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T-Mobile vs. Boost Mobile: iPhone 18 Pro for 3 lines
For 3 lines of iPhone 18 Pro over 36 months, Boost Mobile's Unlimited+ beats T-Mobile's Experience More by $2,359. The monthly plan price is the single biggest driver of that gap. Both sides are backed by confirmed plan pricing.
T-Mobile (24 months) and Boost Mobile (24 months) spread its device credit over fewer than 36 months, so the bill drops partway through.
T-Mobile
Experience More · Buy unlocked (Apple financing)
$99.22–$99.23/mo per person, 3 lines
$10,238–$10,716 over 36 months · $284.39–$297.68/mo household
$347.72/mo for 24 months, then $197.84/mo once the device is paid off.
- Provider fees unconfirmed
Resolves once T-Mobile's provider fees for your location are confirmed.
Boost Mobile
Unlimited+ · Buy unlocked (Apple financing)
vs. T-Mobile unlocked (Apple financing) over 36 months
$77.38–$77.39/mo per person, 3 lines
$7,449–$8,358 over 36 months · $206.92–$232.16/mo household
$281.78/mo for 24 months, then $131.90/mo once the device is paid off.
- Activation fee unconfirmed,
- Provider fees unconfirmed
Resolves once Boost Mobile's activation fee is confirmed and Boost Mobile's provider fees are confirmed.
Between $360 less and $428 more than your current bill over 36 months — for 3 lines on Unlimited+
Plus 3 new phones and setup: $3,489–$3,609, net of trade-in/resale credit.
Plan $36.67/mo + device $49.96/mo + $40.00 upfront − $35.97 cashback
iPhone 18 Pro paid over 24 months at 0% APR via Apple Card Monthly Installments, with 3% cashback credited once.
Sales tax on the device (varies by state, typically charged upfront on full MSRP) is not included in the totals above.
Boost Mobile's per-line activation fee isn't confirmed — shown here as $40.00 (worst case, based on the highest verified activation fee in this dataset); best case assumes $0.
We don't have a resale value for a iPhone 16 in this condition yet, so it counts as $0 here.
Plan $36.67/mo + device $49.96/mo + $40.00 upfront − $35.97 cashback
iPhone 18 Pro paid over 24 months at 0% APR via Apple Card Monthly Installments, with 3% cashback credited once.
Sales tax on the device (varies by state, typically charged upfront on full MSRP) is not included in the totals above.
Boost Mobile's per-line activation fee isn't confirmed — shown here as $40.00 (worst case, based on the highest verified activation fee in this dataset); best case assumes $0.
We don't have a resale value for a iPhone 16 in this condition yet, so it counts as $0 here.
Plan $36.66/mo + device $49.96/mo + $40.00 upfront − $35.97 cashback
iPhone 18 Pro paid over 24 months at 0% APR via Apple Card Monthly Installments, with 3% cashback credited once.
Sales tax on the device (varies by state, typically charged upfront on full MSRP) is not included in the totals above.
Boost Mobile's per-line activation fee isn't confirmed — shown here as $40.00 (worst case, based on the highest verified activation fee in this dataset); best case assumes $0.
We don't have a resale value for a iPhone 16 in this condition yet, so it counts as $0 here.
Data verified September 10, 2026.
T-Mobile's provider fee: $4.49/line + $0.36–$4.79/line surcharge that varies by location. Boost Mobile's provider fee: provider fee not yet confirmed.
Frequently asked
Which is cheaper for 3 lines of iPhone 18 Pro: T-Mobile or Boost Mobile?
Boost Mobile's Unlimited+ costs $8,358 over 36 months for 3 lines of iPhone 18 Pro, $2,359 less than T-Mobile's Experience More at $10,716.
What's the effective monthly cost of iPhone 18 Pro on T-Mobile vs. Boost Mobile?
T-Mobile works out to $297.68/mo and Boost Mobile to $232.16/mo, each the 36-month total divided evenly by 36 — not necessarily the bill you'd see in any single month.
Are these T-Mobile and Boost Mobile prices confirmed?
T-Mobile's total is a computed worst/best estimate, pending a promo or fee confirmation, and Boost Mobile's is a computed worst/best estimate, pending a promo or fee confirmation. See the confidence badge on each card, and our methodology page, for what that means.