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9 Best Cheap Cell Phone Plans of 2026
By the Rankozo research desk · Updated November 9, 2026 · Next review December 24, 2026
Visible is the best cheap cell phone plan for single-line buyers who want unlimited data in 2026, at $25 a month with taxes and fees included; Tello suits light users who want to build their own plan; Tello Starter and Red Pocket Essentials cost $10 a month, the lowest prices we confirmed.
- Tools ranked
- 9
- With free plan
- 0
- Cheapest paid plan
- Tello, $10
- per line per month
By the numbers
- $581IDC forecasts the global average selling price of a smartphone will reach $581 in 2026, up 27.6% in one year and above the $550 it projected a quarter earlier.IDC
- 16.7%IDC forecasts worldwide smartphone shipments will fall 16.7% in 2026 to just over 1 billion units, which it calls the steepest annual contraction on record.IDC
- $442Counterpoint Research measured the global smartphone average selling price, based on wholesale prices, at a record $442 in the third quarter of 2026, up 27% year on year.Counterpoint Research
- 350%IDC says smartphone memory costs have risen about 350% since 2025 and were still rising in the third quarter of 2026.IDC
- $81,905US households (consumer units) spent an average of $81,905 in 2025, up 4.3 percent from 2024.U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
- 7.7%US subscription spending rose 7.7% year over year in July 2026, faster than overall card spending, based on Bank of America payments data.Bank of America Institute
Comparison table
| Tool | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visible | 01 | 8.8 | 9.2 | $25per line per month, taxes and fees included | No |
| Tello | 02 | 8.7 | 9.4 | $10per line per month | No |
| Mint Mobile | 03 | 8.6 | 9.2 | $15per month, new-customer rate prepaid for 3 to 12 months | No |
| US Mobile | 04 | 8.5 | 8.8 | $25per line per month, taxes and fees included | No |
| AT&T Prepaid | 05 | 8.3 | 8.6 | $20per month, $240 prepaid for 12 months | No |
| Boost Mobile | 06 | 8.3 | 8.9 | $25per line per month with AutoPay | No |
| Google Fi | 07 | 8.3 | 7.4 | $20per line per month plus $10 per GB | No |
| Cricket Wireless | 08 | 8.1 | 8.0 | $30per line per month with Auto Pay | No |
| Red Pocket Mobile | 09 | 8.1 | 8.8 | $10per line per month | No |
Click a column to sort. Prices are the cheapest paid plan quoted from each vendor's US pricing page; "Check price" means the US price check is pending.
How this ranking works
One method for every tool. We compared documented features and published prices; we did not run hands-on tests. Value carries the most weight.
Full methodThis list is for people cutting their phone bill who are comparing prepaid and MVNO plans by monthly price per line and by how much data they get. We compared documented features and published prices on each carrier's own plan pages in November 2026. Rankozo weights value at 40%, features at 35% and ease of use at 25%. Starting prices are the cheapest plan a new single line can buy in USD per month, with the condition attached (AutoPay, prepayment or a new-customer rate) stated next to each one. Promotions change often, so we also list the regular price where the carrier publishes it.
The verdict
Visible gives the best mix of data and price: unlimited data on Verizon's network for $25 a month with nothing added for taxes or fees. Tello and Red Pocket are the cheapest at $10 a month for 2GB and 3GB, which is enough for people who live on Wi-Fi. Mint Mobile is the deepest discount for new customers, $15 a month for any plan, but it requires prepayment and renews higher. US Mobile and Boost Mobile both offer unlimited at $25, with US Mobile including taxes and Boost promising the price will not rise. AT&T Prepaid reaches $20 a month if you prepay a year, while Google Fi and Cricket cost more but add international coverage and stores.
- 01Top value
Visible
8.8/10Verizon-owned prepaid carrier with one flat unlimited plan that includes taxes and fees.
Price
$25per line per month, taxes and fees included
Visible plan $25 per month with taxes and fees included; promo code HOLIDAYHACK cuts it to $19 for 1 year; Visible+ and Visible+ Pro cost more
“Unlimited data, powered by Verizon’s 5G and 4G LTE networks, for $25/mo taxes and fees included.” Quoted from the pricing page, November 9, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Free trial
- 15 days
- Value (40%)
- 9.2
- Features (35%)
- 8.4
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.8
Best forSingle-line buyers who want unlimited data on Verizon's network at a fixed all-in price.
