Google store is offering promo code for Pixel 11 preorders on August 12th with email sign up. You can then also sign up with Google Fi flexible plan (with unmentionable credit) with the same email address to stack Fi pixel deals similar to $450 off Pixel 10 Pro deal that they had last year.
Fi will show you the existing users deals only after 21 days so now is the time to sign up with Fi if you want to stack them together.
Read the comment below for the detailed steps.
Here is the fine print of the Google store offer
"Available only to those who sign up with a Google Account for marketing emails from store.google.com between 7/15/2026 at 10:00am PT and 8/7/2026 at 11:59pm PT.
Promotional code expires 8/27/2026 at 11:59 pm PT; while supplies last. Must be US resident, aged 18 years or older, with US shipping address. Must be redeemed on Google Store only. Limit 1 per customer. The coupon code can only be used for purchase of the advertised specified Pixel 11 (unlocked or Fi) devices and cannot be applied to any other devices, Google subscriptions, services nor Google Merchandise products. Promotional code and redemption instructions will be emailed after sign-up on 8/11/2026."
What will be the discount?
Typically Google store offers $100 off for the pro. Google Fi offers $450 off for existing users on most plans including flexible (e.g see https://support.google.com/fi/thread/366088684/introducing-google-pixel-10-pro-the-ultimate-pixel-experience-and-that%E2%80%99s-not-all?hl=en&sjid=13606205825493244010-NC for last year's promo). You can stack both of them together. You do have become an exsisting user soon, see the first comment for the steps.
For new Fi users they might offer higher discount but that involves $300 off and rest in bill credits, see https://9to5google.com/2026/07/20/pixel-11-pro-shows-up-on-one-of-googles-websites/
How do I order the phone on Aug 12th?
1. Check your email for promo code from Google store.
2. If you are doing this with Fi, go to Fi app and then privacy and security, make sure "Allow CPNI sharing" is turned on to be able to see Fi offer from Google store.
3. Go to Google store and login using the Gmail address you used to Fi and promo code.
4. Select phone and then Google Fi and make sure of the discounted price.
5. Trade in a phone if you want as Google typically offers elevated trade ins during release time and also Google store typically offers higher trade in that Fi.
6. Order the phone. If you are doing this with Fi then you will need to stay on it for 120 days after activation as mentioned in the first comment.
https://store.google.com/?pli=1&hl=en-US
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The Pixel 11 deal centers on stacking a Google Store coupon with Google Fi's upfront phone discount, which can make the phone much cheaper if the timing and account rules line up. The strongest savings reported are around $450 off the Pro and $500 off the Pro XL on Fi, with Google Store coupons ranging from $100 to $250 and occasional higher codes. The main catches are the 120-day Fi service requirement, possible new-customer or plan restrictions, and the need to activate the phone on Fi before the credit starts. It is a good fit for anyone willing to manage the Fi setup and keep service active long enough.
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Reported Fi discounts include $450 off the Pixel 11 Pro and $500 off the Pixel 11 Pro XL, with some accounts seeing higher amounts such as $600 or even $700 off. The Google Store coupon can add another $100 to $250 depending on the account.
The email promo code works on the regular Google Store checkout, but it may not work inside the Fi cart because Fi limits promo codes to 20 characters. To stack the deal, use Google Store checkout and select Google Fi as the provider; the Fi cart and Google Store cart are separate.
You need to keep the Fi line active for 120 days after Pixel activation. If you also used a separate Fi referral or signup promo, the 120-day phone timer can start after that earlier promo's required 30 days ends.
The referral-style signup credit only works for first-time Fi customers, so a long-ago Fi account may not qualify. Reopening an old Fi account can still make existing-user Pixel deals appear, but the referral credit itself may not apply.
You must activate the phone on Fi, which requires opening it and doing a minimal setup. After activation, the Fi eSIM can be deactivated or deleted as long as it is not transferred to another phone during the 120-day promo period.
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Fi deals are easiest to do among the carrier deals because everything is automated and there is no unlocking involved. Fi support on the other hand is incompetent so they can't fix anything if things go south but if you follow the steps properly you should be good.
0. Get unmentionable for Fi, it will give you $60 off the service. Also the person referring you will get $60. I am out of it BTW. DM me if you can't find a code.
1. First open a Fi account with flexible plan with a gmail address with the unmentionable code . Don't do any new user promotions etc. The plan cost is $20 per month for unlimited talk and text. The data is $10 per GB but you won't be using this plan for anything. So don't port your number, just do the plan with a new number from Fi. You can download the Fi app on your phone and then download an eSIM and activate the service on any phone you have lying around.
