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Last updated on October 3rd, 2023
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Keep your AT&T phone, number & coverage:Save $540 per year
Carrier
Network Coverage
4G/5G Data
Price
Annual Cost
AT&T
AT&T 4G & 5G
Unlimited
$75/mo
$900/yr
PureTalk
AT&T 4G & 5G
10GB
$30/mo
$360/yr
Savings
$45/mo
$540/yr
PureTalk features
Carrier Features
PureTalk
Networks
AT&T
Data Speed
5G & 4G LTE
3G Network
GSM
Mobile Hotspot
Bring Your Phone
Keep Your Number
Contract
No - prepaid
Credit Check
Customer Service
24/7
Money Back Guarantee
Yes - 30 days
Carrier Features
PureTalk
5G
Taxes/fees included
VoLTE
WiFi Calling
Visual Voicemail
Multi-line Discounts
Multi-month Discounts
International Calls
International Roaming
PureTalk coverage
Switch & Save$600per year
PureTalk phones FAQs
PureTalk is a low-cost carrier running off the AT&T network. They provide offers on cell phones, including the latest smartphones, that save you money long term. Including options of a finance plan with 0% over 2 years.
Piggybacking off the AT&T network, PureTalk has nationwide coverage. You can check our map for AT&T coverage in your area.
If a phone is unlocked, a GSM phone or runs on AT&T it's likely to be compatible. You can check out the above phones for ones that work with PureTalk.
