Save Big on Premium Mobile Plans

We offer a variety of plans including unlimited data plans, fixed data plans, family plans, and international-focused plans. All plans include unlimited talk and text within the US, with varying data allowances and premium features.

"Unlimited data" means you don't have a fixed cap on your data usage. However, with most providers, after you reach a certain threshold of premium data (typically 20-100GB), your speeds may be reduced during times of network congestion. Premium unlimited plans often have higher thresholds or no throttling at all.

Family plans allow you to add multiple lines to a single account at a discounted rate. Each line typically gets the same features and data allowance. The more lines you add, the more you save per line. Most providers support up to 5-10 lines per account.

We pride ourselves on transparent pricing. The advertised price includes all standard service fees. However, regulatory fees and taxes may apply depending on your location and are calculated at checkout. These typically add 5-15% to your bill.

An eSIM (embedded SIM) is a digital SIM that allows you to activate a cellular plan without having to use a physical SIM card. It's built into your device and can be programmed remotely, making it easier to switch carriers or use multiple lines.

Most recent smartphones support eSIM, including iPhone models from XR/XS and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer, Samsung Galaxy S20/Note 20 and newer, and many recent iPads. You can check if your device is compatible by going to your device settings or contacting our support team.

Activating an eSIM is simple. After purchasing a plan, you'll receive an email with a QR code and activation instructions. On your device, go to Settings > Cellular/Mobile > Add Cellular/Mobile Plan, then scan the QR code. The process typically takes just a few minutes.

Yes, most eSIM-compatible devices support Dual SIM Dual Standby (DSDS), allowing you to use both an eSIM and a physical SIM simultaneously. This is useful for having separate lines for personal and business use, or for using a local plan while traveling abroad.

Yes, many of our plans include international features. T-Mobile plans typically include data and texting in 215+ countries, AT&T and Verizon offer service in Mexico and Canada, and our specialized carriers like Ultra Mobile offer excellent international calling rates to 80+ countries.

International calling rates vary by provider and destination. Some plans include free calling to select countries, while others offer international calling credits or discounted rates. For specific rates to your desired country, please check the individual provider's international calling chart.

For frequent international travelers, we recommend T-Mobile's Magenta or Magenta MAX plans, which include data and texting in 215+ countries. For even more extensive coverage, you can add international passes to any plan that provide high-speed data abroad for a daily or weekly fee.

Yes, we offer dedicated international travel eSIMs for over 190 countries. These are perfect for short trips abroad and can be activated just before your journey. They provide local data at competitive rates without the hassle of finding a local SIM card upon arrival.

If you're experiencing connection issues, try these steps: 1) Restart your device, 2) Toggle Airplane mode on and off, 3) Check for carrier settings updates, 4) Reset your network settings, or 5) Ensure your APN settings are correct. If problems persist, contact our technical support team.

APN (Access Point Name) settings vary by provider. After activating your plan, you'll receive the correct APN settings via email. Most modern phones will automatically configure these settings, but you can also find provider-specific APN settings in your account dashboard or by contacting support.

You can check your data usage through your account dashboard on our website or mobile app. Additionally, most providers allow you to text a specific code (typically "DATA" or "USAGE") to a service number for a real-time update. Your device also tracks data usage in settings, but our platform provides the most accurate information.

If your SIM card isn't working, verify that: 1) It's properly inserted, 2) It's activated (check your account dashboard), 3) Your device is compatible with the carrier, 4) Your account is in good standing. For eSIMs, ensure the profile is properly installed and selected as your primary line if needed.