The wait is over: T-Mobile formally announces T-Mix

Thanks to leaks, we’ve known that T-Mobile has been cooking up a new benefits program called “T-Mix.” With a T-Mix plan, members would be able to choose what benefits they want through a new “Picks” system. Today, the carrier finally unveiled T-Mix, and the plans will become available in November. Without further ado, here’s what you need to know about the rollout.

T-Mix consists of a trio of plans: Standard, More, and Loaded. Depending on which plan you choose, you’ll receive a certain number of Picks. Those Picks can be used to select benefits, including streaming, music, gaming, food delivery, sports, AI, wireless benefits, and device promotions. On top of that, you still get T-Mobile member perks, like T-Mobile Tuesdays, hotel and rental car perks, and other premium experiences.

In terms of selectable benefits, you’ll be able to choose from the following perks:

The company states that it plans to add more partners and benefits over time.

Now, getting into the nitty-gritty details, the Standard plan starts at $55 per month for one line and includes one Pick. The More plan offers two Picks starting at $75 per month for one line. Meanwhile, Loaded starts at $95 per month for one line and includes three Picks. Adding more lines grants you more picks to use, with Standard, More, and Loaded offering up to four, seven, and 11 Picks, respectively.

You can check out the breakdown in the chart above. For example, perks like Apple TV and DashPass will cost one Pick. However, benefits such as Apple Music and YouTube Premium will cost two Picks. And Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and Netflix Premium will cost three and four Picks, respectively.

According to the Un-carrier, you’ll be able to change your benefits every three months. That means you have an opportunity to pick new benefits four times a year. T-Mobile states, “during three change windows, plus during the Annual Remix window.” However, it appears that “wireless benefits like T-Satellite can be changed anytime.”