Visible sells one thing and prices it plainly: unlimited data, talk and text on Verizon's 5G and 4G LTE networks for $25 a month with taxes and fees included. Its Broadband Facts label states that the $25 is not an introductory rate, there is no contract, no early termination fee and no one-time fee at purchase. That makes it the easiest bill to predict in this list. The base plan includes unlimited hotspot at 5 Mbps, calls and texts to Canada and Mexico, and spam call blocking, while video streams at up to 480p. Visible+ adds premium data on Verizon's 5G Ultra Wideband network and faster hotspot, and Visible+ Pro adds calling to 85+ destinations and included smartwatch service. In November 2026 the code HOLIDAYHACK brought the base plan to $19 a month for a year. You can test the network for 15 days free before porting a number. The main trade-off is that heavy users on the base plan may see lower priority than premium tiers.
- ✓$25 is the full bill because taxes and fees are included
- ✓No contract and no early termination fee
- ✓Unlimited hotspot, even if it is speed capped
- ✕Base plan video is limited to 480p SD
- ✕Premium data and Ultra Wideband need Visible+
- ✕Lowest promo prices depend on codes that change
- Cheapest plan:
- $25 a month, unlimited data
- Network:
- Verizon 5G and 4G LTE
- Taxes and fees:
- Included
- Free trial:
- 15 days
Bottom line: Visible gives the most data per dollar for one line on a major network: unlimited for $25 with nothing added at checkout. Choose Visible+ only if you need premium data or HD video.
- 02
Tello
8.7/10Build-your-own prepaid plan where you pick data and minutes and change them anytime.
Price
$10per line per month
Starter 2GB with unlimited talk and text $10 per month; 10GB $15 ($10 for the first 3 months); 20GB $20; unlimited $25
“Starter 2 GB Data + Unlimited Talk & Text $10 /mo” Quoted from the pricing page, November 9, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 9.4
- Features (35%)
- 7.8
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.8
Best forLight and moderate users who want to pay only for the data they use.
Tello lets you build a plan from parts. You choose no data, 2GB, 10GB, 20GB or unlimited data, then no minutes, 300 minutes or unlimited minutes, and text is always unlimited. Its most popular bundles are Starter at $10 a month for 2GB with unlimited talk and text, Everyday at $15 for 10GB (with a $10 promo for the first 3 months in November 2026), Power at $20 for 20GB, and Max Unlimited at $25. The unlimited plan includes 50GB at full 5G speed and 10GB of hotspot, and unused high-speed data rolls over. Every plan with minutes includes free calls to 60+ countries, and Tello offers free roaming in Europe until January 31, 2027. You can change your plan or cancel a line at any time without a penalty, and family lines cost the same as single ones. The trade-offs: the small tiers slow sharply once the data runs out, and there are no bundled streaming services.
- ✓$10 buys 2GB with unlimited talk and text
- ✓Upgrade, downgrade or cancel a line anytime at no charge
- ✓Hotspot included on every data plan
- ✕Small data tiers slow down once used up
- ✕Promo pricing on the 10GB plan lasts only 3 months
- ✕Fewer extras such as streaming perks or international data
- Cheapest plan:
- $10 a month, 2GB
- Unlimited plan:
- $25 a month, 50GB at full speed
- Hotspot:
- Included, 10GB on unlimited
- Changes:
- Anytime, no fee
Bottom line: Tello is the cheapest way to keep a smartphone running if you use a few gigabytes a month. It also scales to a $25 unlimited plan without changing carriers.
- 03
Mint Mobile
8.6/10Prepaid carrier that sells data plans in 3, 6 and 12 month blocks paid up front.
Price
$15per month, new-customer rate prepaid for 3 to 12 months
New customers pay $15 per month on every plan: $45 for 3 months, $90 for 6 months or $180 for 12 months; after the first term, regular 3-month prices run $25 to $45 a month
“Upfront payment of $45 for 3-month plan, $90 for 6-month plan, or $180 for 12-month plan (each equiv. to $15/mo.) req’d.” Quoted from the pricing page, November 9, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 9.2
- Features (35%)
- 8.2
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.2
Best forBuyers who can prepay several months to get a low monthly equivalent.
