New customers can get four free phones (up to $830 value each) plus four lines of Unlimited Basic data for $90/mo for 12 months, a $30/mo savings off the regular plan price.
For 12 months; new customers. Up to $830 value per phone on Unlimited Basic. Savings of $30/mo off regular price.
Unlimited Everyday plan with four free phones (up to $1,000 value each) plus four lines for $130/mo for 12 months. Includes HD streaming, unlimited data in Canada and Mexico, Premium Call Guardian, 50GB priority data and 25GB hotspot.
For 12 months. Up to $1,000 value per phone. Includes 50GB priority data and 25GB hotspot.
Bring your own device (BYOD) and get $10 off your payments for 12 months with a new line and qualifying prepaid plan.
Requires a new line and qualifying prepaid plan. $10/mo discount for 12 months.
Bring your number to UScellular on a new plan and get $50 after paying for your first month, usable toward a payment, another device or accessories.
Requires porting your number to a new plan and paying for the first month.
Trade in your old phone, tablet or smartwatch and get up to $650 in account credit toward a new device. UScellular accepts devices from all major carriers, even with normal wear and tear.
Device must be in good working condition for full value; damaged devices may still have value. Credit appears on your account in about 2-4 weeks. Eligible plan may be required.
Switch to UScellular and they'll pay off your current carrier contract, with select promotions offering up to $1,100 off a phone with no trade-in needed.
Requires switching and activating an eligible plan. Contract payoff and device credits subject to offer terms and verification.
As of Aug 12, 2026, this page tracks 6 active UScellular offers. The mix includes 0 promo codes that require entry at checkout and 6 automatic deals.
The offers on this page come only from UScellular's official channels and are reviewed before they appear. When an offer is Verified, it means we found it on UScellular's own source on the date shown and linked you to it; anything unconfirmed is flagged Pending. We don't run live-cart tests or invent success percentages — see our editorial policy for the full method.
| Offer | Type | Last checked | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 lines $90/mo, 4 free phones | Deal | Jul 18, 2026 | Official page | Verified |
| 4 lines $130/mo, 4 free phones | Deal | Jul 18, 2026 | Official page | Verified |
| $10 off/mo for 12 months | Deal | Jul 18, 2026 | Official page | Verified |
| $50 port-in credit | Deal | Jul 18, 2026 | Official page | Verified |
| Up to $650 | Deal | Jul 11, 2026 | Official page | Verified |
| Contract buyout | Deal | Jul 11, 2026 | Official page | Verified |
UScellular is a longstanding US wireless carrier that is now part of T-Mobile, and that transition is the single most important thing to understand before you shop it. As of May 1, 2026, existing UScellular Prepaid customers can no longer change plans, add lines, or upgrade a device on a prepaid account; to make those kinds of changes, you now move to a T-Mobile Prepaid plan or another carrier, and prepaid service is winding down entirely over the following weeks. Historically, UScellular built its reputation on prepaid Unlimited plans paired with generous device and switching incentives, and several of those offers reflect that heritage. Family-oriented deals included Unlimited Everyday at 4 lines for $130/mo with 4 free phones, and a leaner 4 lines of Unlimited for $90/mo, also with 4 free phones. For people bringing their own hardware, the Bring Your Own Device offer took $10 off per month for 12 months on a new line, while a port-in credit delivered $50 after your first month for moving an existing number over. Bigger switching incentives rounded out the lineup, including a Break Free contract buyout where UScellular would pay off your old contract, and a trade-in program offering up to $650 in account credit. UScellular historically suited rural and regional users who valued its coverage footprint and no-frills prepaid value. Given the T-Mobile transition, the practical read today is to treat these as legacy offers: confirm current eligibility before counting on any of them, since the prepaid path is winding down and the destination for most changes is now T-Mobile Prepaid. The codes and deals above are sourced from UScellular's own site and verified before listing.
The most important step is checking eligibility first, because as of May 1, 2026, UScellular Prepaid plan changes, adding lines, and device upgrades are no longer available following the transition to T-Mobile; if you need any of those, you'll be routed to a T-Mobile Prepaid plan or another carrier, and existing prepaid service is ending in the weeks that follow. For any qualifying prepaid plan that remains active, you pay for your first month to start service. If you're bringing a compatible device, activate it as a BYOD line to capture the $10 off per month for 12 months. To earn the port-in credit, transfer your existing number when you activate, and the $50 credit posts after your first month rather than instantly. Switching incentives work on their own tracks: the Break Free contract buyout requires submitting your old carrier's final bill for reimbursement, and the trade-in program applies up to $650 as account credit spread over time once your device's value is assessed. Because these are legacy-style offers during a carrier transition, verify each one is still open to new activations before you rely on it.
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Summarised from UScellular's official policy pages (source), last checked Jul 18, 2026. Always confirm current terms at checkout.
No. As of May 1, 2026, you can no longer change plans or add lines on a UScellular Prepaid account. If you need to make changes or add a line, you'll have to move to a T-Mobile Prepaid plan or switch to another carrier. This reflects UScellular now being part of T-Mobile. Existing prepaid service continues for now, but plan modifications are no longer available.
No. UScellular is now part of T-Mobile. That's why account changes such as switching plans or adding lines on UScellular Prepaid are being routed to T-Mobile Prepaid going forward. Your current service still operates, but the brand is now under the T-Mobile umbrella, which shapes how new offers and account changes are handled.
With the Bring Your Own Device prepaid offer, you activate a new line on a qualifying prepaid plan using a device you already own and get $10 off your payments each month for 12 months. It's a way to save on service without buying new hardware. Over the full year, that adds up to a meaningful discount on your prepaid plan.
When you port your existing number to UScellular on a new plan, you receive $50 after you pay for your first month of service. The credit can be applied toward a payment, another device, or accessories, giving you some flexibility in how you use it. It's a switch incentive on top of other deals like the BYOD monthly discount.
This page currently tracks 6 active offers: 6 automatic deals. The list changes as offers are added, expire, or are withdrawn.
We currently show 6 source-verified offers. Each verified row links to the official page where the offer was found.