Mint Mobile is a relatively young network provider, originally founded in 2015 as a subsidiary of Ultra Mobile. Back then, it was known as Mint SIM, but the corporate spin-off took place in 2019. Ryan Reynolds, an A-list Hollywood celebrity, acquired around 20-25% stake in Mint Mobile during the spin-off and has since become the face of the comp...

Founded in 2016, Tello Mobile is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), meaning it doesn’t own any cell towers. Instead, Tello has partnered with T-Mobile to provide 4G LTE and 5G services. Tello currently offers some of the cheapest mobile network plans, and it’s one of the few low-cost providers to offer international calling and textin...

AT&T is one of the US’ most popular mobile service providers. Over the years, they’ve built a great network that can offer strong coverage in the USA, they offer great 5G plans, and they have all the phones you might want. While they may be on the pricier side, they have great family plan options, making them a great choice for groups. B...

Looking for a new phone provider? As one of the largest service providers in the United States, Verizon is probably one of your top options. The provider offers one of the widest ranges of unlimited data plans among its competitors, and their plans come with various benefits that go a long way. And while the plans are expensive, they are definit...

If you use Xfinity’s internet services, you’ve probably heard about their exclusive postpaid phone service as well. Xfinity Mobile is specifically made for Xfinity internet subscribers and offers great by-the-gig postpaid plans that allow you to customize your internet plan down to the last gigabyte. And since they use Verizon’s massive ne...

Founded in 2001, Boost Mobile is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) owned by Dish Wireless. Boost uses T-Mobile and AT&T to deliver high-speed wireless services with excellent coverage. You can choose from one of Boost’s ten flexible plans, and you can further customize your plan with add-ons like international services.

Cricket Wireless is a prepaid wireless services provider founded in 1999 by Leap Wireless International. AT&T acquired Leap Wireless in 2014 and, by extension, became the owner of Cricket Wireless. Cricket Wireless is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) that uses AT&T’s infrastructure – so the company offers AT&T coverage at...