Mint Mobile sells prepaid service in blocks of 3, 6 or 12 months, and in November 2026 every plan costs new customers the equivalent of $15 a month: $45 for 3 months, $90 for 6 or $180 for 12. That applies to the 6GB, 17GB, 23GB and unlimited tiers alike, so the unlimited plan is the obvious pick during the offer. The catch is the renewal. Mint's Broadband Facts labels list regular 3-month prices of $25 a month for 6GB, $35 for 17GB, $45 for 23GB and $40 for unlimited, and the page says you can renew with a longer term to keep costs down. All plans include unlimited talk and text, free hotspot and free calling to Mexico, Canada and the UK. Unlimited customers who pass 50GB in a month may notice slower speeds when the network is busy, video streams in SD, and hotspot on unlimited is capped at 20GB. There are no early termination fees.
- ✓$15 a month for any plan in the first term
- ✓Hotspot included at no charge
- ✓No early termination fees
- ✕Payment is up front for 3 to 12 months
- ✕Regular 3-month prices are $25 to $45 a month after the intro term
- ✕Unlimited users over 50GB may see slower speeds when the network is busy
- Intro price:
- $15 a month on every plan
- Upfront payment:
- $45, $90 or $180
- Data tiers:
- 6GB, 17GB, 23GB, unlimited
- Unlimited hotspot:
- Up to 20GB
Bottom line: Mint is one of the cheapest ways to get unlimited data for a year if you can pay $180 at once. Check the renewal price for your tier before the first term ends.
- 04
US Mobile
8.5/10Prepaid carrier that runs on more than one network and includes taxes and fees in its prices.
Price
$25per line per month, taxes and fees included
Unlimited Starter $25 per month with taxes and fees included ($15 for 6 months for port-ins); Unlimited Premium $44; annual billing saves up to 43%
“Renews at $25/mo. after 6 mos.” Quoted from the pricing page, November 9, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 8.8
- Features (35%)
- 8.6
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.0
Best forSwitchers who want to pick or change networks without changing carriers.
US Mobile is built around choice of network. Its plans page sells Unlimited, By the Gig and Custom plans, and lets subscribers move between networks with Network Transfer or a Multi-Network add-on. Unlimited Starter costs $25 a month with taxes and fees included and offers unlimited high-speed data and 20GB of hotspot on its Dark Star network. In November 2026 port-ins paid $15 a month for the first 6 months before renewing at $25. Unlimited Premium is $44 a month, or $25 for 6 months for port-ins, with priority data, unlimited hotspot on Dark Star, 20GB of roaming in 180+ countries and a free smartwatch plan on Warp. Annual billing saves up to 43%, and three lines on Premium earn a $15 monthly streaming or gaming credit for a year. Support runs 24/7. The downside is complexity: features vary by network, so read the plan details for the network you pick.
- ✓Taxes and fees included in the plan price
- ✓Switch networks without changing carriers
- ✓Monthly or annual billing, with annual saving up to 43%
- ✕Port-in promo price lasts only 6 months
- ✕Features vary by network
- ✕Several plan types to compare: Unlimited, By the Gig and Custom
- Cheapest unlimited:
- $25 a month, taxes and fees included
- Port-in offer:
- $15 a month for 6 months
- Roaming:
- Free on Premium, $15 a month on other plans
- Support:
- 24/7
Bottom line: US Mobile suits buyers who care about coverage choice and an all-in price. Starter at $25 covers most people; Premium makes sense for travelers.
- 05
AT&T Prepaid
8.3/10AT&T's own no-contract line, with a prepaid yearly plan and a 5-year price lock.
Price
$20per month, $240 prepaid for 12 months
12-month unlimited $20 per month when you prepay $240; Unlimited $25 per month with a 5-year price lock; Unlimited Saver $35; taxes and fees extra
“12-month unlimited $20.00 per month.” Quoted from the pricing page, November 9, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 8.6
- Features (35%)
- 8.0
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.2
Best forBuyers who want AT&T's network and can prepay a year.
