List of United States wireless communications service providers

This is a list of United States wireless communications service providers. The Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA), lists approximately 30 facilities-based wireless service providers in the United States as members. Competitive Carriers Association (CCA) has over 100 members.[1] Besides the facilities-based providers there are 50+ virtual operators that use the top four networks to provide the service.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Largest U.S. wireless providers
See also: List of mobile network operators of the Americas § United States

The top four wireless telecommunications facilities-based service providers by subscriber count in the United States are:

Each active SIM card is considered a subscriber.[10] Wholesale customers include users of machine to machine networks and mobile virtual network operators that operate on the host network, but are managed by wholesale partners. The counts above were taken from each provider’s quarterly reports. Starting with Q2 2020, the three top carriers no longer report wholesale subscriber count. AT&T also does not include "connected devices" count, however it is not known if Verizon or T-Mobile include these devices. As such, it is possible that the ranking above could be inaccurate.

Technologies used

The top 4 wireless providers have all standardized on 4G LTE as their wireless communication standard, which has been deployed across the entire coverage area; however, the LTE bands used by each provider remain largely incompatible. All 4 wireless providers also maintain legacy networks; of these, AT&T and T-Mobile use GSM and 3G UMTS (mostly converted to 4G HSPA+), while Verizon, Sprint (a current subsidiary of T-Mobile), and U.S. Cellular use cdmaOne/EV-DO/1xRTT. However, Verizon is in the process of shutting down their non-LTE networks. Their 1X and EV-DO networks are currently supported, but will be discontinued on December 31, 2020. On December 31, 2020, Verizon will no longer allow phones that don’t support VoLTE to be activated on their network (tablets and hotspots can still be activated as long as they support LTE). While the top 3 wireless providers operate nationwide wireless networks which cover most of the population in the United States, U.S. Cellular and other smaller carriers provide native network coverage across selected regions of the United States while supplementing nationwide coverage through roaming agreements with other carriers.

As of 2016, all operators have adopted LTE. Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint sell SIM cards through their retail channels, both in-store and online; however, the selection of devices compatible with Verizon and Sprint networks is limited.[11] All carriers have enabled VoLTE on their networks.

AT&T shut down its 2G GSM network on December 31, 2016.[12] T-Mobile plans to reduce spectrum allocated for GSM and use the network mostly for nomadic and non-mobile GSM services[13] through 2020.[14] Verizon introduced their first LTE-only phone, LG Exalt LTE, in June 2017.[15]

Facilities-based service providers
See also: List of United States mobile virtual network operators

The following tables lists service providers that own and manage their network equipment and facilities. Unless specified otherwise the subscriber count includes subscribers on the virtual networks hosted.

