T-Mobile is reportedly planning to overhaul its fiber home internet plans, potentially introducing a new 300Mbps entry-level plan for $45/month.
The reshuffle may involve removing the 500Mbps “middle ground” plan and reducing the 1Gbps plan price to $60/month.
New plans might no longer include the five-year price guarantee, potentially allowing for future price increases.
Last year, T-Mobile entered the fiber home internet market, and it did so with some tempting launch offers. Early adopters got solid speeds at competitive prices. But as the service expands, that initial value proposition may shift, not entirely in favor of new customers.
Up until now, T-Mobile’s fiber lineup has started at 500Mbps for $55 per month with autopay. From there, you could move up to 1Gbps at $65, or 2Gbps at $70.
