The US has some of the most expensive mobile phone plans in the world, and many people are paying $60 to $100 per month or more without questioning it.
Switching to Tello Mobile can bring the cost of your plan down to as little as $5 a month, and even the unlimited plan is just $25 a month – all while using America’s largest 5G network …
Visitors from Europe and other countries are often startled by the cost of mobile phone plans in the US. Despite what appears to be lively competition between carriers, pricing for all of them remains high.
Independent wireless service providers can offer the same coverage as big name networks at a significantly lower price. When choosing one, however, you’ll want to be satisfied that they offer the speeds and coverage you’re used to.
That’s where Tello Mobile comes in. It operates on America’s largest 5G network, providing assurance that you won’t be sacrificing when switching to one of its highly affordable plans.
Highly flexible plans
Those plans start from just $5 per month, and the mobile provider’s unlimited plan costs only $25 per month. Other options are:
- 2GB + Unlimited Talk & Text – $10
- 10 GB + Unlimited Talk & Text – $15
- 20 GB + Unlimited Talk & Text – $20
Tello also offers the flexibility of building your own plan, and if your needs change later, that’s no problem either: the company operates without fixed-term contracts, allowing you to switch plan any time you like!
No hidden charges
Some carriers love to apply hidden charges to their plans, while Tello keeps things honest:
- Free eSIM activation
- Free Hotspot and Wi-Fi calling
- Unlimited texts
- Free international calls to 60+ countries, including Canada, Mexico, and India
- International roaming included
No wonder the company has a Trustpilot score of 4.5 across more than 15,000 reviews.
Switch in minutes
Switching to Tello is quick and simple. You can keep your existing phone and number, and activate your plan in minutest tello.com
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