T-Mobile could offer customers 8 free perks, including Apple Music and YouTube Premium

T-Mobile lists possible new perks

T-Mobile has been linked to a possible set of 8 customer perks, including Apple Music, YouTube, SiriusXM, Paramount Plus, ESPN+, Xbox Game Pass, Google AI, and DashPass.

The reported lineup could give eligible T-Mobile customers more choices across entertainment, gaming, AI, and delivery services. If introduced, these perks could add value to select plans by letting customers choose from several popular services.

Why the eight codes matter

The eight codes are internal identifiers tied to plans, add-ons, and other account features. A T-Mobile employee provided the information, while Android Authority described the possible new perk system.

Seven of the eight codes end in “OUA,” which suggests it may mean “On Us Add-on.” The exception is C26ESDIS, a code that internal documentation reportedly associates with ESPN+.

Apple Music could become a perk

Apple Music appears in the leaked T-Mobile codes as Apple Music On Us, with the code APMOUA. If the offer becomes available, this would be the first account-level music streaming perk from T-Mobile.

T-Mobile has previously offered limited music trials through T-Mobile Tuesdays, including Pandora. However, those promotions were temporary, not ongoing account-level benefits.

YouTube could cover more than music

YouTube appears in the leaked lineup under the code YTBOUA, described as “YouTube On Us.” Android Authority said the code could refer to YouTube Premium. Still, the exact service remains unconfirmed because the internal code does not name a subscription tier.

The YouTube Premium perk would potentially include ad-free YouTube videos and YouTube Music. If offered, it could let T-Mobile customers use both services without a separate monthly subscription.

SiriusXM is another audio option

SiriusXM appears in the leaked T-Mobile codes as “SiriusXM On Us,” linked to the code SXMOUA. The service could bring a broader entertainment mix to the reported lineup, including music, talk shows, news, sports, and podcasts.

If included, SiriusXM would complement the other reported audio perks, giving customers more ways to listen to music and spoken content on a single platform. The available code also suggests that SiriusXM could be part of the wider perk package T-Mobile is reportedly exploring.

Paramount Plus could join streaming perks

Paramount Plus appears in the lineup as Paramount Plus On Us with the SOC code PAPOUA. This would be one of two new video streaming options in the internal T-Mobile codes.

The subscription level is not known. The report specifically said it is unclear whether T-Mobile would offer the Essentials plan with ads or the Premium plan without ads. Android Authority also said that the internal codes do not reveal the exact subscription tiers, pricing, or availability.

ESPN Plus has a different code

ESPN+ appears in the reported T-Mobile lineup with the internal code C26ESDIS. The code does not follow the OUA pattern used by the other 7 reported perk codes, and internal documentation reportedly identifies it as an ESPN+ perk.

The separate ESPN+ listing could give sports fans another entertainment option in the reported T-Mobile perk lineup. If included, the service could provide access to live sports, original programming, and other ESPN content as part of a broader package of customer benefits.

Xbox Game Pass expands the mix

Xbox Game Pass appears as Xbox Game Pass On Us with the code XBXOUA. The reported benefit could provide access to a large game library, but the internal code does not specify which Xbox Game Pass tier would be included.

Possible tiers include Essential, Premium, and Ultimate, and Android Authority said the internal codes do not reveal which tier is included. Xbox says monthly cloud gaming limits vary by plan, with listed limits of 5, 10, and 15 hours.

Google AI adds an AI option

Google AI appears in T-Mobile codes as “Google AI On Us” and uses the code GAPOUA. The perk could give customers access to Google’s AI-powered tools, adding an artificial intelligence option to the reported lineup.

Google AI services can offer features for tasks such as writing, research, planning, and content creation. If included in the T-Mobile package, the benefit could give eligible customers additional AI capabilities without requiring a separate subscription.

DashPass could keep a familiar role

DashPass appears as DashPass On Us with the code DSHOUA. T-Mobile says eligible members can get 12 months of free DashPass by DoorDash, which includes $0 delivery fees and reduced service fees on eligible orders.

The code creates a possible link between the current DashPass offer and the reported new perk lineup. The working theory is that DashPass could become one option in the system.

How the proposed choice system differs

The system could change how T-Mobile assigns certain customer perks by letting subscribers choose 1 option from a menu. The working theory is that customers could select 1 of the 8 perks instead of receiving only a fixed benefit.

Android Authority described the same possibility as a pick-your-perk model. Current T-Mobile perks cited include Netflix Standard with ads, Apple TV+ for $3 per month, and Hulu on eligible plans.

What customers still do not know

T-Mobile has not officially announced the reported 8-perk program as of September 25, 2026. Android Authority said eligibility, launch timing, pricing, and subscription tiers remain unclear, and the program could be limited to newer Experience plans or higher-end plans.

The evidence comes from internal SOC codes and an anonymous employee tip, not a public T-Mobile announcement. The 8 named services are Apple Music, YouTube, SiriusXM, Paramount Plus, ESPN+, Xbox Game Pass, Google AI, and DashPass.

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Sources behind the report

On September 18, 2026, the original report was based on an anonymous tip from a T-Mobile employee and 8 internal SOC codes. Android Authority published a separate report on September 21, 2026, repeating the same 8 services while noting that T-Mobile had not announced the program.

PhoneArena published on September 22, 2026, repeating the 8 services and the possible customer choice model. T-Mobile had not officially confirmed the perk list, eligibility, timing, or subscription tiers as of September 25, 2026.

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