Fox News is highlighting a limited-time promotion from mobile carrier PureTalk, which is cutting the price of all five of its plans to $15 a month for the first three months. The offer, running until 8 September, applies across the carrier's entire plan range and is being pitched as a straightforward way for consumers to reduce their mobile bills without long-term contracts.

Normally priced between $24.99 and $64.99 a month, PureTalk's plans all include unlimited talk and text under the promotion, with four of the five offering unlimited data and the entry-level plan providing 7GB. All plans come with hotspot access (2GB to 30GB), spam call protection, and the option to keep an existing number and phone; the top three tiers also include international roaming. PureTalk says the deal could help a family of four save up to $1,000 a year compared with major carriers, and notes it offers US-based customer service.