Google Fi updates its phone plans
The entry-level Flexible plan isn’t getting any price cut. It still costs $10 per GB for data and anywhere between $16 and $20 for unlimited calls and texts depending on the number of lines you add. But you now get “unlimited calling within Canada and Mexico at no extra cost”. Earlier, you could make free calls to these two countries from the US only. You also get unlimited hotspot tethering and up to four data-only SIMs at no extra cost. The Simply Unlimited plan that Google Fi introduced in April 2021 is getting a price reduction though. It now starts at $20 per month per line for four or more lines, down from $30. For three lines, you’ll have to pay $25 each, a $5 reduction from $30. Simply Unlimited also now costs $40 for two lines (from $45) and $50 for one (previously$60). In addition to this price cut, Google Fi is also increasing the high-speed data cap for the Simply Unlimited plan. You now get 35GB of high-speed data instead of 22GB, as well as 5GB of hotspot tethering for your laptop or tablet. Unlimited calling within Canada and Mexico too.
To celebrate this revision, Google Fi is also offering up to $500 on select phones as well as a $100 Fi bill credit if you join the carrier with your phone or add a line.
