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Starting as low as $5 for five days of service, Airvoice is a highly flexible MVNO. With Airvoice, you can pay as you go or buy a month of service, with high-speed LTE service in data packages  

• Network: AT&T Wireless 

Optimum or Suddenlink customer, Altice Mobile might be worth considering. For those customers, an unlimited plan is just $45 per month per line with autopay. The price goes up to $55 per month if you are just looking for mobile service alone.  

• Network: AT&T Wireless 

Optimum or Suddenlink customer, Altice Mobile might be worth considering. For those customers, an unlimited plan is just $45 per month per line with autopay. The price goes up to $55 per month if you are just looking for mobile service alone.  

•  Network: AT&T Wireless

 Optimum or Suddenlink customer, Altice Mobile might be worth considering. For those customers, an unlimited plan is just $45 per month per line with autopay. The price goes up to $55 per month if you are just looking for mobile service alone. 

•  Network: AT&T Wireless 

 
NATIONWIDE Talk, Text& Data $20 

• Network: AT&T Wireless 

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•  Network: AT&T Wireless 

Easy Go Wireless is a brand from H2O Wireless that focuses on international service. For $30 per month, you get access to unlimited talk and text, as well as unlimited talk to more than 80 countries (calling to Guatemala and the Dominican Republic is limited to 200 minutes). You also get 2GB of data. 

• Network: AT&T Wireless 

Freedom Pop Unlimited Data and unlimited talk and text (or 250 minutes and unlimited text). FreedomPop has a range of plans with 1GB, 4GB, or 10GB of data. The 1GB plan starts at just $15 per month, whereas the unlimited LTE plan with unlimited data, talk, and text costs $55.

• Network: AT&T Wireless 

FreeUp Mobile  The data sizes come in at 1GB, 2GB, 6GB, and 15GB at $15, $20, $30, and $45 per month, respectively. Your speed is slowed down to 2G speeds after your data allotment. You can also get a discounted 3GB, 8GB, and 15GB plan with three, six, or twelve months purchased upfront.  

• Network: AT&T Wireless 

Good2Go Mobile offers a fairly standard array of wireless plans that include unlimited talk and text. The plans step up in data amounts at 1GB, 2GB, 6GB, 10GB, and 20GB for $15, $20, $30, $35, and $45 per month respectively. For the first three months of service on the 6GB plan, you get a promo rate of $15/month.  

• Network: AT&T Wireless 

H2O Wireless Data is also available in 6GB, 15GB, and unlimited amounts for $30, $40, and $50 with an additional discount available with autopay. The unlimited plan also comes with hotspot data for $10 more per month. There are also multi-line discounts  

• Network: AT&T Wireless 

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Optimum or Suddenlink customer, Altice Mobile might be worth considering. For those customers, an unlimited plan is just $45 per month per line with autopay. The price goes up to $55 per month if you are just looking for mobile service alone.  

• Network: T-Mobile

Start small or go big with 10GB

Best Cellular strives to keep up with its name thanks to a range of six plans that offer solid options for most people with up to 10GB of data for smartphones 

• Network: T-Mobile

 Boom Mobile operates on three different networks. .Plans start at $10 per month with 1200 minutes, unlimited texts, and 1GB of data. You can also bump up to unlimited talk and text only for $15 per month. There are more plans available including shared data plans for multiple lines as well as three-month bundles.  

• Network: T-Mobile 

Boost Mobile is now owned by Dish and offers plans on both the Sprint and T-Mobile networks. 

 Plans start as low as 2GB of data for $15 per month and increase in size and price up to 35GB.  

• Network: T-Mobile

Boss Wireless offers a wide range of plans starting with 100MB of data for $10 per month with unlimited talk and text. There are 1GB, 5GB, 15GB, and 50GB packages as well with prices increasing in $10 increments up to $50 per month. For 50GB of high-speed data, it's hard to find a much better value.   

• Network: T-Mobile

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• Network: T-Mobile

 
NATIONWIDE Talk, Text & Data $20  

• Network: T-Mobile

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Eco's a great carrier if you're looking for great rates on international calling, with unlimited international calling available for free on plans of $30/month and up.

Data plans start at $20 for unlimited talk, text, and 5GB of data. 10GB of data, unlimited talk, text, 2G data, and international calling is $30/month. All plans get voicemail, caller ID, call waiting, three-way calling, MMS (picture and video messaging), and domestic calling. There's also a $10 talk and text plan available. 

• Network: T-Mobile

Gen Mobile  Buy any of the $10 per month plans for $9 per month if you're willing to buy three months at once. Similarly, the $25 per month 3GB plan comes down to $20 per month for three months. Gen Mobile can be a great value for people that want to call or text internationally or simply want a plan with only texting.  

• Network: T-Mobile

Google Fi makes use of three different carriers to build its coverage. With towers from Sprint, T-Mobile, and US Cellular.  

