Google Fi just got a much-needed $70 unlimited plan

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Google Fi has survived from the experimental stages to a full-fledged cell carrier, and now the company is taking it one step further. Now, you can sign up for an Unlimited data plan, which starts at $70 per line for a single user, and gets cheaper the more people you add.

Oh, and it has a host of sweet Google-centric perks as a sweetener to the deal.

Google Fi just released an unlimited plan for $70

I’ve been a Google Fi subscriber since the invite-only stages, and it’s been great. The switching between networks is seamless, and I never find myself out of signal.

Since those early days, the pricing has always been $20 per line for unlimited texts and calls, with $10 per Gig of data used. Now, Fi is adding an unlimited plan, with some pretty sweet added extras if they’re things you’ll use.

• $70 per month if you’re a single user, progressively lowering per line added to $45 per line if you have four to six lines on your account
• Unlimited high-speed data up to 22 GB/person & slower after. Video may stream at DVD-quality (480p)
• Free international calling to over 50 destinations
• 100GB of cloud storage with Google One for every member on your plan (A $2 per month value)
• Swap between pay-as-you-use data and the Unlimited plan at any time

You don’t need a specific Fi-enabled phone anymore either, just check your compatibility using Fi’s tool, and you can bring your existing handset.

What do you think? Interested in Google Fi? Let us know down below in the comments or carry the discussion over to our Twitter or Facebook.

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