Mint Mobile’s 5G home internet and unlimited phone bundle being offered for just $45 a month isn’t new. What is new is the minimum commitment time. Through September 30, the required upfront term for bundling MINTernet 5G Home Internet with an Unlimited phone plan can be reduced from 12 months down to three, cutting your out-of-pocket at signup from $540 to $135 for the same $45 monthly rate.
This bundle stacks MINTernet, Mint’s 5G home internet running on T-Mobile’s network, and a premium unlimited wireless line. On its own, MINTernet runs $40 per month. Adding the unlimited phone plan costs just $5 more, landing at $45 flat. That $45 covers everything: no equipment rental fees, no technician dispatch, no hidden line items that show up on the second bill. The 5G Gateway device ships free with the plan and is designed for easy self-installation in as little as 15 minutes. If it turns out the speeds in your area aren’t sufficient, Mint Mobile backs the service with a 14-day money-back guarantee, which makes this genuinely low-risk to try.
No Bad Options
This deal works because Mint Mobile is currently offering any phone plan at $15 a month. Normally, unlocking the $45/month bundle price with MINTernet requires committing to a full 12-month phone plan. With the $15 promotion active, a three-month commitment satisfies the bundle threshold and holds the rate. A six-month term is also available at the same $45 a month if you want a middle option between the short trial and a full year. All of it expires September 30, after which the standard 12-month commitment requirement comes back at the same monthly price.
The phone plan side of this is worth it on its own. If you’re upgrading to a brand-new iPhone 18 Pro and hunting for somewhere to move your service, a $15 unlimited plan on T-Mobile’s network is considerably cheaper than what the major carriers charge for comparable coverage. Pairing it with home internet at just $45 combined per month puts you at a price point that most households currently spend on slower cable internet alone, before adding a separate wireless bill.
All Deal, No Complications
Mint Mobile’s home internet pitch isn’t complicated: a self-installed 5G gateway, no equipment fees, unlimited data without throttling concerns, and pricing that doesn’t require squinting at a promotional rate that expires in six months and converts to something far bigger. The service is delivered on T-Mobile’s network, America’s largest 5G network, so coverage quality is a virtual lock anywhere in the United States.
The new 3-month offer for the MINTernet and Mint Mobile Unlimited bundle for only $135 upfront ends at the end of September. If you’ve been considering Mint’s home internet bundle but were tentative about making a full-year commitment, this is the version of the deal that asks the least up front while giving you all of the benefits. Head to Mint Mobile to see current MINTernet plans and to check availability in your area.