Chart Compares Cell Phone Plans from Sprint, T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon

Compare Cell Phone Plans with this Chart [US Carriers Only]

15 sep 2009

This visual chart will help you compare cell phone plans from different cellular carriers including Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint. The graph also mentions termination fee in case you want to end the contract with your current service provider.

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This comparison chart will be quite handy for people in the US who are looking to quickly compare text and data plans from major cellular carriers including Sprint, T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon Wireless.

The base price for a 450 minute calling plan is the same from every carrier but your overall monthly bill will vary depending on your use of text (SMS) and data (wireless Internet) on the mobile phone. Looking at the chart, you can quickly figure out which carrier offers the cheapest plan considering your current usage of text messaging and Internet on the phone.

You may also want to look at the termination fee section in case you want to end the contract with your current cellular service provider.

Credit: Flowing Data

http://www.fixmycellbill.com Ed Finegold

This chart is a great first step. Keep in mind though that plans and pricing change all that time. There are literally hundreds of plans out there. These 300 and 450 minute plans represent a relatively low end of the market too. At FixMyCellBill.com we see lots of folks using family share plans as well as Friends and Family and myFaves plans. If you want a rate plan comparison based on your actual usage, upload the pdf version of your bill to our site. We stay on top of all the current plans in the market and can show you where the best deal is for you from your carrier and from the five biggest carriers. With our “freeview” you can upload your bill and we’ll tell you how much less you can spend for your service too.
http://informationmadness.com/cms InfoMad

I would add couple of more variables to this comparison though. The number of minutes and when the night time starts. I think Sprint beats them all in that case. Also if you compare the family plan for these providers, Sprint has cheapest one among all..
Saravanan

Individual 300 minutes is $29.99

http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/plans/Cell-Phone-Plans.aspx?catgroup=Indvidual-cell-phone-plan&WT.mc_n=Individual_PlanFirstTile1&WT.mc_t=OnsiteAd#Individual
James Pearce

Thank you for a very clear comparison between the major carriers. They are very similar in pricing, really.
But none of them compare all that well against some of the prepaid offers available at the moment. The one I use, for instance, is Straight Talk which costs me $45 for unlimited talk and texting and 30mb of data. The network is also not a problem because it runs on Verizon’s network, which is still generally considered as the best.
rubin

Poor Americans. Atleast in this case, we are the best in the world for cheaper call/text rates and data rates

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Compare Cell Phone Plans with this Chart [US Carriers Only]

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