A AT&T MVNO is a phone brand that sells service on AT&T’s network without owning it. MVNO stands for mobile virtual network operator. You get AT&T’s towers and someone else’s prices, support and rules. These are the AT&T MVNOs we track.
| Brand | Network | Owned by | From, a month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black Wireless | AT&T | The OLB Group | $20 |
| Boost Mobile | AT&TT-Mobile | EchoStar | $30 |
| Consumer Cellular | AT&T | Not recorded | $20 |
| Cricket Wireless | AT&T | AT&T | $35 |
| Gen Mobile | T-MobileAT&T | EchoStar | $10 |
| Good2Go Mobile | AT&TT-Mobile | Not recorded | $15 |
| H2O Wireless | AT&T | Locus Telecommunications | $20 |
| Lycamobile | AT&TT-Mobile | Not recorded | |
| Patriot Mobile | VerizonAT&TT-Mobile | Not recorded | $25 |
| PureTalk | AT&T | Not recorded | $24.99 |
| Red Pocket Mobile | AT&TT-MobileVerizon | Not recorded | $10 |
| US Mobile | VerizonAT&TT-Mobile | Not recorded | $10 |
Networks and owners last reviewed . Prices read from each brand's own site on .
The price column is the lowest monthly price for one line that the brand’s own site showed when we read it. Some of those prices need a yearly payment or are introductory, so read the brand’s page before comparing. A blank means we have not confirmed that brand’s prices yet.
Which of these does AT&T own?
One. Cricket Wireless is a subsidiary of AT&T and says every plan runs on “the AT&T network”. The rest are independent.
Boost Mobile is the newcomer
Boost Mobile joined this list recently. Its owner, EchoStar, says it finished moving all customer traffic to AT&T’s network on November 15, 2025.
Two that also use T-Mobile
Good2Go Mobile names both AT&T and T-Mobile as its carrier partners. US Mobile sells an AT&T-style network it calls Dark Star, alongside two others.
How an MVNO differs from AT&T itself
An MVNO sets its own plans, so compare what each plan includes, not only the price. Some MVNOs also say their data can be slower than the host’s own when the network is busy. Metro by T-Mobile and Simple Mobile both print that warning. For AT&T’s own prices, see AT&T plans.
Before you switch
Check that your phone is unlocked and that the brand supports it. Then check coverage at your address on the brand’s own map, not only on AT&T’s. The full list across all three networks is on our MVNO list.