Wing, also known as Wing Tel and Wing Alpha, is an affordable prepaid carrier with full-feature service on AT&T network.
Wing was started on July 15th, 2017 in NYC by David Arabov, Jonathon Francis, Ilan Yarden, and Greg Dybec. Tired of high phone bills & poor customer service, the four founders set off to create a carrier that cares about its users and offers affordable plans.
Wing's plans start at just $15/month, and our favorite option is their $55 unlimited data plan.
Discount
Wing offers $5 off per line for family plans.
Wing Coverage
Wing uses the AT&T and Sprint networks for coverage. We recommend using them on AT&T.
Wing Features
- Visual Voicemail
- MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service)
- HD Voice / VoLTE
- Wi-Fi Calling
- Personal Hotspot
- International Coverage ($10/day add-on)
- eSIM
Note that the eSIM feature is only available for the iPhone XS, iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, Pixel 3, and Pixel 3a at this time.
Stateside International Calling
Wing supports making international calls from the U.S. at affordable rates. These are long-distance calls placed in the United States and made to foreign countries.
International Coverage
Wing Sprint currently offers international coverage in 135+ countries. Data is $13/GB, texts are $0.25/text from within the U.S., $0.20/text outside the U.S., and calling rates vary by country.
Wing AT&T offers international coverage for $10/day. Use your current Wing plan in over 100+ supported international countries.
Hidden Fees
Wing adds standard taxes to their plans. For us, this added $5.78 to our $55 unlimited plan, for a total bill of $60.78.
Wing Customer Service
Here is Wing customer service contact information for questions and support:
- Phone: 1 (888) 800-9921
- Email: not supported
- Live Chat: Wing support is available through Live Chat on Wing’s website or through their mobile application
Wing’s customer service hours:
- Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 11:00 pm EST
- Saturday - Sunday: 9:00 am - 6:00pm EST
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:
