Finding your Options

You can use FCC (Federal Communications Commission) Broadband Map to look at your area/address and determine which service provider is your best option.

Mobile Savings

If your phone is paid off, I recommend switching to an MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator). MVNOs typically don’t own cell towers or network infrastructure but contract with the “Big 3”: AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile. You will often pay a fraction of the cost for slightly reduced priority. I have used an MVNO for years and only experienced slight speed reductions when in large cities.

US Mobile is an MVNO that contracts with AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile and lets you switch between all three so you have the best coverage possible at a fraction of the price.

Internet Savings

If you are no longer on an introductory rate with your current Internet Provider, you’re likely paying too much.

I found the best promotion for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in my local area, then asked my current ISP to match the promotion. They matched the promotion, which saved me $70 / month.