Contiguous US and Hawaii
OperatorVoice technologyData technologySubscribers
(in millions)		Coverage
(excluding roaming)		Ownership
Appalachian Wireless[16]CDMA2000EV-DO, LTE0.120[17] (January 2014)KY, WVEast Kentucky Network, LLC
AT&T Mobility
•Includes Cricket Wireless		 UMTS, VoLTE, Wi-Fi callingHSPA+, LTE, NR176.7 (Q3 2020)[2]Contiguous US; AK, HI, PR, VIAT&T Inc.
Big River BroadbandLTEUnknownMOBig River Telephone
Bluegrass Cellular
being acquired by Verizon Wireless[18]		CDMA2000EV-DO, LTE0.180[19] (April 2014)KYBluegrass Cellular, Inc.
Bravado Wireless
•Former Sprocket Wireless		CDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownOKCross Communications
Bug Tussel Wireless
wholesale roaming provider		UMTSHSPA+, LTEUnknownWIBug Tussel Wireless, LLC
C Spire WirelessCDMA2000EV-DO, LTE1.2[20] (May 2016)MS, TN, FL, AL,Telapex, Inc.
Carolina West WirelessCDMA2000EV-DO, LTE0.08 (April 2013)[21]NCCarolina West Wireless, Inc.
CellcomCDMA2000EV-DO, LTE0.3[22] (July 2013)WINSight Telservices
Cellular OneGSM, UMTS, wholesale CDMA2000[23]EDGE, HSPA+, LTEUnknownTX, LAAlta Communications
Cellular One of North East ArizonaGSM, UMTS, VoLTEEDGE, HSPA+, LTE, LTE CSFB0.1[17] (July 2018)AZ, NMSmith Bagley Inc.
Chariton Valley WirelessCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownMOChariton Valley Telephone Company
Chat MobilityCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownIARSA 1 and Iowa RSA No. 2 Limited Partnership
Choice WirelessCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownNV, CO, AZ, NM, VIAtlantic Tele-Network
Colorado Valley CommunicationsLTEUnknownTXColorado Valley Telephone Coop
Commnet Wireless (wholesale)CDMA2000, GSMEV-DO, EDGE, UMTS, LTEUnknownAZ, CO, MT, NM, NV, TX, UT, WYAtlantic Tele-Network
Custer Telephone CooperativeCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownIDCuster Telephone Cooperative, Inc
Dish Wireless
•Includes Boost Mobile and Ting Mobile		 Uses T-Mobile US as MVNO until own network is complete, will use VoNR[24] Uses T-Mobile US as MVNO until own network is complete, will use Standalone NR[25] 9.4 (Q3 2020)[8] Contiguous US Dish Network Corporation
DTC WirelessLTEUnknownTNAdvantage Cellular Systems, Inc.
ETC
Enhanced Telecommunication Corporation		CDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownINMiles Communications
Evolve BroadbandLTEUnknownTXWorldcall Interconnect Inc.
FTC WirelessUMTSHSPA+, LTE[26]UnknownSCFarmers Telephone Cooperative Inc.
Illinois Valley CellularCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownILIllinois Valley Cellular RSA 2-III Partnership
Indigo WirelessGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+, LTEUnknownPAIndigo Wireless
Infrastructure NetworksLTEUnknownTX, NDInfrastructure Networks, Inc.
Inland CellularCDMA2000EV-DO, LTE0.013[27](July 2013)WA, IDInland Cellular
Limitless MobileUMTSHSPA+, LTEUnknownPALimitless Mobile, LLC
MobiCDMA2000, VoLTEEV-DO, LTEUnknownHIMobi, Inc.
Nemont
includes Sagebrush Cellular		CDMA2000EV-DO, LTE0.012MT, NDNemont Telephone Cooperative
Nex-Tech WirelessCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownKSNex-Tech
NNTC WirelessCDMA2000EV-DOUnknownCONucla Naturita Telephone Company
NorthwestCellCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownMONorthwestCell
NVCCDMA2000EV-DO, LTE0.01SDJames Valley Telecommunications
Patriot Mobile
Pine Belt WirelessCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownALPine Belt Communications
Pine CellularGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+, LTEUnknownOKPine Cellular, Inc
Pioneer CellularCDMA2000EV-DO, LTE0.06[17] (January 2014)OK, KSPioneer Cellular
PTCIGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+, LTEUnknownOKPanhandle Telecommunication Systems, Inc
Redzone WirelessLTEUnknownMERedzone Wireless, LLC
Rock WirelessUMTSHSPA+, LTE[28]UnknownND, SDStanding Rock Telecom (Tribally Owned)
RTC CommunicationsVoLTELTEUnknownINRTC Communications, LLC
Shentel
•T-Mobile Affiliate [29]		VoLTE, Wi-Fi calling
(legacy: CDMA2000[30])		LTE
(legacy: EV-DO[30])		0.84 [31] (July 2020)KY, MD, OH, NC, PA, VA, WVShenandoah Telecommunications Company
Silver Star CommunicationsCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownWYSilver Star Telephone Company, Inc
Snake River PCSCDMA2000EV-DOUnknownOREagle Telephone System
Southern LincVoLTELTE0.17[32] (April 2011)AL, GA, MS, FLSouthern Company
STRATA NetworksCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownUT, WY, COUintah Basin Electronics Telecommunications, Inc.
TampnetGSMEDGE, LTEUnknownGulf of MexicoTampnet
T-Mobile US
•Includes Metro by T-Mobile
•Includes the former Sprint network		 GSM, CdmaOne, UMTS, VoLTE,[33]Wi-Fi callingEDGE, CDMA2000 1xRTT, 1x Advanced, EV-DO Rev 0, Rev A HSPA+, LTE, NR100.36 (Q3 2020)[4] Contiguous US; HI, PR, VIDeutsche Telekom AG (43%)
SoftBank Group Corporation (24%)
free float (33%)[34][35]
Thumb CellularCDMA2000EV-DO, LTE0.037MIAgri-Valley Communications
Triangle MobileCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownMTTriangle Telephone Cooperative Association, Inc.
Union WirelessGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+, LTE0.041WY, COUnion Telephone
United Wireless
•Includes Westlink Communications 		CDMA2000EV-DO, LTE0.022[36] (Sep 2016)KSUnited Wireless Communications, Inc.
U.S. CellularCDMA2000, VoLTE, Wi-Fi callingEV-DO, LTE5.0[37] (March 2019)23 statesTelephone and Data Systems Inc.
Verizon WirelessVoLTE, Wi-Fi calling
(legacy: CDMA2000[38])		LTE, NR
(legacy: EV-DO[38])		120.32 (Q3 2020)[3]Contiguous US; AK, HIVerizon Communications Inc.
Viaero WirelessGSM, UMTS, VoLTEEDGE, HSPA+, LTE0.110CO, KS, NE, SD, WYNortheast Colorado Cellular, Inc.
VTelLTEUnknownVTVermont Telephone Company, Inc.
West Central Wireless
•Including Right Wireless and Five Star Wireless		GSM, UMTS, VoLTEEDGE, HSPA+, LTE0.04[39] (November 2012)TXCentral Texas Telephone Cooperative, Inc.
WUELTEUnknownNVWue, Inc.

