People are growing tired of slow internet connections and lengthy contracts. However, the good news is that there are numerous unlimited internet plans that you can sign up for this year. What’s more, they’re offering a lot more than just fast speeds. Read on to find out which carriers are offering the best-unlimited plans.

Cheapest Unlimited Plan: Mint Mobile

Mint Mobile offers unlimited data for only $30 a month — a very attractive price point. After the introductory period, you must sign up for an annual plan to keep that low price point. The good news is that the carrier uses T-Mobile’s network, which has much better coverage and faster 5G speeds than other smaller carriers.

Best Value Unlimited Plan: Visible

Visible offers the best-unlimited plan for Verizon, combining 5G data with hotspot data at no extra charge. You can reduce your bill to as little as $25 per month by splitting a plan with friends and family members via the ‘Party Pay’ setup offered by the carrier. Visible now offers a 15-day free trial so you can test the service using your current phone.

Best Unlimited Plan Overall: Verizon

Verizon’s Ultra Wideband network offers a feature-rich unlimited plan for $80/month, which is significantly more expensive than Mint’s plan. However, you receive unlimited access to 5G and subscriptions to Hulu and ESPN Plus, 25GB of LTE hotspot data, six-month trials of Apple Music and Discovery Plus, and access to Apple Arcade or Google Play Pass for streaming gaming.

Best Unlimited Value from A Major Carrier: T-Mobile

T-Mobile’s Magenta plan is a good option if you want to save money without sacrificing data. T-Mobile’s unlimited plan includes 5GB of hotspot data and unlimited hotspotting at 3G speeds. With 100GB of priority data, your speeds won’t slow down until you consume more than that. You get plenty of perks like a free year of both Apple TV Plus and Paramount Plus with T-Mobile’s unlimited data plan.

Perfect for Big Streamers: At&t

AT&T offers three unlimited data plans, but one of them is less expensive than the other two. The AT&T Value Plus plan is $15 cheaper per line than the Unlimited Starter plan at $50 a month. This plan is not suitable for families, as the AT&T Value Plus plan is only offered for single lines. Like the other two unlimited plans, members of the Value Plus plan may experience slower speeds when there is heavy network traffic. Additionally, you will lose out on benefits like hotspot data; however, with AT&T no longer offering free HBO Max with its priciest unlimited plan, perhaps this is not a significant loss.