You can get multiple data-only SIM cards for free for your other devices, free hotspot capabilities, and international data in more than 135 countries, all at the normal rate. As long as you pay for the data you use, (as pay-per-MB or with the new unlimited plan) the fees pretty much stop there. Advertisementįurther Reading Google’s cellular service gets rebranded, offers support for iPhonesGoogle Fi is a unique cellular service that can save you money depending on how you use your mobile device. With this plan, you'll get 22GB of unthrottled data and 100GB of storage per person, not shared across the whole family, which sounds like a good deal. The unlimited plan is $70 a month for a single person, $60 a month each for two accounts ($120 total), $50 each for three accounts ($150 total) and $45 each for four accounts or more ( $180 total). The new Fi plan supports Google's family bundling, too. Free Google accounts get 15GB across Gmail, Drive, and Google Photos, and Google One allows you to purchase anywhere from 100GB to 30TB of online storage.

Google One is a monthly subscription service that gives you more storage for your Google account. This new $70 plan is $10 cheaper and comes with more unthrottled data, and the bundled 100GB of Google One storage saves you another $2 a month.

In 2018, Google Fi introduced ' Bill Protection,' a tweak to the pay-per-MB plan that capped monthly bills at $80, making it an 'unlimited' plan that throttled after 15GB. Besides the original pay-per-megabyte plan with unlimited calls and text, Google Fi is now launching a full blown 'Unlimited' plan (with throttling after 22GB) for $70, and it comes with 100GB of cloud storage thanks to a bundled 'Google One' membership. Google Fi, Google's MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) cellular service, is launching a second plan for users today.

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