Having a mobile phone these days isn’t a luxury that people can afford to do without. The ability to stay connected at all times is an absolute necessity for most, but the cost of signing up for a reliable service can be out of reach for some people. That’s where Mint Mobile comes in: the cellular provider is helping customers fight back against inflation by keeping prices low and offering premium wireless for as little as $15 per month.

As great as the shocking low price tag is, it’s understandable that consumers might be a little wary of what they’re getting, considering that price is so much lower than Mint’s competitors. Most of the time, a lower price means lower-quality, but time after time, customers come back to Mint Mobile because they’ve had a good experience. So, how does Mint maintain this delicate balance of a low price point and a reputation for quality service?

To start with, Mint Mobile uses the T-Mobile network to provide nationwide coverage on America’s largest 5G network. This network allows Mint Mobile subscribers to stay connected wherever they go, even at a price as low as $15 per month.

Customers can also pick the exact amount of data they need with a Mint Mobile plan, giving them the ability to pay less if they use less, or opt for Mint’s Unlimited data plan. Viewers can sign up for three-month, six-month, or 12-month plans, as well, so they never have to feel locked in if they find they’re not using as much data as they are paying for.

Mint Mobile also cuts back on the extras, so viewers aren’t feeling saddled with a bunch of bonus subscriptions that they’re stuck paying for but never use. There are no free streaming benefits or other extras with Mint, just quality wireless service at a low price that leaves you with plenty of extra funds to sign up for a streamer or two.

Users also don’t have to buy a new phone from Mint to get the service’s best rates, which is another way the company keeps quality high and costs to consumers low. Those who switch to Mint can shop for new devices if they like, but if they’re satisfied with their existing phone, they can keep it and not have to add a new fee to their bill.

Unlike other providers, Mint doesn’t just raise prices for the sake of keeping its profit margins healthy. In fact, the service has increased the amount of data in its several plans without raising prices, as part of its customer-friendly philosophy. Why is Mint able to do this when other mobile companies cannot? In the company’s own words, “we don’t hate you.”

With plans as low as $15 per month if subscribers pay up front, Mint Mobile might understandably cause concern that its lower sticker price means lower quality coverage. However, Mint uses the country’s largest 5G network to provide nationwide coverage, and allows customers to customize their service by choosing the amount of data they get and bringing their own phone with them. Mint is all about putting money back in the pockets of its customers while working hard to keep them connected at the same time.