Google Fi Plans and Price: $35, $50 or $65 Unlimited, or $20 Plus $10 a GB

Google Fi sells Unlimited Essentials at $35, Standard at $50 and Premium at $65 for one line, plus a $20 Flexible plan at $10 a GB. Data caps, perks, Pixel discount.

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Google Fi prices four plans for one line and tells you, in a footnote, how much data each one really gives before it slows. As of October 10, 2026, Google Fi’s plans page lists Unlimited Essentials at $35 a month, Unlimited Standard at $50 and Unlimited Premium at $65, plus a Flexible plan at $20 a month plus $10 for every gigabyte used. The asterisk on every unlimited plan reads: “High-speed data up to 100 GB/person on Unlimited Premium, 50 GB/person on Unlimited Standard, 30 GB/person on Unlimited Essentials, and 256 kbps after.” The page also runs a time-limited offer, 50% off for 12 months for anyone who brings a Pixel phone, ending October 31, 2026. This guide sets out each plan in Google’s words, the data and hotspot caps, the perks that come with Premium, the Flexible plan’s break-even, the Pixel discount’s terms and the tax note. The perks Google attaches have their own guides: our YouTube Premium guide and Google One guide.

The quick answer

  • Unlimited Premium, “$65” “per month for 1 line”: “100 GB of high-speed data*,” “50 GB of high-speed hotspot tethering,” “International data in 200+ destinations,” “Connectivity for tablets and laptops,” “Full connectivity for select smartwatches,” “6 months of YouTube Premium on us,” “100 GB of storage with Google One”
  • Unlimited Standard, “$50”: “50 GB of high-speed data*,” “25 GB of high-speed hotspot tethering,” “International data in Canada and Mexico,” smartwatch connectivity
  • Unlimited Essentials, “$35,” “Our most affordable plan”: “30 GB of high-speed data*,” smartwatch connectivity
  • Flexible, “$20” ”+ $10/GB of data”: “Pay for the data you use,” “Data for $10/GB,” “High-speed hotspot tethering,” “International data in 200+ destinations,” tablets, laptops and smartwatches
  • After the cap: “256 kbps after”
  • Pixel offer: “Get 50% off for 12 months when you bring a Google Pixel phone.” “Join any unlimited plan. Applies to new lines and each person bringing a Pixel phone. Cancel anytime. Ends 10/31/26.”
  • Taxes: “Monthly prices do not include taxes and gov’t fees.”

Key facts at a glance

FlexibleUnlimited EssentialsUnlimited StandardUnlimited Premium
One line, monthly$20 + $10 a GB$35$50$65
With the Pixel offer, 12 months (our math)Not offered$17.50$25$32.50
High-speed dataPay per GB30 GB, then 256 kbps50 GB, then 256 kbps100 GB, then 256 kbps
HotspotHigh-speed, from your dataNot listed25 GB50 GB
International data200+ destinationsNot listedCanada and Mexico200+ destinations
Tablets and laptopsYesNot listedNot listedYes
SmartwatchesYesYesYesYes
PerksNone listedNone listedNone listed6 months of YouTube Premium, 100 GB Google One

Prices from Google Fi’s plans page for one line, read October 10, 2026, US, before taxes and government fees.

Diagram: which Google Fi plan in October 2026, Flexible at 20 dollars plus 10 a gigabyte for light users, Unlimited Essentials at 35 with 30 GB of high-speed data, Unlimited Standard at 50 with 50 GB, 25 GB of hotspot and Canada and Mexico data, Unlimited Premium at 65 with 100 GB, 50 GB of hotspot, 200 plus destinations, tablet and laptop data and six months of YouTube Premium plus 100 GB of Google One, with every unlimited plan dropping to 256 kbps after its cap and a Pixel phone cutting any unlimited plan in half for 12 months until October 31, 2026, taxes and fees extra

What Google Fi sells

Google Fi’s plans page opens with “Wireless, reimagined by Google” and six pitches: “Top-priority data speeds on an ultra-reliable 5G network,” “Coverage included in 200+ destinations abroad,” “The only phone plan built with Google Account security,” “Data included for your smartwatch, tablet, and laptop,” “Google One cloud storage and 6 months of YouTube Premium on us” and “24/7 support from real people.” Not every pitch applies to every plan; the cards below sort them out, and a line selector from one to six people sets the per-line price.

The data caps behind “unlimited”

Each unlimited card carries an asterisk, and the footnote is the operative line: “High-speed data up to 100 GB/person on Unlimited Premium, 50 GB/person on Unlimited Standard, 30 GB/person on Unlimited Essentials, and 256 kbps after.” So the three unlimited plans are 30 GB, 50 GB and 100 GB plans at full speed, after which data continues at a speed that handles messaging and little else.

Unlimited Essentials: $35 for 30 GB

The “Our most affordable plan” card is “$35” “per month for 1 line” with “30 GB of high-speed data*” and “Full connectivity for select smartwatches.” It lists no hotspot allowance, no international data and no perks.

