A phone bought from Mint works only on Mint's network until it's unlocked, which Mint does automatically 60 days after activation if the phone meets its requirements. Bear that in mind before buying a bundled phone you might take to another carrier.^{[5, 15]}