AT&T’s not the only carrier that’s offering open enrollment for its insurance program.

Sprint has announced that during the month of March, customers that previously passed on Total Equipment Protection can enroll in the insurance program. To qualify, you’ll need a device that’s working, not in need of repair, and in your posession.

There are two different protection plans available to Sprint customers: Total Equipment Protection and Total Equipment Protection Plus. Pricing for TEP is $9 or $11 per month per device depending on the device you get, while TEP Plus is $13 per month per device. Here’s what the two plans include:

• Total Equipment Protection: Covers loss, theft, liquid or physical damage, and in-store repairs for failure caused by defect or normal wear and tear. If your phone is lost, stolen, or damaged, you can get a next-day replacement “in most cases.” Sprint also offers automatic contacts backup and a Sprint Protect app to remotely locate and lock a lost device.
• Total Equipment Protection Plus: Includes perks of regular TEP along with anti-virus, automatic photo and video backup, and one-click access to an expert for help with your device and its features.

Normally you can only enroll in Sprint TEP within 30 days of activating or buying a new device, but open enrollment allows anyone to sign up and protect their phone so long as it meets the requirements for the program. And since Sprint TEP is added to your monthly bill, you don’t have to worry about making a separate payment for your insurance.