Unlimited Standard: $50 for 50 GB and hotspot

Standard is “$50” with “50 GB of high-speed data*,” “25 GB of high-speed hotspot tethering,” “International data in Canada and Mexico” and smartwatch connectivity, under the heading “Hotspot tethering for your devices.” By our math the $15 step from Essentials buys 20 GB more full-speed data, the hotspot allowance and the two neighboring countries.

Unlimited Premium: $65 for 100 GB, travel and perks

The “Most popular” card is “$65” for “Maximum perks & global connectivity”: “100 GB of high-speed data*,” “50 GB of high-speed hotspot tethering,” “International data in 200+ destinations,” “Connectivity for tablets and laptops,” “Full connectivity for select smartwatches,” “6 months of YouTube Premium on us” and “100 GB of storage with Google One.” By our math the $15 step from Standard buys 50 GB more data, 25 GB more hotspot, worldwide data, tablet and laptop data, and the two perks, whose standalone prices are in our YouTube Premium and Google One guides.

Flexible: $20 plus $10 a gigabyte

Flexible is “Pay for the data you use” at “$20” “per month for 1 line” ”+ $10/GB of data,” with “Data for $10/GB,” “High-speed hotspot tethering,” “International data in 200+ destinations,” “Connectivity for tablets and laptops” and smartwatch connectivity. By our math, Flexible costs the same as Essentials at 1.5 GB of use ($20 plus $15) and the same as Standard at 3 GB; above those points the unlimited plans are cheaper. Flexible’s travel coverage matches Premium’s 200+ destinations, which Essentials and Standard do not have.

The Pixel offer

The banner reads “Get 50% off for 12 months when you bring a Google Pixel phone.” with the terms “Join any unlimited plan. Applies to new lines and each person bringing a Pixel phone. Cancel anytime. Ends 10/31/26. Terms apply.” By our math a Pixel owner pays $17.50, $25 or $32.50 a month for the first year on the three unlimited plans, a saving of $210, $300 or $390 over the year. The offer does not appear on the Flexible card.

Taxes, lines and the shared features

Every price is before tax: “Monthly prices do not include taxes and gov’t fees.” The page’s “Compare all features” section lists what every plan shares, including unlimited calls and texts, Google Account security, spam call blocking, a VPN by Google and round-the-clock support. Per-line prices for two to six people are set by the selector on the page; the figures here are for one line.

Where the page needs a second look

Unlimited has a number. 30 GB, 50 GB or 100 GB at high speed, then 256 kbps.

Perks are Premium-only. YouTube Premium for six months and 100 GB of Google One sit on the $65 card alone.

Travel data is on Premium and Flexible. Standard covers Canada and Mexico; Essentials lists none.

Flexible is a light-use plan. It overtakes Essentials in cost at 1.5 GB a month by our math.

The Pixel discount is dated and conditional. New lines, each person bringing a Pixel, ends October 31, 2026.

Taxes and government fees are extra.

Before you pick a plan

This is a list of things to check, not a recommendation:

  1. How much data do you actually use? Under 1.5 GB, Flexible is cheapest by our math; 30 GB covers Essentials; 50 GB and 100 GB are the next caps
  2. Need hotspot? 25 GB on Standard, 50 GB on Premium; Essentials lists none
  3. Traveling beyond Canada and Mexico? Premium or Flexible
  4. Own a Pixel? Half price for 12 months on any unlimited plan until October 31, 2026
  5. Already paying for YouTube Premium or Google One? Premium’s perks offset part of its price for six months and ongoing storage
  6. Add the tax. Prices exclude taxes and government fees

How much is Google Fi? $35 for Unlimited Essentials, $50 for Unlimited Standard, $65 for Unlimited Premium, or $20 plus $10 a GB on Flexible, for one line before taxes, per Google Fi’s page read October 10, 2026.

Is Google Fi really unlimited? Talk and text are unlimited; high-speed data is capped at 30 GB, 50 GB or 100 GB per person, then slowed to 256 kbps.

Does Google Fi include YouTube Premium? Unlimited Premium includes 6 months of YouTube Premium and 100 GB of Google One storage.

What is the Google Fi Pixel deal? 50% off any unlimited plan for 12 months for new lines where the person brings a Pixel phone, ending October 31, 2026.

Does Google Fi work abroad? Premium and Flexible include data in 200+ destinations; Standard covers Canada and Mexico.

How much is Google Fi hotspot? Included: 25 GB on Standard, 50 GB on Premium, and from your paid data on Flexible.

Is Google Fi Flexible cheaper? Only for light use: by our math it matches Essentials at 1.5 GB and Standard at 3 GB of monthly use.

Does Google Fi charge taxes? Yes. Monthly prices exclude taxes and government fees.

Bottom line

As of October 10, 2026, Google Fi is $35, $50 or $65 for one unlimited line with 30 GB, 50 GB or 100 GB of high-speed data before a 256 kbps slowdown, or $20 plus $10 a GB on Flexible for light users. Premium alone carries the perks and worldwide data, a Pixel phone halves any unlimited plan for a year until October 31, 2026, and taxes and fees are extra on every price.

Prices, plan features and quotations from Google Fi’s plans page for one line, read October 10, 2026, US, before taxes and government fees. Break-even points and discounted figures are our own arithmetic. Google Fi’s page is the authority and may change. This is general information, not financial advice.

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