T-Mobile is preparing to launch a new fleet of plans under a new T-Mix brand, according to a report relayed by GSMArena. The reported lineup would replace the carrier’s current naming with three tiers — Standard, More and Loaded — alongside a separate Essentials Saver 3.0 option, giving customers a new set of price and data thresholds to compare before the plans go live.

The T-Mix Standard tier would cost $65 per month for a single line, $105 for two, $130 for three, $155 for four, $180 for five and $205 for six lines, GSMArena reports. It would include unlimited talk, text and data, with 50GB of what the report calls premium data. T-Mix More would run $85 per month for a single line and bring unlimited premium data plus 60GB of hotspot use. T-Mix Loaded would cost $105 for a single line and include unlimited premium data with 250GB of hotspot use. None of those prices include the autopay discount.

A separate Essentials Saver 3.0 plan would cost $55 per month for a single line and $100 for two lines, which GSMArena reports is the maximum number of lines allowed on it. It would include 50GB of premium data. The report does not specify whether Essentials Saver 3.0 carries the same unlimited talk and text terms as the T-Mix tiers.

The report does not say when T-Mobile intends to launch the plans. GSMArena writes that they are expected to be available very soon. Until T-Mobile confirms the lineup, the tier names, monthly prices, line limits and data allotments remain unverified, and the autopay discount terms are stated only as an exclusion rather than a figure.

GSMArena’s related coverage places the reported plans in the context of other T-Mobile changes: the carrier is retiring old plans and moving customers onto newer ones, shutting down its 2G network, and retiring its KickBack program. The T-Mix report follows that pattern of plan consolidation and rebranding, though the source does not say whether the new tiers replace specific existing plans or how current customers would be migrated.

What remains unfinished is the launch itself. No date, no confirmed device or service bundling, and no official T-Mobile statement appear in the report. The prices and data caps come from an unnamed report, so they could change before availability. GSMArena advises readers to stay tuned for the launch.