AT&T Prepaid sells several unlimited plans on AT&T's own network. The cheapest is 12-month unlimited at $20 a month when you prepay $240 online, which includes 10GB of hotspot and texts to over 230 countries, but slows to a maximum of 1.5 Mbps after 16GB. The $25 Unlimited plan locks its price for 5 years for new single-line customers and gives 30GB a month at up to 3 Mbps before slowing to 1.5 Mbps. Unlimited Saver at $35 keeps the 30GB at 3 Mbps limit, while Unlimited Enhanced Plus at $45 drops the fixed speed cap and adds 10GB of hotspot. Every unlimited plan includes ActiveArmor mobile security and spam call blocking, and video streams in standard definition. Taxes and fees are extra on all of them, which narrows the gap with tax-inclusive plans from Visible and US Mobile. The speed caps on the two cheapest plans are the real cost: they suit browsing and messaging more than streaming.
- ✓$20 a month equivalent on the yearly plan
- ✓Price locked for 5 years on the $25 plan
- ✓Runs on AT&T's own network
- ✕12-month plan slows to 1.5 Mbps after 16GB
- ✕$25 plan caps speed at 3 Mbps for 30GB
- ✕Taxes and fees are extra
- Cheapest plan:
- $20 a month, $240 prepaid
- Price lock:
- 5 years on $25 Unlimited
- Hotspot:
- 10GB on the 12-month plan
- Taxes and fees:
- Extra
Bottom line: AT&T Prepaid offers the lowest documented monthly rate for a carrier-branded unlimited plan if you prepay a year. Watch the speed caps on the cheaper tiers.
- 06
Boost Mobile
8.3/10Prepaid carrier with a $25 unlimited plan it promises to keep at that price.
Price
$25per line per month with AutoPay
Unlimited $25 per month with AutoPay ($30 without), with $10 a month for the first 6 months for new customers who bring a phone; Global Connection $40; Unlimited+ $50
“Unlimited talk, text, and data starting at $25/mo forever” Quoted from the pricing page, November 9, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 8.9
- Features (35%)
- 7.8
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.2
Best forBuyers who want a low unlimited price that does not rise later.
Boost Mobile's headline plan is Unlimited at $25 a month with AutoPay, and the page says customers will pay $25 a month as long as they remain active on the plan. Without AutoPay it costs $30. New customers who bring their own phone pay $10 a month for the first 6 months, then $25. The plan includes unlimited talk, text and data, with 30GB of premium data (50GB during a limited offer in November 2026) before speeds may slow. Hotspot is not part of the base plan. Global Connection at $40 adds global talk and text and 1GB of roaming, Unlimited+ at $50 adds hotspot and device savings, and Unlimited Premium at $60 adds North America Connect. There are no contracts or credit checks, eSIM activation is supported, and the FAQ describes a 30-day money-back guarantee. Boost is a strong pick for a single line, but households that want hotspot will pay more than at Visible or Mint.
- ✓Price stays at $25 while the line remains on the plan
- ✓$10 a month for 6 months for new customers who bring a phone
- ✓Multi-line discounts on higher tiers
- ✕$25 needs AutoPay; it is $30 without
- ✕No hotspot on the base Unlimited plan
- ✕Speeds may slow after 30GB
- Cheapest plan:
- $25 a month with AutoPay
- Premium data:
- 30GB on Unlimited
- New customer offer:
- $10 a month for 6 months
- Contract:
- None
Bottom line: Boost locks unlimited data at $25 for as long as you stay on the plan, and the first 6 months cost $10. Skip it if you need hotspot on a budget.
- 07
Google Fi
8.3/10Google's wireless service with a pay-per-gigabyte plan and international data on higher tiers.
Price
$20per line per month plus $10 per GB
Flexible $20 per month for 1 line plus $10 per GB; Unlimited Essentials $35 with 30GB; Unlimited Standard $50; Unlimited Premium $65; taxes and fees extra
“Flexible Pay for the data you use $20 per month for 1 line + $10/GB of data” Quoted from the pricing page, November 9, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 7.4
- Features (35%)
- 9.0
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.6
Best forTravelers and light users who want flexible billing and international coverage.
