US Mobile Plans
The only carrier that lets you pick which national network you ride on — Verizon, T-Mobile or AT&T — and switch later if it doesn't work out. Taxes are included on every plan.
US Mobile sells the same plans across three separate networks and lets you choose at activation: Warp on Verizon, GSM 5G on T-Mobile, or AT&T. That solves the single biggest problem with buying an MVNO — you don't have to guess which network works at your address, and you can move if you guessed wrong.
Two plans carry the lineup. Unlimited Starter at $25 is the entry point, with a high-speed allotment before deprioritization. Unlimited Premium at $44 monthly — $32.50 on annual prepay — is truly unlimited premium data with a 50GB hotspot and multi-network access on one SIM. Both include taxes and fees.
US Mobile at a glance
Every US Mobile plan compared
Prices are what US Mobile advertises. The line under each plan name is what you actually pay once taxes and fees land.
Plan names link to our full review of that tier. We re-verify every price against the carrier daily.
Two plans, and prepay changes the maths
Starter and Premium ride the same network of your choosing with taxes included. Premium's annual prepay is what makes it competitive rather than merely good.
Premium's annual prepay is $299/yr, an effective $24.90/mo in the first year and $32.50/mo thereafter. Both plans include taxes and fees. Network choice is made at activation and can be changed later.
What it really costs
The prepay gap is the whole decision. Premium is $44/mo billed monthly and $32.50 on annual prepay — $299 for the year, an effective $24.90/mo in the first year. Buying monthly costs about a third more for identical service.
Taxes are already in. Both plans are quoted all-in, so compare $32.50 against other carriers' post-tax totals rather than their advertised numbers — it's usually worth $3–5/mo more than it looks.
Starter is priced to be left. $25 gets you a high-speed allotment and then deprioritization, with a modest hotspot. It's a fine way to test a network for a month; it isn't where the value is.
The feature you can't buy elsewhere: network choice, changeable after activation. Every other MVNO locks you to whichever host carrier it resells, and coverage varies enough street to street that the option has real value.
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Frequently asked questions
How much do US Mobile plans cost?
Unlimited Starter is $25/mo and Unlimited Premium is $44/mo, or $32.50/mo on annual prepay ($299/yr, an effective $24.90/mo in the first year). Both include taxes and fees.
Which US Mobile plan is the best value?
Unlimited Premium on annual prepay. At $32.50/mo all-in it includes truly unlimited premium data, a 50GB hotspot, international data and multi-network access on one SIM — a combination nothing else at this price matches.
Can I choose which network US Mobile uses?
Yes, and that's the main reason to consider it. You pick Verizon (Warp), T-Mobile (GSM 5G) or AT&T at activation and can change later. Unlimited Premium includes access to more than one network on a single SIM.
Does US Mobile include taxes and fees?
Yes, on both plans. The advertised price is what you pay, which makes US Mobile directly comparable to Visible and Cricket rather than to carriers that quote pre-tax.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — 30 days before you port your number, so you can test your chosen network alongside your existing service. That's twice as long as Visible's 15-day trial.
What's the catch with Unlimited Starter?
It has a high-speed allotment and then deprioritizes, and hotspot is modest. At $25 it's good for testing a network or for light use, but Premium is where the plan stops making compromises.