Google Fi price drops

Editor’s note: This article was written by Dallas Cox and originally appeared on Clark.com.

Google recently announced price changes and new features for Google Fi wireless plans. With the new changes, the Simply Unlimited plan is now available for as low as $20 per month with four or more lines. In addition to the price drops, Google Fi has slightly improved all three of the currently available plans.

Here are the changes to each plan’s pricing and features as of April.

Google Fi Flexible currently offers unlimited calls and texts beginning at $20 monthly plus taxes and fees. You can add data to this plan for $10 per GB and no charge after 6GB. Currently, Google Fi Flexible holds the title of Best Overall International Phone Plan on Clark. com.

Simply Unlimited includes unlimited data in the U.S., Canada and Mexico with slower speeds after 35GB. The plan now also includes a bit of mobile hotspot and free international calling to Canada and Mexico. If you have four lines of service, this plan becomes really affordable at only $20 per line per month.

Unlimited Plus is Google Fi’s top-tier plan, and it includes all of the features of Simply Unlimited. However, it also includes a higher data cap (50GB), unlimited hotspot, 100GB of cloud storage with Google One, free international calling to more than 50 destinations, free roaming in 200plus destinations and free international texts.

If you aren’t familiar with Google Fi, it’s an affordable cellphone service provider that operates on T-mobile and Uscellular networks. If your phone isn’t designed for Google Fi, you’ll likely have access only to T-mobile’s network. However, that’s not a bad thing as long as you have T-mobile service in your area; T-mobile is currently ranked far above the competition when it comes to 5G performance and availability. For more information, visit clark.com.