Sprint Is No Longer Trying To 'One Up' As They Launch New 'Framily' Plans
January 13, 2014
Sprint has ended the company’s “One Up” early upgrade plan. The program gave a $15 per month discount to customers who opted to forgo a subsidy.
First unveiled in September, One Up joined other “early upgrade” programs in the U.S. including AT&T Next, Verizon Edge, and T-Mobile Jump. As with AT&T Next, Sprint’s plan didn’t require a downpayment. Like with T-Mobile Jump, One Up entitled subscribers to a discount on their monthly plan.
One Up is being replaced by the new Sprint Framily Plan, which offers savings for individuals in a group.
Each Sprint Framily member has the ability to customize their own plan to meet their unique needs, including:
For more carrier news, see: Sprint Turns On LTE Coverage In 70 New Markets, T-Mobile Unveils New Plan To Pay ETF Fees For Customers Who Switch, and Could Sprint Be Looking To Purchase 'Uncarrier' T-Mobile US?
- Buy-up to unlimited data plus get annual upgrades for only $20/month per line.
- Or buy-up to 3GB of data for just $10/month per line. Additional on-network data above 1GB or 3GB buy up: 1.5¢/MB.
- Plus, add tablets or other products to the account (in accordance with credit policy) without impacting the total number of lines on the Sprint Framily available to a group.