Alaska
OperatorVoice technologyData technologySubscribers
(in millions)		Coverage
(excluding roaming)		Ownership
ASTACUMTSHSPA+, LTEUnknownAKThe Arctic Slope Telephone Association Cooperative
AT&T MobilityUMTS, VoLTE, Wi-Fi callingHSPA+, LTESee aboveContiguous US; AK, HI, PR, VIAT&T
Bristol Bay Cellular PartnershipCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownAKBBTC Inc.
Copper Valley TelecomCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownAKCopper Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc
Cordova WirelessGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+, LTEUnknownAKCordova Telephone
GCI WirelessGSM, UMTS, VoLTE
(legacy: CDMA2000[40])		EDGE, HSPA+, LTE
(legacy: EV-DO[40])		0.219 (March 2019)[41]AKGCI
Ketchikan Public UtilitiesCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownAKKetchikan Public Utilities
OTZ CellularGSMEDGE, LTEUnknownAKOTZ Telephone Cooperative
TelAlaska CellularGSMEDGE, LTEUnknownAKAmerican Broadband
Verizon WirelessVoLTE, Wi-Fi calling
(legacy: CDMA2000[38])		LTE
(legacy: EV-DO[38])		See aboveContiguous US; AK, HIVerizon

Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands
OperatorVoice technologyData technologySubscribers
(in millions)		Coverage
(excluding roaming)		Ownership
Liberty Puerto Rico (formerly AT&T)UMTS, VoLTE, Wi-Fi callingHSPA+, LTEUnknownPR, VIAT&T sold to Liberty Global[42]
ClaroGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+, LTE1.4[43] (December 2012)PRAmérica Móvil
T-Mobile US

(includes Sprint, see above)

 GSM, CdmaOne, UMTS, VoLTE,[33]Wi-Fi callingEDGE, CDMA2000 1xRTT, 1x Advanced, EV-DO Rev 0, Rev A HSPA+, LTESee abovePR, VI, Contiguous US; HIDeutsche Telekom (43%)

SoftBank Corporation (24%)

free float (33%)

Viya
former Innovative Wireless and Choice Wireless[44]		GSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+, LTEUnknownVIAtlantic Tele-Network[45]

Guam and Northern Mariana Islands
OperatorVoice technologyData technologySubscribers
(in millions)		Coverage
(excluding roaming)		Ownership
DoCoMo PacificGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+, LTEUnknownGU, MPNTT DoCoMo
GTAGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+, LTEUnknownGUTeleGuam Holdings LLC
IT&EGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+, LTEUnknownGUIT&E Overseas, Inc
iConnectGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+, LTEUnknownGU, MPWave Runner LLC

American Samoa
OperatorVoice technologyData technologySubscribers
(in millions)		Coverage
(excluding roaming)		Ownership
BlueskyGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+UnknownAS
ASTCACDMA2000EV-DOUnknownASGovernment of American Samoa

Defunct, merged and acquired operators

Some operators listed below may still function as a separate brand but they no longer own any infrastructure (towers, network, etc.).

