Google Fi Wireless: Plans, Coverage & Deals
About Google Fi Wireless
Google Fi Wireless is a prepaid cell phone carrier known as a mobile virtual network operator, or MVNO.
An MVNO is simply any cell phone carrier that does not operate its own cellular network.
Instead of building their own networks, MVNOs make agreements with the four big carriers to use their cellular networks for coverage.
In Google Fi Wireless’s case, it uses the T-Mobile network for coverage.
If you are curious to learn more about how the agreements work between the big carriers and the small carriers, check out my article on how some cell phone plans can cost so much less than others.
Google Fi Wireless Plans
Flexible
T-Mobile coverage
Flexible 1GB
T-Mobile coverage
Unlimited Essentials
T-Mobile coverage
Flexible 2GB
T-Mobile coverage
Flexible 3GB
T-Mobile coverage
Unlimited Standard
T-Mobile coverage
Flexible 4GB
T-Mobile coverage
Unlimited Premium
T-Mobile coverage
Flexible 5GB
T-Mobile coverage
Flexible 15GB
T-Mobile coverage
Unlimited Standard
T-Mobile coverage
Unlimited Standard
T-Mobile coverage
Unlimited Standard
T-Mobile coverage
Unlimited Standard
T-Mobile coverage
Unlimited Standard
T-Mobile coverage
Google Fi Wireless Coverage
T-Mobile
Network
62.7 %
Total coverage
1,962,291
Total square miles covered
99%
Total population covered
52.8 %
5G coverage
1,653,294
5G square miles covered
332 million people (97%)
5G population covered