You can check your phones eSIM compatibility on https://mintmobile.com/esim/. Please note the device must be unlocked.

There are a few easy ways to check if Mint Mobile is the perfect fit for you…

1. Check the coverage map to verify service in your area. Please be aware that outside factors like terrain, building structures, weather, and other conditions may also interfere with the actual service available.
2. If you are bringing your own phone (BYOP), make sure it is compatible with Mint Mobile.
3. You want to pay for the data you use and save money on your current monthly phone plan.
4. You want customer service there for you when you need it.
5. You want to be a part of the best community in wireless.

Yes, you can bring your current phone number over to Mint Mobile. After you purchase your Mint Mobile plan, you will need to go through the activation process. When you initiate activation, you’ll be given the option to bring your number or get a new one. To transfer your current phone number to Mint, simply select the option ‘Transfer My Number’ and follow the steps to bring your number to Mint while you activate your plan.

ATTN: Do NOT cancel your old service until you transfer your number to Mint Mobile. If you cancel your old service before the transfer is complete, your number will be lost.

Here are a few things you will need from your old carrier:

1. Your current account number. This can be found on your billing statement or you may have to reach out to your current carrier to get this info
2. The corresponding PIN or “Number Transfer PIN” associated with your account
3. The billing ZIP code associated with your account

Option 1: Check out how much you’re using right now! Log into your current account and look for the section on your monthly data usage. Learn how here.

Option 2: You can go to your phone’s settings (Settings > Cellular Data for iPhone, or for Android Settings Menu > Data Usage > Select Dates for Android). Do a little hunting around and see what you use.

Option 3: We got you. For a rough idea of how much data you need to check out our handy blog.

No stores, no salespeople and no extra overhead. Just more wireless savings for you.

But that doesn’t mean you can’t ask for help if you need it. Our customer care humans are available 7 days a week 5AM-7PM PST at 800-683-7392 or you can chat with us at mintmobile.com/chat.

Check our coverage map to verify service in your area. The icons in green will show the expected coverage in that location (outdoors, indoor residential, etc.) for certain phones. Enter multiple addresses/ZIP codes to check all the areas where you live, work and play.

Please be aware that outside factors like terrain, building structures, weather and other conditions may also interfere with the actual service available.

Any doubts, then you can test us out with our See for Yourself Kit, available exclusively through the Mint Mobile app. You’ll get a 7-day trial to test where you live, work and play. When you love us then you can purchase a full plan directly from the app.

With our Bring Your Own Phone (BYOP) program, you can easily get Mint Mobile service on your current device. Just switch out the SIM card and presto. If your phone is unlocked and compatible with Mint Mobile eSIM, you can activate your plan instantly right on your phone. Learn more here.

Compatible BYOP devices include:
– Most unlocked, GSM-network phones
– Unlocked AT&T, T-Mobile, Cricket Wireless, Simple Mobile, and Straight Talk phones
– Most phones with a SIM card
You may need to hit up your carrier to unlock your phone.

If you’re on a prepaid or pay-as-you-go plan, your phone is probably unlocked; however, if you’re on a two-year contract or something similar, your phone is probably carrier-locked until you finish paying it off. Use our guide to check if your phone is unlocked.

The most reliable way to determine whether or not your phone is unlocked is by calling your current carrier and asking them to verify your phone’s status. You will most likely need to provide your account password (if applicable) and your phone’s IMEI number. You can find this on most phones by dialing *#06# on your keypad.

Phones need to be unlocked prior to activating your Mint Mobile service.

Mint Family is the easiest way to manage up to five active Mint Mobile lines, all under one account. Mint Families can start at just two lines (because families come in all different sizes) and we don’t require a minimum purchase amount like those other guys. Mint Family allows you to mix and match your data amounts too, because we know you aren’t all spending the same amount of time on YouTube.

Learn how to create and manage your Mint Family.