AT&T Basic Phone Plans Comparison March 2020

Switching to a AT&T MVNO is smart, quick and simple. You don't have to buy a new device, since you can bring your own phone to the new carrier and you can keep your old number. All you need to do is order a prepaid SIM card and once you have that, you can switch your phone service in as little as 2-3 minutes.

All AT&T MVNO's are powered by the AT&T network. This means you'll receive exactly the same nationwide 4G LTE coverage that you would if you bought a plan from AT&T directly.

Yes! It's easy to port your existing phone number to a AT&T during the activation process.

Yes! Most unlocked smartphones that have a SIM card slot will work with your new AT&T basic cell phone plan. If your phone is locked to a carrier you will need to contact your existing carrier to get it unlocked.

You can check your devices compatibility on the carriers website before you signup for a new AT&T basic cell phone plan.

No. MVNO's work on a prepaid month-to-month basis, meaning there is no credit check or commitment, so you can switch whenever you like.

All plans are prepaid with no contract. This means that you pay for 30 days when your plan starts, not afterwards. Most AT&T MVNO's allow AutoPay which ensures you'll automatically renew your plan every 30 days.

No. Each AT&T basic cell phone plan is for one line and every device needs it's own line.

Yes, most AT&T basic cell phone plan allow tethering but it will depend on the MVNO and plan you select. Check the carrier site before signing up.

Yes, most AT&T MVNO's include calls to international countries. Be sure to check the carriers website for more details before you sign up.

Most AT&T MVNO's offer a refund within 7 days if you are not satisfied with the AT&T basic cell phone plan you selected. Check the carriers website for full details before you sign up.

AT&T MVNO's are perfect for anyone that is looking to save money, without compromising on coverage, there's a customized plan suitable for everyone.