You could save $720/yr by switching carrier

Coverage depends on the carrier’s network. Check coverage maps and reviews to ensure your new carrier provides good coverage in your area.

Switching carriers is usually straightforward and can be done online or over the phone with very little downtime. If you’re switching to an eSIM plan you can switch in minutes.

Data speeds depend on the carrier’s network. Low-cost carriers use the same networks as the big 3, providing similar speeds.

Prepaid plans are typically straightforward with fewer hidden fees, but it’s always recommended to review the terms and conditions.

Yes, most prepaid carriers offer similar features, including unlimited data, international calling, and mobile hotspots.

Many smaller and prepaid carriers offer excellent customer service, often with higher satisfaction ratings than the big 3.

No, prepaid plans are popular among all credit levels due to their flexibility, no-contract terms, and cost savings.

Only if you want to. Most low-cost carriers allow you to bring your own phone as long as it’s compatible with their network.

You can use our phone compatibility checker, or most carriers offer an online tool where you can enter your phone’s IMEI number to check compatibility.

Some carriers offer financing options or promotions that allow you to pay for a new phone in installments, often interest-free.

Yes, you can switch back, but be aware of any contract terms or fees that might apply. Always review policies with your old and new carrier before switching.

Many low-cost carriers offer competitive international plans. Check the specific carrier’s offerings for details.