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Requires port-in of new line(s) and eligible postpaid service. Up to $800 via reward card (redemption required). Restrictions apply.
Reward card amount based on remaining balance owed on your competing wireless provider smartphone (up to $800/line, up to 10 lines). Must submit most recent bill within 60 days of activation; card delivered within 8 - 10 weeks. $35 activation/line, additional fees and other charges and restrictions apply. Subject to change. See offer details
FirstNet plans
Decide which features are right for your needs
FirstNet plans require a FirstNet Capable device provisioned with a FirstNet Trio SIM or eSIM card. Prices below are after eligible AutoPay and paperless billing discount. Discounts start within two bills. Taxes and fees extra. Add'l charges, usage, speed and other restr's apply. See rate plan details
See how FirstNet stacks up against our competitors
Competitor comparison based on publicly available data as of 06/19/2026 for an account with four first responder lines of service.
1. FirstNet plans require a FirstNet Capable device provisioned with a FirstNet Trio SIM or eSIM card. Taxes and fees extra. Price is after eligible AutoPay and paperless billing discount. Discounts start within two bills. Additional charges, usage, speed and other restrictions apply. See offer details
2. T-Mobile coverage not available in some areas and may be impacted by emergencies. T-Priority is a 5G standalone (SA) network architecture feature, providing a slice of the commercial T-Mobile network. T-Priority features are only compatible with a 5G SA-capable device. 5G SA settings and in areas of Ultra Capacity 5G coverage. Non-compatible responders fall back to the T-Mobile LTE commercial network.
3. Based on third party data.
Frequently asked questions
Why should I switch to FirstNet?
Unlike any other network, FirstNet is built with and for public safety. It offers reliability, security and accountability. It helps protect first responders’ mission-critical communications with a dedicated network core and always-on priority and preemption across all AT&T 5G, 4G commercial bands. It also offers first responders their own dedicated Band 14 spectrum when needed.
FirstNet is overseen by the federal government and is designed to meet public safety’s unique needs. It evolves based on their feedback. It provides public safety with connectivity and advanced capabilities to help them better coordinate their incident response and support critical missions.
FirstNet 5G requires a compatible device and is not available everywhere. See firstnet.com/coverage for details.
Are there any additional savings available for family members?
Yes, FirstNet and Family plans offer additional savings for your family members.
Families get to save up to 20% on the world-class connectivity of AT&T. All on one bill, with one point of purchase and dedicated U.S.-based service and support.
With FirstNet and Family:
- You can mix FirstNet and AT&T services up to 20 lines per account
- You can be on the same account as other first responders in your household
- Each FirstNet user on the account is limited to one phone, watch, tablet and hotspot
- FirstNet voice service counts as a line towards multi-line pricing on eligible plans
How does FirstNet coverage compare to Verizon or T-Mobile?
FirstNet provides America’s first responders and essential workers with the largest network for public safety. The network reaches nearly 3 million square miles of coverage across the U.S.1
With Band 14 and all AT&T commercial bands, FirstNet wireless coverage reaches over 99% of Americans.2 It supports more first responders than any other network in the country.
1. Compares ground-based cellular networks.
2. Coverage not available everywhere.
Am I eligible for FirstNet?
FirstNet supports the entire emergency ecosystem, including first responders, healthcare and other critical personnel for seamless coordination. FirstNet is available to all public-safety entities and organizations in the country:
- Career or volunteer
- Federal, state, local or Tribal
- Urban and suburban
- Those who support first responders
Learn more about individual job titles and functions eligible for FirstNet.