There is no basic option for family plans. For $10/month, you get 500 minutes, 500 texts, and 500MB of data.
If you don’t need unlimited data, Red Pocket’s basic option is quite the bargain. 500 minutes, 500 texts, and 500MB of data.The site helpfully has a dynamic calculator that makes it clear exactly what different numbers of lines will cost both up front and each month, which alleviates a lot of potential confusion. Red Pocket’s family plans offer unlimited everything, with $30 for the first line and then $20 for each additional. If all of Red Pocket’s plans offer unlimited everything, why are there pricing tiers? Excellent question: to determine how much data you can download at “high speed.” At the lowest rate, $20/month, you get “3GB at highest speeds, unlimited at 2G speeds thereafter.” Higher pricing tiers bump up your high-speed cap: $30 gets you 10GB/month, $40 nets 22GB, and $50 allows 50GB at high speeds. eBay exclusive plans provide the best monthly price.Red Pocket Mobile review: Unlimited plans The potential savings make it worth investigating, and the pay-as-you-go plans allow for experimentation with different carriers to see which one works best for you. If Red Pocket’s service works well in your area - and that’s a significant “if” - it’s a solid option, especially for families, students, or anyone looking to have a secondary phone line. Each plan throttles your data speed once you hit your limit, which may be a deal-breaker for anyone hoping to use Red Pocket to power their business.
There are, of course, some caveats and limitations, the most important of which being the limits on how much “high-speed” data you can get. You can use your own phone, don’t have to change your number, and switch plans as need or finances demand. Red Pocket (opens in new tab)’s appeal is clear from the start: unlimited talk, text, and data for significantly less than plans from AT&T, Verizon, et al.
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