Mint Mobile’s new ‘Home Minternet’ plan promises super-fast 5G home internet for as little as $30/mo

One of the most popular prepaid carriers, Mint Mobile, has just launched a brand new 5G home internet service, and there’s already a deal for those looking to switch it up.

Right now, you can get the first three months of ‘Home Minternet’ for $90 upfront when you bundle it with a phone plan. That’s $30 per month for a completely unlimited home internet package.

If you’re already a Mint Mobile customer, then the good news is you can also get yourself this super-cheap introductory Minternet deal. Note, however, that you’ll have to navigate to the Minternet page linked here and call a specific number to claim your deal.

The Home Minternet plan includes completely unlimited 5G internet of up to 415 Mbps thanks to its use of the nationwide T-Mobile 5G network. Coverage may depend on your local area, but luckily, it’s extremely easy to check thanks to the provided form. To see if you’re eligible, simply navigate to Mint Mobile and input your home address before you check out.

Home Minternet deal at Mint Mobile

Not that Mint’s ‘Home Minternet’ plan usually averages out at $40 per month if you pay for a full year of service upfront. Similar to the carrier’s phone plans, you get the best rates on average if you commit to a longer service period. After your introductory period is over, you revert to full price, so it’s worth considering that before you sign up.

Set-up for the Home Minternet plan should be easy since it’s a fully wireless service based on T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet. You don’t need any installation aside from simply plugging in the provided router from Mint and connecting your home devices via WiFi or cable.

One more thing. While I’ve highlighted Mint’s introductory deal here, it’s also worth noting that you don’t need to be an existing Mint Mobile customer to sign up for Home Minternet. You can still get the six-month plan for $270 upfront, or the annual plan for $480 – both fantastic options if you just want a cheap home internet plan.