AT&T Announces Two New Unlimited Plans That Include Their New TV Service for Free

We knew it wouldn’t take long for AT&T to announce something new following their finalized deal with Time Warner and Verizon recently announcing a new unlimited data plan, but this was quick. This morning, AT&T announced two new unlimited data plans that include their brand new “Watch TV” streaming service for free. Yep, free TV is here.

The new AT&T unlimited plans are called AT&T Unlimited &More and AT&T Unlimited &More Premium. And yes, they are spelled out that exact way, with no space between “&” and “More.” I know, it’s driving me nuts already too.

So what’s new with these plans? AT&T says that you get the same benefits as Unlimited Plus Enhanced and Unlimited Choice Enhanced (their current plans), but the pricing has been tweaked slightly and you get free streaming TV.

Here is the breakdown for AT&T Unlimited &More Premium:

• Option to add free Watch TV service
• Option to add one additional free service including: HBO, Starz, Showtime, Cinemax, Amazon Music Unlimited, Pandora Premium
• Premium 4G LTE data
• High “quality” video streaming
• 15GB high-speed hotspot
• $15/mo credit towards DIRECTV, DIRECTV NOW or U-verse TV
• Pricing: $80 per month for a single line (after autopay and paperless bill credit); $190 for 4 lines

Here is the breakdown for AT&T Unlimited &More:

• Option to add free Watch TV service
• $15/mo credit towards DIRECTV, DIRECTV NOW or U-verse TV
• Pricing: $70 per month for a single line (after autopay and paperless bill credit); $120 for 4 lines

What is AT&T Watch TV?

This is AT&T’s new streaming TV service that will be available via app or select browsers. It’s like YouTube TV, only slimmer and less expensive. Think of it as a light service in that it has 30 channels and will only cost $15 per month as a stand-alone service. But again, you get it for free with either of these two new AT&T unlimited plans.

Here are the Watch TV channels for launch:

AT&T says that these new unlimited plans and their Watch TV service arrive next week. We’ll let you know when they go live.

// AT&T