If you constantly go over your smartphone data each month, FreedomPop has a new offer that might entice you.

The LA-based mobile startup on Wednesday launched a new nationwide Wi-Fi plan, which lets you tap into a vast network of nearly 10 million Wi-Fi hotspots across the country for just $5 per month.

The plan is available to any Android smartphone or tablet user with any wireless carrier, and also includes unlimited voice and texting. FreedomPop said it will be expanding to iOS next month, so if you use an iPhone, just sit tight.

"As wireless carriers like Verizon and AT&T commit billions to build LTE networks, companies like Google and Comcast are investing in Wi-Fi-based networks to deliver mobile data access to consumers at a lower cost," FreedomPop's COO Steven Sesar said in a statement. "Now FreedomPop is the first mobile carrier to offer access to the largest nationwide Wi-Fi network with talk, text, and data, giving cash-strapped consumers an alternative to high-priced LTE data plans, or a way to simply cut down on their cellular data usage."

Once on the plan, users will be able to access the Wi-Fi network via the free FreedomPop app in Google Play. The app lets you automatically connect to the hotspots — many of which are closed to the public  — without having to manually connect through your device settings or authenticate the session in your browser.

FreedomPop said this new plan is a great alternative to expensive LTE data plans, and gives mobile users a way to cut down on their cellular data usage.

"Ubiquitous Wi-Fi means users can truly cut the carrier and still get consistent high-speed mobile data in most places," Sesar said. Check out the coverage map below.