boom! Mobile offers affordable prepaid plans on the Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile networks. Their AT&T plans (boom! Blue plans) are especially great. Why? Because boom! Mobile offers the same network priority as AT&T postpaid. That means you can enjoy the same premium coverage, service, and features all at a more affordable price.
boom! Mobile’s new boom! Pink Plans are great too. They offer discounts for purchasing the plans in bulk, allowing boom! to compete with Mint Mobile’s pricing.
boom! Mobile Discounts
boom! Mobile offers family plan discounts on their boom! Blue plans (AT&T network). Get a shared data plan with either 9GB, 20GB, 30GB, 60GB, or 120GB of LTE data and support for up to 10 lines per account.
boom! Mobile Coverage
boom! Mobile uses Verizon (boom! Red), AT&T (boom! Blue), and T-Mobile (boom! Pink) for coverage.
boom! Mobile Features
boom! Mobile offers plans on three networks: boom! Blue (AT&T), boom! Red (Verizon), and boom! Pink (T-Mobile). Basic features such as visual voicemail, Wi-Fi calling, VoLTE, MMS, and hotspot are supported on all three networks, but some features such as international roaming are exclusive to a single network. Here’s the full breakdown:
boom! Blue (AT&T Network)
boom!’s Blue network is special because they offer the same data priority as AT&T postpaid subscribers. This generally translates to faster data speeds, lower ping times, and better performance when the network is congested. boom! Blue offers full feature service, including:
- Visual Voicemail
- MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service)
- HD Voice / VoLTE
- Wi-Fi Calling
- Personal Hotspot
- Domestic Roaming
- Stateside International Calling to Mexico & Canada on Single lines with 1GB+ and Unlimited Share Plans with 20GB+ shared data
- International Coverage in Canada & Mexico on plans with 1GB+ of data and Unlimited Share Plans with 20GB+ shared data
- eSIM
boom! Red (Verizon Network)
boom!’s verizon plans are at standard MVNO network priority. You may notice slight data speed slow downs when the network is busy. boom! Red supports the following features:
- Visual Voicemail
- MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service)
- HD Voice / VoLTE
- Wi-Fi Calling
- Personal Hotspot
boom! Pink (T-Mobile Network)
boom!’s T-Mobile plans are at standard MVNO network priority. You may notice slight data speed slow downs when the network is busy. Support for stateside international calling and international roaming are coming soon. boom! Pink supports the following features:
- Visual Voicemail
- MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service)
- HD Voice / VoLTE
- Wi-Fi Calling
- Personal Hotspot
- Visual Voicemail
- MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service)
- HD Voice / VoLTE
- Wi-Fi Calling
- Hotspot Data
- Video Streaming
- Domestic Roaming
- Stateside International Calling
- International Data Roaming
- eSIM
- 5G Coverage
Stateside International Calling
boom! Blue supports stateside international calling to Canada and Mexico.
International Data Roaming
boom! Blue supports international data roaming in Canada and Mexico.
boom! Mobile Hidden Fees
boom! Mobile adds tax and a $2.99 regulatory fee to all of their plans.
Here is boom! Mobile’s customer service contact information for questions and support:
- Phone: (800) 767-5599
- Email: support@boom.us
- Live Chat available on boom! Mobile’s website
boom! Mobile customer service hours:
- Customer service is available 24/7 to submit requests. Response times may vary.
Verizon’s network uses the following LTE and 5G bands to provide coverage:
The bands in bold are Verizon’s primary bands that they use for LTE and 5G coverage.
Make sure your phone supports the primary LTE and 5G bands for the best coverage, performance, and data speeds on the Verizon network. The more bands your phone supports, the better your experience will be.
Verizon’s network provides coverage to over 327 million people across 2.68 million square miles.
This means Verizon covers over 99% of the United States population.
Here’s Verizon’s coverage map, as reported by the independent third party site RootMetrics:
If you’d like, you can check Verizon’s coverage in your area by using the following resources:
You can also download and use the following applications to see if Verizon offers good coverage in your area:
AT&T’s network uses the following LTE and 5G bands to provide coverage:
The bands in bold are AT&T’s primary bands that they use for LTE and 5G coverage.
Make sure your phone supports the primary LTE and 5G bands for the best coverage, performance, and data speeds on the AT&T network. The more bands your phone supports, the better your experience will be.
AT&T’s network provides coverage to over 400 million people across the United States and Mexico.
AT&T covers over 99% of the United States population.
Here’s AT&T’s coverage map, as reported by the independent third party site RootMetrics:
If you’d like, you can check AT&T's coverage in your area by using the following resources:
You can also download and use the following applications to see if AT&T offers good coverage in your area:
T-Mobile’s network uses the following LTE and 5G bands to provide coverage:
The bands in bold are T-Mobile’s primary bands that they use for LTE and 5G coverage.
Make sure your phone supports the primary LTE and 5G bands for the best coverage, performance, and data speeds on the Verizon network. The more bands your phone supports, the better your experience will be.
T-Mobile’s network provides coverage to over 326 million people and currently offers the largest 5G network in the United States.
T-Mobile covers over 99% of the United States population.
Here’s T-Mobile’s coverage map, as reported by the independent third party site RootMetrics:
If you’d like, you can check T-Mobile's coverage in your area by using the following resources:
You can also download and use the following applications to see if T-Mobile offers good coverage in your area:
