T-Mobile has officially announced its new T-Mix plans following recent rumors about the upcoming offering. The plans come in three tiers: Standard, More, and Loaded, and will become available in November. Instead of including a fixed set of benefits, each plan gives subscribers a certain number of “Picks” that they can use to select the perks they prefer.

T-Mix Standard starts at $55 per month for one line and includes one Pick. T-Mix More costs $75 per month with two Picks, while T-Mix Loaded costs $95 per month with three Picks. These prices require AutoPay and exclude taxes and fees. With Loaded, the first three lines each receive three Picks, with a maximum of 11 Picks overall. Discounted options will also be available for customers aged 55 and older, military members and veterans, first responders, and college students.

Subscribers can use their Picks for services such as Apple TV, DashPass, Hulu, Netflix, Pandora, and SiriusXM. New partners include Apple Music, ESPN Unlimited, Delta SkyMiles, Google Gemini, Paramount+, Xbox Game Pass, and YouTube Premium. Picks can also be used for wireless benefits, including T-Satellite and the new Optimized Video Calls feature, which uses a dedicated network slice to prioritize video calls, as well as device promotions that include a new phone. Partner Picks can be changed four times per year through three change windows and an Annual Remix window, while wireless benefits can be changed at any time. However, some services may charge fees when switched outside the designated windows.

Regarding connectivity and streaming, Standard includes 50GB of premium data, 480p video streaming, and unlimited mobile hotspot data at 3G speeds. More and Loaded offer unlimited premium data and video streaming at resolutions of up to 4K. They also include 60GB and 250GB of high-speed hotspot data, respectively, before hotspot speeds drop to 3G.

In Canada and Mexico, Standard includes unlimited 2G data, while More and Loaded provide 15GB and 30GB of high-speed data, respectively, followed by unlimited data at 256Kbps. For international travel, Standard offers unlimited texting in more than 215 countries and destinations. More and Loaded add 5GB and 15GB of high-speed data, respectively, followed by unlimited data at 256Kbps. International calls cost $0.50 per minute across all three plans.

T-Mobile Chief Marketing Officer Allan Samson described the traditional approach to mobile plans as “one-size-fits-nobody.” While the new system gives customers more flexibility to choose their preferred benefits, it remains to be seen whether swapping perks will deliver meaningful savings in practice. T-Mobile says it plans to continue adding new partners and benefits over time.