Small business wireless
Move multiple lines, keep compatible devices, and compare team-level savings before you commit to anything.
Wireless savings calculator
Enter your current bill and line count. Illustrative benchmark only — final pricing varies with device status, taxes, add-ons, and eligibility.
Estimated new bill
$120
$30 per line
Estimated monthly savings
$100
Best used as a switch-worth-it gut check
Estimated annual savings
$1,200
Especially meaningful on 3–6 line households
Keep your number in most cases. Bring your current phone if it's compatible and unlocked.
Field crews
One bill, every truck — fewer billing headaches across many devices.
Owner + office
A 3-line setup already earns business-level pricing attention.
Sales teams
Portability and device reuse keep the switch invisible to customers.
Growing crews
Add-a-line flexibility means the plan scales with the headcount.
Not always. Most teams first check whether current devices can come along — compatible and unlocked usually means yes.
That's the whole point of a team move — the numbers your customers call keep working through the switch.
Some switch incentives are built around exactly that — check before assuming a team move is off the table.
Three-question quiz
Thirty seconds — no wrong answers, just the right framing before you look at options.
No — owner-led teams buying 3–6 lines are the most common case: owner, office, and a small crew.
In many cases, yes. Business number transfer is routine when switching service — continuity for your customers is the priority.
Often yes, when devices are network-compatible and unlocked — which is most late-model phones.
Three or more lines already moves real money monthly; at 5–10+ lines the per-line savings compound fast.