The promotion features two distinct annual tiers designed to undercut standard single-line carrier rates. The Annual Plus plan is priced at $180, effectively providing three months of service free, while the entry-level Annual Essentials plan drops to $80, a value equivalent to four months of free service. Beyond these annual options, RedPocket is offering half-off discounts on the first month of its standard monthly tiers.

National Sales Director Alex Salas framed the move as a response to recent industry-wide price hikes on legacy accounts. By locking in rates for a full year, the company claims customers can save between $500 and $780 annually compared to traditional major carrier contracts. Beyond service discounts, those who upgrade during the promotional window are eligible for a $150 rebate on current iPhone models. All plans maintain the flexibility to port existing numbers and continue using current devices, though subscriptions will return to full MSRP upon renewal.