But they’re rare in the United States, despite their successes overseas and in other types of bundles, like Spotify’s subscription packages with Hulu and the New York Times, or Amazon US mobile network operator Sprint has launched its Unlimited Plus plan, which includes a subscription to music streaming service Tidal. The plan costs $45 per month and comes with unlimited access to the service, as well as other perks such as free text messages and data roaming in Mexico for up to two years. It will cost $22-per-month per line, for up to five lines with a new or existing phone, or $42 with a leased phone. A basic plan, without Tidal, will cost $32-per-month per line for leased phones.
US mobile network operator Sprint has launched its Unlimited Plus plan, which includes a subscription to music streaming service Tidal. The plan costs $45 per month and comes with unlimited access to the service, as well as other perks such as free text messages and data roaming in Mexico for up to two years. It will cost $22-per-month per line, for up to five lines with a new or existing phone, or $42 with a leased phone. A basic plan, without Tidal, will cost $32-per-month per line for leased phones.