Boost doesn't offer formal family plans like the ones you'll find at AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon. At those carriers, you'll get per-line discounts as you add more people to your plan.

With Boost Family Guard, the Boost Mobile account holder can manage and limit screen time, track user locations, and more. All of these new plans are certainly enticing, but perhaps you’re not ...

Boost Mobile, the cellular subsidiary of EchoStar Communications, is streamlining its brand and rolling out a series of new service plans, including one with a phone upgrade every year, to set itse… ...

Dish-owned Boost Mobile has been talking about its plans to launch a new postpaid service to rival the big three US carriers for months. On Wednesday, it's finally taking the next step, announcing ...

Telstra has today announced that it has acquired one of the most popular Telco brands, Boost Mobile. Boost Mobile has grown ...

Boost Mobile Three Months 5GB Plan SIM Card Kit for $14.99 ($30 off) To be clear, that isn’t a plan for $14.99 per month — that’s the regular rate. This is a one-time payment of $14.99 for ...

Boost Mobile new logo emphasizes the company's progress Boost Mobile highlighted on its website that the new unlimited 5G plans start at $25 a month on any line for customers who sign up on autopay.

Boost Mobile’s entry-level plan in this segment fetches $50 per month for 35GB of high-speed data, 12GB of which can be used for mobile hotspot purposes. Users can add an additional line for $30 ...

Boost Mobile sale knocks its 5G data plan to just $1 for your first month. Here's how to get it.