Twigby plans cost $15 to $35 a month at the regular price. Twigby is a small MVNO, a mobile virtual network operator, and it leads with an introductory offer: new customers pay $10 a month less for the first three months.
Twigby plans and prices
Four plans, each with unlimited talk and text.
| Data | First 3 months, new customers | Regular price |
|---|---|---|
| 2 GB | $5 | $15 |
| 5 GB | $10 | $20 |
| 10 GB | $15 | $25 |
| Unlimited | $25 | $35 |
Prices are from Twigby’s plans page, read on October 8, 2026.
Twigby’s advertising shows the first column. The plan labels are clear about it, though: “This monthly price is an introductory rate”, with the intro period given as 3 months. Budget on the regular price.
Fees on top
The prices exclude fees and taxes. The label for the 2 GB plan lists an Administration Fee of $1.99, a Federal Universal Service Fund Fee of $0.28 and a Federal Recovery Fee of $0.05 a month, with government taxes that vary by location. So the $15 plan is about $17.32 before tax.
Automatic payment is required. Twigby’s terms say “All accounts require a valid payment method and enrollment in autopay”, and that “There are no additional billing discounts available.”
Which network does Twigby use?
Twigby does not name it. It says “On the nation’s largest and most reliable network”, and its terms speak of “the mobile wireless network of a large facilities-based carrier”. The terms add that the network “may change from time to time”.
Wikipedia’s list of MVNOs gives Verizon as Twigby’s host, and we file it there.
Does Twigby support eSIM?
Yes. Twigby’s bring-your-own-phone page asks for a second IMEI number on “eSIM capable phones”, and its help centre has articles on ordering and activating an eSIM.
Data settings
We found no APN settings on Twigby’s site or in its help centre.