$25 a month forever unlimited plan, save up to $600 a year
Boost Mobile: $25 a month forever unlimited plan, save up to $600 a year · Jul 12–19, 2026
NewThe campaign promotes Boost Mobile's $25 a month forever unlimited plan, which allows customers to save up to $600 a year by not overpaying compared to major carriers, with no contracts or price hikes.
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You can keep your phone and your number but you save up to $600 a year compared to the major carriers.
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Boost Mobile proving you don't have to overpay for great wireless. Unlock the savings of $25 a month forever unlimited plan. Permanent price with no contracts and no price hikes. You can keep your phone and your number but you save up to $600 a year compared to the major carriers. Stop overpaying. Switch to a fair price at BoostMobile.com today based on average annual single line payment of AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile customers compared to 12 months on the Boost Mobile unlimited plan as of January 2026. For full offer details, visit BoostMobile.com.
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This campaign promotes unlimited data for $25 a month with a price that never changes, using a sports analogy to frame the offer as a solution to common carrier frustrations like price hikes and contracts.
The campaign promotes Boost Mobile's $25 unlimited wireless plan, emphasizing the opportunity to save up to $600 annually with a permanent price, no contracts or price hikes, and the convenience of keeping one's existing phone and number.
The campaign addresses the common problem of constantly rising prices by promoting Boost Mobile's unlimited talk, text, and data plan at a guaranteed fixed price of $25/month for life.
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