The single best-selling smartphone model in the US is never discounted at its manufacturer’s official stores, but you can count on third-party retailers like Best Buy, Fry’s Electronics, and Target to occasionally hook you up with a popular iPhone XR at a lower than usual price… if you happen to meet certain special requirements.

For instance, you can cough up as little as $15 a month instead of $31.25 for two years with a new Sprint account or a new line of service, equating to a grand total of $360. That’s a whopping $390 off the list price of the LCD screen-sporting iPhone XR with a single rear camera in tow, while opting for a one-time Best Buy payment with upfront Sprint activation will only save you $100.

That’s still better than the modest $50 discount offered for Verizon subscribers either outright or with monthly installment plans, while AT&T customers get absolutely no savings for one-time payments. On the bright side, they are eligible for a decent $150 markdown with both Next and Next Every Year commitments.