Google Fi offers four plans for one line. Flexible costs $20 a month plus $10 per GB of data, with Bill Protection capping the total, and includes hotspot, connectivity for tablets and laptops, and international data in 200+ destinations. Unlimited Essentials at $35 gives 30GB of high-speed data but no hotspot, Unlimited Standard at $50 adds 25GB of hotspot and data in Canada and Mexico, and Unlimited Premium at $65 includes 100GB of high-speed data, 50GB of hotspot, 200+ destinations, 100GB of Google One storage and 6 months of YouTube Premium. After the high-speed allowance, data slows to 256 kbps. All plans include unlimited calls and texts, VPN by Google, spam call blocking and 24/7 support, and Fi says its data is not deprioritized during busy periods. In November 2026, bringing a Pixel phone cut unlimited plans in half for 12 months. Fi is not the cheapest for data at home, but its travel coverage is the broadest here.
- ✓Pay only for the data you use on Flexible
- ✓International data in 200+ destinations on select plans
- ✓Not subject to deprioritization during busy periods
- ✕Flexible gets expensive past a few GB
- ✕Unlimited Essentials at $35 has no hotspot
- ✕Taxes and fees are extra
- Cheapest plan:
- $20 a month plus $10 per GB
- Cheapest unlimited:
- $35 a month, 30GB high speed
- International:
- 200+ destinations on Premium and Flexible
- Support:
- 24/7
Bottom line: Google Fi costs more per gigabyte than the other plans here, but it is the best fit for frequent travelers. Light users on Wi-Fi can keep Flexible bills low.
- 08
Cricket Wireless
8.1/10AT&T-owned prepaid carrier with stores nationwide and plans from 10GB to unlimited.
Price
$30per line per month with Auto Pay
Sensible 10GB $30 per month with Auto Pay ($35 without); Select Unlimited $35 with Auto Pay; Smart Unlimited $45; Supreme Unlimited $55; taxes included
“Sensible™ 10GB $30/mo per month with Auto Pay” Quoted from the pricing page, November 9, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Free trial
- 14 days
- Value (40%)
- 8.0
- Features (35%)
- 8.0
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.4
Best forBuyers who want in-store help and AT&T coverage at a prepaid price.
Cricket Wireless sells four plans on the AT&T network. Sensible 10GB costs $30 a month with Auto Pay or $35 without, slows to 128 Kbps after the allowance and has no hotspot. Select Unlimited costs $35 a month with Auto Pay ($40 for the first month) and limits video to SD. Smart Unlimited at $45 adds 15GB of hotspot, 100GB of cloud storage, texting to 200+ countries and usage in Mexico and Canada, and Supreme Unlimited at $55 adds unlimited high-speed data, 50GB of hotspot and HBO Max Basic with Ads. All plans include unlimited talk and text in the US, HD Voice, Wi-Fi Calling and Call Defense. Cricket's Broadband Facts labels show government taxes included in the price, and in-store activation costs $25. Its tryCricket app gives a 14-day free trial that runs alongside your current service. Cricket is pricier than online-only carriers for the same data, but it has stores for people who want help in person.
- ✓Government taxes included in the monthly price
- ✓Physical stores for setup and support
- ✓Free 14-day network trial that does not interrupt current service
- ✕Cheapest plan has 10GB and no hotspot
- ✕Unlimited plans start at $35 with Auto Pay
- ✕$25 activation fee in Cricket stores
- Cheapest plan:
- $30 a month, 10GB, with Auto Pay
- Cheapest unlimited:
- $35 a month with Auto Pay
- Network:
- AT&T 5G
- Free trial:
- 14 days
Bottom line: Cricket is the pick for buyers who want a store nearby and AT&T coverage. For the lowest price per gigabyte, online-only carriers beat it.
- 09
Red Pocket Mobile
8.1/10Low-cost prepaid carrier that lets you choose among three major 5G networks.
Price
$10per line per month
Essentials $10 per month with 3GB; Plus $20 with 20GB; Premium $30 with 50GB and 10GB hotspot; 50% off the first month; annual plans available
“Essentials $10/mo Now 3X the Data” Quoted from the pricing page, November 9, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 8.8
- Features (35%)
- 7.4
- Ease of use (25%)
- 7.8
Best forVery light users who want the smallest possible monthly bill.
