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All MVNOs use T-Mobile, AT&T, or Verizon towers. Same coverage, lower price.
Keep your number, bring your phone. Most switches take under an hour.
An MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) leases network capacity from Verizon, AT&T, or T-Mobile. You get the same towers and coverage at a fraction of the price — MVNOs save by selling online and skipping retail stores.
Yes — number porting is your legal right. Provide your current account number and PIN when signing up with the new carrier. The process usually takes a few hours.
Most modern unlocked smartphones work across all networks. If your phone was carrier-locked, contact them to unlock it — they're required to once your contract is fulfilled.
During peak congestion, carriers may slow MVNO customers before their own subscribers. This varies by plan — premium tiers like Visible+ offer higher priority.
The average American pays $80–$100/month with a major carrier. Budget MVNOs start at $10–$30/month for the same coverage. A family of four could save $1,500–$2,400/year.
Most prepaid plans include taxes and fees in the listed price. Some carriers add $3–$8/month extra. We note this where applicable. No contracts or early termination fees on any plan listed here.