AT&T Business is AT&T service, except geared towards businesses.
Most regular consumers won’t want to or have a need to sign up for AT&T Business.
But is AT&T Business any good for actual businesses?
The truth is, I do not know.
I have not dived deep into business cell phone plans just yet.
That said, I do know one thing:
US Mobile is awesome for businesses.
US Mobile uses Verizon for coverage, so obviously that will be different, but US Mobile’s pooled plans option gives small, medium, and large businesses exceptional value on mobile service.
Each line is just $9/mo for unlimited talk and text, and shared data is just $2 per GB.
If you are interested in AT&T, you can learn more about their specific business plans below. I just haven’t done the analysis yet to know if they are a good value or not.
AT&T Business offers a range of discounts and promotions for business customers.
Consider checking out AT&T’s current offers here.
No discounts or referral programs are available at this time.
I have not yet entered any AT&T Business tablet plans into the database at this time. Typically AT&T charges $20 per line for tablets on consumer plans. Please consider speaking with an AT&T business representative to learn more about AT&T's business offerings.
The above data points come from the FCC.
Check Verizon coverage in your area by using Verizon's official coverage map.
You can also check coverage using third-party maps like CoverageMap.com.
You can test cellular performance in your area by using the SpeedSmart app and running a speed test.
The above information comes from the FCC.
You can check AT&T coverage in your area by using AT&T's official coverage map.
You can also check coverage by using third-party maps like CoverageMap.com.
You can contribute to the CoverageMap.com project by downloading the SpeedSmart app and running a speed test while connected to a cellular network.
The above information comes from the FCC.
Check T-Mobile coverage in your area by using T-Mobile's official coverage map.
You can also check T-Mobile coverage by using third-party maps like CoverageMap.com.
You can contribute to the CoverageMap.com project by downloading the SpeedSmart app and running a speed test while connected to a cellular network.
All of AT&T’s business plans include VoLTE, Wi-Fi calling, visual voicemail, mobile hotspot, 5G access, eSIM, domestic data roaming, unlimited data roaming in Canada and Mexico, and free international texting from the U.S. to over 120 supported countries.
AT&T also includes AT&T Active Armor with all of its plans.
The Business Unlimited Starter plan gets the basic version of Active Armor, which includes spam and fraud call blocking.
The Business Unlimited Performance and Unlimited Elite plans get Active Armor Advanced, which includes spam and fraud call blocking, along with caller ID, identity monitoring, and expanded Wi-Fi protection.
The Business Unlimited Elite plan also gets some extra features.
It comes with up to 4K video streaming. (Though, you can enable 4K streaming on any cell phone plan simply by using a VPN. I use SurfShark because it costs me less than $3 per month.)
Unlimited Premium also comes with free data roaming in 19 Latin American countries.
No AT&T Business plan add ons have been entered into the database just yet.
Get support for AT&T business plans by going to AT&T's support page or by dialing 611 from your AT&T phone.
