UScellular Unlimited Plans

No matter what your budget is, or what type of unlimited data you need, UScellular offers a range of unlimited plans to choose from. The lineup consists of entry-level UScellular Basic Unlimited, mid-tier UScellular Everyday Unlimited, and top-of-the-line UScellular Even Better Unlimited. 

What UScellular Unlimited Plans Have in Common

• UScellular’s Unlimited plans all come with unlimited data, though data speeds will vary by plan
• Unlimited talk and unlimited text in the US
• Unlimited talk, text, and LTE data in and between Mexico and Canada
• Streaming speeds that start at 480p HD
• 4G LTE and 5G coverage on the UScellular network
• Discounts when you enroll in autopay and paperless billing
• Taxes and fees are NOT included in the advertised price
• There are no perks or add-ons like streaming services included in any plans
• These monthly plans are postpaid, which means you pay them at the end of the billing cycle
• Eligibility for device deals

If you want even more details on each of UScellular’s unlimited plans, such as specifics around pricing, cellular data, hotspot data, FAQs, and more, click on the cell phone plan cards below. 

UScellular Unlimited Plans Compared

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does UScellular unlimited data slow down?

Yes, UScellular data may slow down once unlimited premium data thresholds are exceeded. In the case of UScellular's Everyday Unlimited plan, for example, data speeds may slow down after you exceed 50GB of data usage in a given month.

Why is UScellular service so expensive?

UScellular service is expensive because the carrier owns and operates its own national coverage network. UScellular doesn't have the luxury of operating on other carriers' networks, which allows smaller brands like Mint Mobile and Visible to offer plans at such roclkbottom prices.

Is Verizon buying out UScellular?

Per UScellular, the company has entered into an agreement with Verizon "to sell a portion of the Company's retained spectrum licenses for total consideration of $1.0 billion."