Google Fi has a $70 unlimited plus plan, a $60 simply unlimited plan without international roaming, as well as a flexible plan that starts at $20 for calls and texts with data coming in at $10 per GB.   

• Network: T-Mobile

 Starting at $15 per month, you get 250MB of data which is slowed to 2G speeds when you run out. At $25 you get 1GB, $30 with autopay, you get 5GB. At $45 per month, you can get 20GB and for $55 you get a completely unlimited plan though you are limited to 3G speeds only

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• Network: T-Mobile 

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Affinity Cellular plans start at $10 per month for 350 voice minutes and 350 texts, with upgrades available up to unlimited talk and text for just $24 per month. This plan can be a good choice for a backup phone. If you need more out of your plan, you can get a data plan from 1GB for $20 per month all the way up to unlimited for $60 per month.  

• Network: Verizon Wireless

Best Cellular provides service on three networks, including Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon, with plans available for both basic phones and smartphones. The basic phone plans start at $15 per month with 500 minutes, 100 texts, and 100MB of data. If you need more, you can upgrade to the $19 or $35 plan, with the latter offering unlimited talk and text as well as 500MB of data.  

• Network: Verizon Wireless

Boom Mobile operates on three different networks. For Verizon service, you'll want to stick with service on the Boom Red network. 

Plans on the Verizon network start at $10 per month with 1200 minutes and unlimited texts plus 1GB of data. You can also bump up to 40GB of data for $57 per month. There are more plans available, including shared data plans for multiple lines as well as three-month bundles. Boom Mobile has a ton of options that will work for just about anyone. 

• Network: Verizon Wireless

Credo Mobile is a major player in the MVNO market, operating as a division of Working Assets.  

Plans start at $35 per month for 1GB of 4G LTE, unlimited talk and text, and tethering. If you need more, you can also go with 3GB, 9GB, 15GB, or unlimited data plans. You'll also save money per line, up to five lines though you'll share your data pool with all lines on your account.  

• Network: Verizon Wireless

 
EnTouch Wireless  EnTouch Wireless has three main plans starting at $20/month and moving up to $30/month and $50/month. The cheapest plan gets you unlimited talk and text with 500MB of data, confusingly called "1/2 GIG" on the website. At $30/month, you move up to 1GB of data with unlimited talk and text, and the $50/month plan comes with unlimited talk and text with 4GB of data.  

• Network: Verizon Wireless

Lively has two phones available, the Lively Flip and the Lively Smart. These are both rebranded devices with simplified software. The starting plan for both phones is $15 per month with 300 minutes though unlimited talk and text is an option for $20 per month. On the Smart, data can be added starting at 100MB for $2.50. Lively recommends 500MB for $5, but you can also upgrade all the way up to unlimited data depending on your needs.

Lively also offers health and safety packages starting at $20 per month for Urgent Response. Each phone has a prominent Urgent Response that connects with a 24/7 agent to assess the situation and provide assistance. These plans can also be upgraded with higher levels of immediate care.  

• Network: Verizon Wireless

Net10, owned by TracFone, uses all of the Big Four's towers to help with coverage, which means you get solid coverage for a little less than you'd spend going with one of the biggies.  

Unlimited talk, text, and 2G data. For example, $20 per month gets you 2GB of 4G LTE, with more plans available at 5GB, 10GB, 40GB, or unlimited data.  

• Network: Verizon Wireless 

Page Plus is a pretty run-of-the-mill MVNO operating on Verizon's network. Plans start at $12 per month for 500 minutes, 500 texts, and 100MB of LTE data. If you regularly use your phone, you'll want the $30/month plan that features unlimited domestic calling, $10 off international calling credit, unlimited global text, and 3GB of 4G LTE. You can also get an 8GB and unlimited plan at $40 and $55 per month, respectively.

•  Network: Verizon Wireless 

Puppy Wireless brings simple, budget plans start at $10 per month and offer 250 minutes, 250 texts (no video or picture messaging), and 100MB of data. Prices rise from there with an unlimited talk and text plan with 10GB of data coming in at $54 per month. 

• Network: Verizon Wireless

Reach Mobile Plans start at $30 per month with 3GB of data and unlimited talk and text on all plans. From there, you can go up to 8GB or 12GB. There's also a 20GB unlimited plan with 2G speed data after the initial 20GB is used. You can also add up to six lines with discounts per line for each added up to six. Data is shared between the lines. 

Red Pocket uses all of the big carriers and has several plans to choose from. The first plan is $10 per month and gets you 500 minutes, 500 texts, and 500MB of high-speed data. From there, you get unlimited talk and text with 3GB, 10GB, 12GB, or 50GB of data. There's also a family plan starting at $30 per month with 10GB of data. Each additional line costs just $20 per month.