The feature allowed T-Mobile customers to manage their Google One subscription through T-Mobile. While the price was comparable to a standard Google One membership, T-Mobile’s version included benefits that made it a better overall value.
T-Mobile stopped accepting new enrollments on September 30. Customers who signed up before the offer was pulled can continue to enjoy it.
T-Mobile‘s Google One subscription came with exclusive storage tiers, in addition to other benefits. T-Mobile sweetened the deal by waiving the first month’s fee, and Google sometimes rewarded customers by offering free Google Play credits.
Google One for T-Mobile is no longer being offered.
With the option to enroll now gone, some T-Mobile customers are regretting not signing up. Apparently, there’s still hope for those who want to add the service to their account. Though the website is no longer offering the feature, you may still be able to sign up by contacting T-Mobile‘s T-Force customer service team on social media platforms. Today is the last day that they might be able to do that for you, though, and it may take a lot of cajoling.
Today is the last day reps can add it, but some reps are more helpful than others.
BeforeDaybreak, Reddit user, September 2025
Google One for T-Mobile was great for anyone who wanted more than just the standard Google One membership and was happy to have the carrier manage billing. T-Mobile is no longer a value-oriented carrier, and with a new CEO at the helm, it allegedly wants to pursue greater operational efficiency. Ending this partnership with Google will allow it to reduce overhead and streamline operations. For customers, this move serves as a reminder that the Un-carrier era is fading into the past.
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