A guide to Sprint plans
Sprint cell phone plans are sold in different categories. You can get plans for individuals, families, mobile broadband, and tablets. Prices and options can change based on your region. However, most Sprint plans are based on usage and data options. Cell phone prices can vary based on the Spring PCS phone plan which you choose, especially if you enroll in a contract plan.
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Individual and family plans
Sprint has a few different individual and family plans for Sprint mobile phone users. The plan prices can change based on when you want your night and weekend calling time to begin. A 6 p.m. will cost $5 more than a 7 p.m. starting time.
Spring Basic plan
The Spring Basic plan is for people who want to keep a cell phone available for occasional and emergency use. Nights and weekends start at 9 p.m.. and you have to pay extra for messaging and data.
Anytime plan
Then, the next level of Spring plans is the Anytime plan.This is a good choice for someone who will use a phone frequently, but mainly for calls. Data and messaging packs need to be added.
Everything plans
The main Sprint plans are called Everything plans. You can choose which features you will use the most, such as data, and have unlimited access to those features. The unlimited plan has unlimited talking, data, and messaging for a set monthly price. To determine the price of your plan, go to Sprint Communications and enter your zip code and choose individual or family plans.
Sprint mobile broadband and tablet plans
Sprint plans You can get mobile broadband from Sprint for 4G and 3G networks. These plans allow you to create a mobile hotspot for your devices. You can get just 3G, just 4G, or a combination. You can get discounts on mobile broadband plans if you stack them with other Sprint plans. Mobile broadband plans The mobile broadband plans are not the same as the laptop and tablet plans. You need to buy a different, more expensive plan for Sprint wireless access for laptops and tablets. You can only use the plans on a Sprint-approved device. You cannot use a Sprint plan on an iPad. The prices change based on the device, options, and area. You cannot buy a 4G plan until it is available in your region. Final word Remember that plans require a contract and you will be charged an early termination charge for ending the plan, if Sprint is allowed to have early terminations in your area. You also may have an activation fee to get your plans started, which is usually about $35.