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T-Mobile Offers Uncarrier Plans to Businesses

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Aug 21, 2013, 1:00 PM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile today announced new service plans for its business customers that borrow some of the "Uncarrier" ideas from its consumer plans. Beginning August 26, T-Mobile's business customers will be able to choose between two new offerings, Simple Choice for Business, and Simple Choice Classic. The first, says T-Mobile, separates the cost of the plan from the cost of the device. It requires that businesses make a down payment for each device and then lets them make monthly installment payments for five or more lines. Service plans start at $20 per line per month, and include unlimited talk and text and up to 500MB of data. Plans range up to $50 per line per month for unlimited 4G data. The second plan, according to T-Mobile, is more traditional in that it bundles together the cost of the device and the plan. Customers choose the number of lines and the amount of data they want for each device. Service plans prices start at $40 per line per month for unlimited talk and text, and up to 500MB of data. T-Mobile says $70 per month buys unlimited everything. Both plans allow businesses to customize how much data is available to each line.

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