AT&T Plans

Welcome to our AT&T Plans page. Here you'll find information about various AT&T wireless plans and options.

AT&T's network offers several key advantages compared to Verizon and T-Mobile, based on independent tests and coverage data from 2025:

Strong 4G LTE Coverage, Especially in Rural Areas: AT&T has one of the largest 4G LTE networks in the US, covering about 57-60% of the land area (similar to or just behind Verizon, ahead of T-Mobile's ~45%). This makes it highly reliable for fallback connectivity in remote or rural regions where 5G may be limited. Sources like FCC maps and user reports highlight AT&T's edge over T-Mobile in rural performance, with Verizon often leading overall but AT&T close behind.

Excellent Indoor Signal Strength: AT&T consistently provides superior indoor coverage and signal penetration, reducing dead zones in buildings, basements, or homes with thick walls. Reviews note AT&T users report better indoor experiences than on Verizon or T-Mobile.

Overall Reliability and Consistency: In RootMetrics' 1H 2025 report, AT&T swept awards for overall performance, reliability, speed (due to strong minimum/consistent speeds), and call performance. It positions AT&T as a "stable middle-ground" with steady, dependable service nationwide, even if peak speeds lag behind competitors.

Balanced Performance: While T-Mobile dominates 5G speeds (often 2-3x faster median downloads per Ookla and Opensignal) and widest 5G availability (~96% in some road tests), and Verizon excels in rural reliability and certain experiential categories (e.g., video streaming), AT&T avoids major weaknesses. It ranks second in many 5G coverage metrics (per FCC) and offers good consistency without extreme gaps.

Recent Network Enhancements: In late 2025, AT&T deployed additional mid-band spectrum, boosting 5G download speeds by up to 80% in many areas. It also achieved nationwide 5G Standalone (SA) coverage, enabling lower latency and future features like network slicing.