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Lower your monthly bill, keep your number in most cases, and bring your current phone if it's compatible and unlocked.
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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.
Usually yes. In most cases your current number moves with you when you switch — the check takes moments.
Often yes, if your device is compatible with the new network and unlocked by your current provider.
Some switchers qualify for payoff-style offers or switch incentives — worth checking before you rule the move out.
Three-question quiz
Thirty seconds — no wrong answers, just the right framing before you look at options.
In most cases, yes. Number transfer eligibility can vary, but the large majority of switchers keep their current number — the FCC protects your right to port it in the same area.
Often yes. Your phone needs to be compatible with the network you're moving to and unlocked by your current provider — both are quick checks.
Not always. Many switchers bring their current phones instead of replacing every device — that's usually where the biggest savings hide.
Some switching offers help offset an existing device balance or make the move easier. Check the current options before assuming you're stuck.