What's the Difference Between Single vs Triple Network Coverage?

We offer two types of network access to match your phone's capabilities and coverage needs.

Single Network Plans:

• Connect to AT&T's 4G and 5G network only

• Perfect for older phones with single SIM capability

• Good coverage in most areas across the United States

• Reliable service in cities and suburban areas

• More affordable option for basic coverage needs

Triple Network Plans:

• Access to AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile networks

• Requires a newer phone with dual SIM/eSIM support

• Best possible coverage with automatic switching

• Superior service in rural and remote areas

• Premium coverage option with global roaming

Coverage benefits of the Triple Network:

• 99.9% population coverage in the United States

• Better indoor coverage in buildings and basements

• Improved service in rural and mountainous areas

• Backup coverage when one network has issues

• Seamless coverage while traveling

When to choose Single Network:

• You have an older phone without dual SIM capability

• You're primarily in urban areas with good AT&T coverage

• You want to save money on your monthly bill

• You don't travel frequently to rural areas

When to choose Triple Network:

• You have a newer phone with dual SIM/eSIM support

• You travel frequently or live in rural areas

• You want the absolute best coverage available

• You need international roaming capabilities

• You're willing to pay more for premium service

Both options include unlimited calling and texting with generous data allowances.