Red Pocket Mobile keeps its lineup short. Essentials costs $10 a month for unlimited talk and text with 3GB of 5G premium data, Plus costs $20 for 20GB, and Premium costs $30 for unlimited data with 50GB of premium data and 10GB of hotspot. In November 2026 every plan was 50% off for the first month. Red Pocket lets subscribers choose among three major 5G networks through its CoverageGenius tool, which helps in areas where one network is weak. Every plan includes unlimited calling to 20+ countries, rising to 80+ on Premium, plus Global Passport roaming in 60+ countries with small allowances: 100 minutes, 100 texts and 1GB on Essentials and Plus, and 10GB of data on Premium. The company promises no price increases and advertises customer care that answers in about 2 minutes. Speeds drop once the high-speed allowance is used, and there are fewer extras than at larger brands, but for a backup line or a light user the $10 plan is hard to beat.
- ✓$10 a month for 3GB with unlimited talk and text
- ✓Promises no price increases
- ✓50% off the first month
- ✕Only Premium includes hotspot data
- ✕Roaming allowances are small: 100 minutes, 100 texts and 1GB on Essentials
- ✕Fewer perks than larger carriers
- Cheapest plan:
- $10 a month, 3GB
- Networks:
- Choice of 3 major 5G networks
- Unlimited data:
- $30 a month, 50GB premium
- First month:
- 50% off
Bottom line: Red Pocket matches Tello at $10 a month and gives slightly more data on its cheapest plan. Pick it if network choice matters more than extras.
What to check before you pay
Start from your real data use
Check last month's usage in your phone settings before you pick a plan. If you used under 3GB, Tello Starter ($10 for 2GB) or Red Pocket Essentials ($10 for 3GB) will cover you. Between 10GB and 20GB, Tello Power is $20 and Red Pocket Plus is $20. If you regularly pass 20GB, unlimited plans at $25 from Visible, US Mobile, Boost or Tello cost little more.
Compare the all-in price
Visible and US Mobile include taxes and fees in their $25 prices, and Cricket includes government taxes. Mint, AT&T Prepaid and Google Fi add taxes and fees on top, which can add a few dollars a month depending on your state. Compare the total, not only the headline number.
Read the condition behind each price
Boost's $25 and Cricket's $30 need AutoPay, and cost $30 and $35 without it. Mint's $15 needs $45 to $180 up front and applies to the first term only. AT&T Prepaid's $20 needs a $240 prepayment. US Mobile's $15 offer is for port-ins and lasts 6 months before renewing at $25.
Look at speed caps and hotspot
Cheap unlimited plans often limit something. AT&T Prepaid's $25 plan caps speed at 3 Mbps, Visible's base plan limits video to 480p and hotspot to 5 Mbps, and Boost's $25 plan has no hotspot. Mint includes up to 20GB of hotspot on unlimited and Tello includes 10GB.
Test coverage before you port your number
Visible offers a 15-day free trial and Cricket a 14-day trial through its app, both without cancelling your current line. US Mobile and Red Pocket let you choose among networks, which helps if one network is weak where you live.
FAQ
What is the cheapest cell phone plan in 2026?
Among the plans we checked, Tello Starter and Red Pocket Essentials are the cheapest at $10 a month. Tello gives 2GB with unlimited talk and text and Red Pocket gives 3GB. Both suit people who use Wi-Fi most of the day.
What is the cheapest unlimited data plan?
AT&T Prepaid's 12-month unlimited plan works out to $20 a month but needs $240 up front and slows after 16GB. Paid monthly, Visible, US Mobile, Boost and Tello all offer unlimited for $25, and Visible and US Mobile include taxes and fees in that price.
Is Mint Mobile really $15 a month?
For new customers in November 2026, yes: every Mint plan costs $45 for 3 months, $90 for 6 or $180 for 12, each equal to $15 a month. After the first term, Mint's labels list regular 3-month prices of $25 to $45 a month depending on data.
Do these prices include taxes and fees?
Visible and US Mobile include taxes and fees, and Cricket includes government taxes. Mint, AT&T Prepaid and Google Fi charge taxes and fees on top of the plan price.
Can I keep my phone and number when I switch?
All of these carriers let you bring a compatible phone and transfer your number. Check compatibility on the carrier's site first, and try Visible's 15-day or Cricket's 14-day trial if you are unsure about coverage.
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