OperatorVoice technologyData technologySubscribers
(in millions)		End dateNotes
Airfire MobileGSMEDGE0.02June 2014Acquired by U.S. Cellular.[46]
Alaska CommunicationsGSM, UMTS
(legacy: CDMA2000[40])		EDGE, HSPA+, LTE
(legacy: EV-DO[40])		0.103[47] (December 2014)February 2015Acquired by General Communication[48]
AlltelCDMACDMA2000, EV-DO13 (at peak)September 2013Acquired by Verizon Wireless and AT&T Mobility.[49]
Big Sky MobileGSMEDGEUnknown2017Sold spectrum licenses to AT&T and T-Mobile and exited the business.[50]
Blaze WirelessGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+, LTEUnknownDecember 2019Parent company, Pinpoint Communications, discontinued cellular service and spectrum leases through Viaero Wireless were cancelled.
Blue WirelessCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknownJuly 2020Exited business and sold spectrum licenses to Verizon Wireless.[51]
Breakaway WirelessCDMA2000EV-DOUnknown2018Discontinued cellular service.[52]
Cellular One of East Central IllinoisGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+UnknownJanuary 2016Acquired by AT&T Mobility.[53]
Cellular One of Northeast PennsylvaniaCDMACDMA2000, EV-DOUnknownMarch 2012Acquired by Verizon Wireless.[54]
Choice Wireless
former Amerilink Wireless		GSMEDGEUnknown2016Became a T-Mobile US MVNO.
Cincinnati Bell WirelessGSM, UMTS,
GAN Wi-Fi calling[55]		EDGE, HSPA+0.34[56] (January 2014)February 2015Spectrum assets acquired by Verizon Wireless, service to any customers remaining on the network was shut off after February 28, 2015.[57]
Cleartalk
affiliate of Clear Talk Wireless		CDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknown2016WGH Communications sold South Carolina licenses to T-Mobile US and exited the business
ClearTalk Wireless
Flat Wireless		CDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknown2017Flat Wireless assets acquired by Sprint.
ClearwireWiMAX11[58] (June 2012)December 2013Acquired by Sprint.[59]
Corr WirelessGSMEDGE0.02[60]2013Acquired by AT&T Mobility.[60]
CTC WirelessCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknown2019Exited wireless business.
DTC WirelessGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+Unknown2017Discontinued cellular service, though still offers fixed wireless service.[61]
Element MobileCDMA2000EV-DO0.077[62] (August 2011)2013Acquired by AT&T Mobility.[63][64]
Epic PCSGSMEDGEUnknown2015Acquired by United Wireless and PTCI.[65]
Farmers Mutual Telephone CompanyCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknown2018Sold spectrum licenses to Verizon Wireless and Eltopia Communications and became a Verizon Wireless MVNO.
Fuego WirelessLTEUnknown2016Sold network and spectrum licenses to AT&T and Infrastructure Networks[66]
Golden State CellularCDMA2000EV-DO0.018[67]2014Acquired by Verizon Wireless.[68]
iWirelessGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+, LTEUnknown2018Acquired by T-Mobile US.[69]
KTC PACEGSMEDGEUnknown2015Became an AT&T Mobility MVNO.[70]
Leap Wireless International (Cricket Communications, Inc.)
•Includes Cricket PAYGo & RadioShack No Contract Wireless		CDMA,
GSM,
UMTS		EDGE,
HSPA+,
LTE		4.57[71] (February 2014)2014Acquired by AT&T Mobility.[71]
Long Lines WirelessGSMEDGE0.018[72](November 2013)December 2013Acquired by AT&T Mobility[73]
MTA SolutionsCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknown2017Discontinued cellular service.[74]
MetroPCS Communications, Inc.CDMAEV-DO, LTE9.5May 2013Acquired by T-Mobile US.[75]
Mid-Rivers CommunicationsCDMA2000EV-DO, LTE0.001August 2019Exited wireless business and sold network to Verizon Wireless.[76]
miSpotLTEUnknownNovember 2014
MobileNationCDMA2000EV-DO, LTE0.02[77]January 2020Exited wireless business.[78]
Mosaic TelecomUMTSHSPA+, LTEUnknown2016Discontinued cellular service[79]
NEP WirelessGSMEDGE, LTE0.011[80] (June 2010)September 2015[81]
NexteliDENWiDEN15 (Apr 2004)2004Acquired by Sprint.[82]
NMobileCDMA2000EV-DOUnknownJune 2018Discontinued cellular service.[83]
nTelosCDMA2000EV-DO, LTE0.300 (September 2015)May 2016Acquired by Shentel[84]
Peoples WirelessCDMA2000EV-DO, LTEUnknown2015[85]
Phoenix CommunicationsGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPAUnknown2018Sold to Hillary Communications and cellular service discontinued.[86]
Plateau WirelessGSM, UMTSEDGE, HSPA+0.042[87] (September 2014)2014Acquired by AT&T Mobility.[88]
Pocket CommunicationsCDMA20001xRTTUnknownOctober 2010Merged with Cricket.[89]
PrimeCo WirelessCDMAUnknownUnknown1999Became Verizon Wireless.[90]
Revol WirelessCDMACDMA2000, EV-DOUnknownJanuary 2014Sold spectrum licenses to Sprint.[91] Boost to pick up subscribers[92]
Sprint Corporation
•Including hosted virtual operators, and Boost Mobile		VoLTE, Wi-Fi calling
(legacy: CDMA2000[30])		LTE
(legacy: EV-DO[30])		54.1 (December 2019)[93]April 2020Merged with T-Mobile US on April 1, 2020.[94][95][96]
Standing Rock TelecomCDMA2000EV-DOUnknownNovember 2014Shut down CDMA for UMTS/LTE and rebranded to Rock Wireless
Stelera WirelessHSPAUnknownApril 2013Defunct.[97]
Syringa WirelessCDMA2000EV-DO, LTE0.00135December 2015Discontinued cellular service[98]
TerreStarGSMEDGE, HSPAUnknown2010Acquired by Dish Network[99]
Westlink WirelessGSMEDGEUnknown2013Acquired by United Wireless.[100]

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