AT&T's new business plan includes 'unlimited' hotspot data - and starts at $75 per line

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AT&T Business has a new collection of wireless plans in the US for companies with employees who use several work devices. Called Unlimited Your Way for Business, it includes four plans at launch: Business Unlimited Ultimate 3.0, Premium 3.0, Advanced 3.0, and Standard 3.0.

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Ultimate 3.0 is the most expensive plan, but it also includes the most features. The other three plans offer fewer features at lower prices. Ultimate 3.0, for example, comes with "unlimited" hotspot data , priority network access, international and cruise perks, security features, and monthly service for one tablet and one wearable with each phone line.

Companies can choose different plans for their employees. All plans are available now to new and existing AT&T Business customers.

The main goal of Unlimited Your Way for Business is to let companies manage their employees' devices in one plan group instead of across separate wireless plans.

"Businesses can use Unlimited Your Way for Business to build a plan group that matches how their team works," said Viraj Parekh, vice president of converged networking at AT&T Business, to ZDNET. "A single 50-line group can include a mix of phone plans -- Ultimate, Premium, Advanced and Standard 3.0 -- depending on what each employee needs."