Every Plan We've Reviewed, Ranked
One editorial scoreboard for every plan we've tested — scored on value, network, features, and support, updated as prices change. No carrier pays for placement. How we score →
The best overall value in wireless right now — pick your network, keep the perks.
H2O's best deal by a distance — unlimited with 60GB at full speed and international calling, for twenty-five dollars a line.
15GB with unlimited talk and text to 100 countries for $120 a year — ten dollars a month, and the same annual price as the 5GB plan.
The plan to buy at AT&T Prepaid — 16GB of priority data and a 10GB hotspot for about twenty dollars a month, which is less than the two monthly tiers that offer neither.
The heavy-user cap and the first tier with 5GB of Mexico and Canada roaming data — 24GB for under nineteen dollars a month on a year.
Verizon's network on one flat, all-in $35 plan — taxes included, no contract, no add-on math.
Visible's premium tier — Verizon data that isn't deprioritized, plus richer travel perks, still all-in.
Verizon's top postpaid plan — best-in-class priority data, a huge hotspot, and travel built in.
12GB on T-Mobile's network with unlimited calling to 90+ countries, for fourteen dollars a month if you buy a year — less than half the monthly rate.
Unlimited data with the first 50GB at full speed and calling to 100 countries, for seventeen dollars a month on a year.
T-Mobile's flagship unlimited — taxes included, a big hotspot, and streaming perks on the country's broadest 5G.
The cheapest way onto T-Mobile's own network — unlimited 5G for twenty dollars a month, taxes included, if you prepay six months.
The best-balanced plan in AT&T's postpaid lineup — truly unlimited priority data and 100GB hotspot, and a bargain if you qualify for the 20% discounts.
T-Mobile's flagship — 250GB priority data, a 50GB hotspot, 4K streaming, and unmatched free data in 215+ countries.
The smartest tier in Verizon's postpaid lineup — truly unlimited priority data, UWB access, and 30GB hotspot without paying for Ultimate's extras.
A year of unlimited data on AT&T's network for $300 — the cheapest unlimited plan on AT&T, sold with four conditions worth reading first.
The quiet middle of Ultra's lineup — 8GB on T-Mobile with unlimited calling to 90+ countries for under twelve dollars a month on a year.
8GB on T-Mobile's network with unlimited talk and text to 100 countries, for $108 a year — nine dollars a month, and cheaper annually than the 5GB plan.
The cheapest Ultra plan with usable data — 4GB on T-Mobile plus unlimited calling to 90+ countries for just over nine dollars a month on a year.
The biggest capped allowance Lycamobile sells — 25GB with unlimited calling to 100 countries for fourteen dollars a month on a year.
Unlimited high-speed data for twenty-five dollars, which is what Ting also charges for five gigabytes on the legacy plan sitting next to it.
One of the best-value unlimited plans on Verizon's network — $25 all-in for Ultra Wideband, premium data and unlimited hotspot, if you bring your own phone.
Total's flagship — UWB, the fastest unlimited hotspot in the lineup (10 Mbps), 1TB cloud, 140+ country roaming, and Disney+ Premium included.
AT&T's flagship — a 250GB hotspot with no equal in U.S. wireless, plus truly unlimited priority data and included tablet & watch lines.
Verizon's Simplicity mobile plan bundled with Verizon home internet on a single $70/mo bill — all taxes and fees included.
How we score
Every plan earns a single 0–10 score built from four weighted categories: value for money, network & speed, hotspot & features, and customer experience. We verify prices against each carrier's own page and re-score when they change. No carrier pays for placement, and affiliate relationships never move a ranking — they're disclosed on every plan link.
Scores update automatically as we add plans and adjust them in our shared plan data. Ties are broken by value-for-money, then price.
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