2. Be on the plan for 21 days or so. On 22nd day or about you can check in the Fi app under the shop tab and it will show existing user deals like $650 off S26U, $550 off P10 Pro XL etc.
3. Order the phone and when the phone comes set it up with the same Gmail address, download Fi app and the activate the service on the phone. It will move the service from the previous phone.
4. In the Fi app, the billing and then in progress you will see a tracker which would look something like $650 off and what steps the completed. It will also show how many of 120 days are left.
5. Wait 24 hours from activation for that counter to go down by 1.
6. At this point you can delete Fi app and install your SIM and start using this phone with it. I would suggest to just disable the eSIM or make it secondary etc.
7. After 120 days, the whole in progress section will disappear and you are good to cancel the line with Fi.
8. I suggest you pause the line instead and keep pausing for 90 days until next year for S27U etc. Using this deal few in SD community are upgrading to latest ultras every year by paying $0 including me by selling the last ultra locally for the same amount.
9. Your total cost will be phone price plus approx $120 service fee minus $60 credit
thanks in advance
Fi deals are easiest to do among the carrier deals because everything is automated and there is no unlocking involved. Fi support on the other hand is incompetent so they can't fix anything if things go south but if you follow the steps properly you should be good.
0. Get unmentionable for Fi, it will give you $60 off the service. Also the person referring you will get $60. I am out of it BTW. DM me if you can't find a code.
1. First open a Fi account with flexible plan with a gmail address with the unmentionable code . Don't do any new user promotions etc. The plan cost is $20 per month for unlimited talk and text. The data is $10 per GB but you won't be using this plan for anything. So don't port your number, just do the plan with a new number from Fi. You can download the Fi app on your phone and then download an eSIM and activate the service on any phone you have lying around.
2. Be on the plan for 21 days or so. On 22nd day or about you can check in the Fi app under the shop tab and it will show existing user deals like $650 off S26U, $550 off P10 Pro XL etc.
3. Order the phone and when the phone comes set it up with the same Gmail address, download Fi app and the activate the service on the phone. It will move the service from the previous phone.
4. In the Fi app, the billing and then in progress you will see a tracker which would look something like $650 off and what steps the completed. It will also show how many of 120 days are left.
5. Wait 24 hours from activation for that counter to go down by 1.
6. At this point you can delete Fi app and install your SIM and start using this phone with it. I would suggest to just disable the eSIM or make it secondary etc.
7. After 120 days, the whole in progress section will disappear and you are good to cancel the line with Fi.
8. I suggest you pause the line instead and keep pausing for 90 days until next year for S27U etc. Using this deal few in SD community are upgrading to latest ultras every year by paying $0 including me by selling the last ultra locally for the same amount.
9. Your total cost will be phone price plus approx $120 service fee minus $60 credit
Thanks in advance for any advice.
If you do sign up please do the ref credits as mentioned the instructions, I am seeing the reports of people not seeing the deals after 21 days who didn't sign up with ref credits.
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If you do sign up please do the ref credits as mentioned the instructions, I am seeing the reports of people not seeing the deals after 21 days who didn't sign up with ref credits.
When it says 119 days, can I move that eSIM back to the donor phone so I can use two non-Google FI esims on the Pixel 11?
1] an alternate gmail account (not your main)
2] a backup phone just for activation (also not your main). This phone explicitly needs to support eSIM? I saw on the Google Fi checkout page you can request a physical SIM Card.
is that right?
1] an alternate gmail account (not your main)
2] a backup phone just for activation (also not your main). This phone explicitly needs to support eSIM? I saw on the Google Fi checkout page you can request a physical SIM Card.
is that right?
1. First open a Fi account with flexible plan with a gmail address with the unmentionable code . Don't do any new user promotions etc. The plan cost is $20 per month for unlimited talk and text. The data is $10 per GB but you won't be using this plan for anything. So don't port your number, just do the plan with a new number from Fi. You can download the Fi app on your phone and then download an eSIM and activate the service on any phone you have lying around.
1. First open a Fi account with flexible plan with a gmail address with the unmentionable code . Don't do any new user promotions etc. The plan cost is $20 per month for unlimited talk and text. The data is $10 per GB but you won't be using this plan for anything. So don't port your number, just do the plan with a new number from Fi. You can download the Fi app on your phone and then download an eSIM and activate the service on any phone you have lying around.
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