AT&T Business Wireless Unlimited Your Way Plan

AT&T business wireless plans • plain-English • order help

AT&T Business Plans — pick the right one fast

Most businesses don’t need more telecom jargon. They need clarity and one accountable person to get the plan + promos + upgrades/new lines done. That’s my lane.

  • 1–10 phone lines? Start with Unlimited Your Way (mix & match per employee).
  • New account with 11+ lines? Look at Business Preferred E Turnkey (I’ll quote it).
  • Existing account with 25+ lines? Look at Business Enhanced (I’ll verify eligibility).
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Most businesses • 1–10 phones

Unlimited Your Way (mix & match)

Different plan levels per employee. Price per phone drops as you add phone lines.

  • Standard / Advanced / Premium (and Premium w/ Turbo)
  • Works great for upgrades + new lines
  • Simple to manage inside one plan group
New accounts • 11+ lines

Business Preferred E Turnkey

Structured plans for bigger new accounts. Best handled as a custom quote.

Existing accounts • 25+ lines

Business Enhanced

Designed for established accounts. Eligibility matters — I’ll confirm before you change anything.

Unlimited Your Way (UYW) for Business — stupid simple

UYW is “mix & match.” The only trick is this:

  1. Count how many PHONE lines (1–10). That sets the phone-line price tier.
  2. Pick a plan per phone: Standard / Advanced / Premium (optional: Premium w/ Turbo).
  3. Add tablets/watches/hotspots if you need them (those have their own flat plan prices).
  4. AutoPay discount: Bank (best), Debit (smaller), Credit (none).
Bank (ACH) = best price
Debit = add $5 per phone line
Credit or no AutoPay = add $10 per phone line
These prices assume: phone lines on BYOD / installment / full price / month-to-month (or basic phones), with eligible AutoPay + paperless billing. Discounts typically start within 2 bills after enrollment. Taxes/fees extra. Max 10 phone lines per plan group.

Phone line pricing snapshot (AutoPay + paperless with bank account)

Plan Hotspot 1 phone 2 phones 3 phones 4 phones 5 phones 6–10 phones
Unlimited StandardBest for basic users 5GB $60$55$40$35$30$30
Unlimited AdvancedMost common “work phone” pick 100GB $70$60$45$40$35$35
Unlimited Premium 2.0Travel + heavy hotspot 200GB $80$70$55$50$45$40
Premium 2.0 with TurboPremium + Turbo priority treatment (domestic AT&T-owned network) 200GB $95$85$70$65$60$55
Quick example (how UYW really works):
If you have 3 phone lines, phone pricing uses the “3 phones” column — even if you add a tablet or hotspot. Then you add the non-phone plan prices on top (tablet/watch/hotspot). That’s why UYW is easy once you separate “phone count” from “add-ons.”
Important: If you’re on a 2-year service commitment, pricing is different (no $25 smartphone line discount). If that’s you, don’t guess — contact me and I’ll quote it correctly.

Add tablets, watches, hotspots (optional)

Each plan group can include non-phone devices, but at least 1 phone line is required to add them. If there’s no phone line in the group, the first standalone non-phone device is billed at $75/mo.

Device type Plan Monthly Quick notes
Tablet Premium for Tablet $20 Unlimited data (US/MX/CA), 40GB hotspot
Tablet Premium for Tablet w/ Turbo $35 Includes Turbo allowance
Laptop Standard for Laptop $25 After 25GB, speeds up to 3 Mbps
Laptop Premium for Laptop $40 After 50GB, speeds up to 3 Mbps
Laptop Premium for Laptop w/ Turbo $55 Includes Turbo allowance
Wearable Apple / Android wearable $10 Unlimited talk/text/data (details vary by device)
Camera Unlimited for Camera $20 Unlimited data (U.S.)
Hotspot 15GB for Hotspot $25 $10 per 2GB overage if exceeded
Hotspot 50GB for Hotspot $65 $10 per 5GB overage if exceeded
Hotspot 100GB for Hotspot $100 $10 per 5GB overage if exceeded
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Ready to order (upgrades or new lines)?

If you want this done clean — plan selection, promotions/credits, upgrades/new lines, shipping, and follow-through — send me the basics and I’ll take it from there.

  • Total phone line count (and how many are new lines vs upgrades)
  • Who needs Premium/Advanced (heavy hotspot, travel, etc.)
  • Device models you want (or BYOD)
  • Shipping city/state + best contact email
Fit check: I work with AT&T business wireless accounts where I can actually place orders (new lines + upgrades) and manage promos/credits. If you’re looking for general consumer customer service, I’m not the right channel.