Updated September 30, 2026 · TariffCue Editorial Team

Cricket Wireless vs TextNow

Cricket Wireless scores 9.0 and TextNow 9.0 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Cricket Wireless

9.0/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

TextNow

9.0/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

What sets them apart

Cricket Wireless vs TextNow
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Price from$15$0Lower
Reference plan prices12-Month Unlimited: $25/mo, unlimited, 12-month; 3-Month Unlimited: $15/mo, unlimited, 3-month prepay; Sensible 10GB: $30/mo, 10GB, 1-monthFree: $0 per month, unlimited talk and text, rolling; Plus Monthly: $18.99 per month, 20GB data, rolling; Unlimited Monthly: $35.99 per month, 20GB data plus unlimited 2G, rolling
Unlimited plan price$15Lower$35.99
MarketsUSUS, CACovers more
Host networkAT&TNot confirmed
Hotspot sharingYesNot confirmed
Multi-line discountYesNot confirmed

Same on both: Seller type (Mvno), SIM-only (Yes), 5G (Yes), eSIM (Yes), Wi-Fi calling (Yes), Credit check required (No).

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Key differences

  • Price from is lower at TextNow: $0 vs $15.
  • Unlimited plan price is lower at Cricket Wireless: $15 vs $35.99.
  • Support channels: only Cricket Wireless offers Phone.
  • TextNow is available in 1 more country.
  • Billing: only TextNow offers Rolling.
  • Contract length: only Cricket Wireless offers 12.
  • Markets: only TextNow offers CA.

Our verdict on each

Cricket Wireless

Cricket Wireless suits US prepaid buyers who want unlimited data, hotspot sharing and eSIM support on the AT&T network with no credit check. Starting price and unlimited price are the same figure, $15 and $15, and terms run 1 and 12, so nothing jumps at renewal.

Read the full Cricket Wireless review

TextNow

TextNow suits anyone who wants a second line or a spare handset for talk and text without paying a monthly bill, since the Free plan sits at $0 and runs rolling. It is a weaker fit for heavy data users or for anyone who wants support by phone.

Read the full TextNow review

Score breakdown

Cricket Wireless vs TextNow
AreaCricket WirelessTextNow
Cost9.0Price from ranks 194 of 258 compared brands, while the unlimited price reaches 35 of 173.9.3HigherEntry price is $0 and TextNow ranks 1 of 258 on that figure.
Offer9.0HigherHotspot sharing, wifi calling, eSIM and 5G come with the plans, a credit check is not required, and terms run 1 and 12.8.8Sim only, eSIM and wifi calling are offered, and the unlimited plan costs $35.99.
TrustNot confirmed8.6The legal entity is TextNow Inc. in CA, with support on help centre and chat.

Licences and countries

Cricket Wireless vs TextNow
CountryCricket WirelessTextNow
HeadquartersUnited StatesCanada

Available in 1 country for both. Additional countries for TextNow: 1.

Where these facts come from

Cricket Wireless

  • cricketwireless.com: 17 facts, checked September 30, 2026

TextNow

  • textnow.com: 16 facts, checked September 30, 2026

How they place

Cricket Wireless vs TextNow
RankingCricket WirelessTextNow
SIM-only deals167 of 416189 of 416
Cheap cell phone plans (MVNOs)79 of 13789 of 137
Prepaid phone plans146 of 367164 of 367
Phone plans with eSIM175 of 389190 of 389
Phone plans without a credit check10 of 2613 of 26

Every fact side by side

Cricket Wireless vs TextNow
FactCricket WirelessTextNow
BillingPrepaidRolling, PrepaidCovers more
Contract length1, 12Covers more1
Legal entityNot confirmedTextNow Inc.
HeadquartersUnited StatesCanada
FoundedNot confirmed2009
Support channelsChat, Phone, Help centreCovers moreHelp centre, Chat

Where each stands against the rest

Cricket Wireless vs TextNow
FactCricket WirelessTextNowMedian
Price from$15above the median$0lowest quarter$5
Unlimited plan price$15below the median$35.99highest quarter$25

Median across 50 listed providers.

Pros and cons

Cricket Wireless

Pros

  • A credit check is not required, which opens the door for buyers with little or no credit history.
  • Hotspot sharing, wifi calling, eSIM and 5G come as standard on the plans listed, not as paid extras.
  • Sim only service means you can keep the handset you already own and pay only for the plan.

Cons

  • Billing is prepaid only, so there is no rolling monthly or contract invoice structure to fall back on.
  • As an MVNO, mvno, coverage and speeds come from the AT&T network rather than from Cricket Wireless itself.
  • Contract terms run 1 and 12, so the longer prepaid option locks you into a fixed schedule.

TextNow

Pros

  • The Free plan costs $0 and still includes unlimited talk and text, so a spare line costs nothing to run.
  • No credit check is required to sign up, which the free tier shares with the paid plans.
  • Sim only plans run on rolling and prepaid billing, with a plan term of 1 month, so there is no long lock-in.

Cons

  • The Unlimited Monthly plan, which adds unlimited data on older network generations, costs $35.99 a month, so heavy data users pay well above the free tier.
  • Support runs on help centre and chat only, so there is no phone line listed.
  • TextNow is a virtual network operator serving US and CA, so it does not reach readers who would pick a network such as GETESA.

Who each suits

Cricket Wireless

Who it suits

  • US prepaid buyers who want unlimited data without a credit check.
  • People bringing their own phone, since sim only and an eSIM are both offered.
  • Households adding several lines, where a multi line discount applies.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers who want a network operator rather than an MVNO: GETESA sells as network and yesss! as network, while Cricket Wireless is mvno.
  • Anyone who needs a rolling or contract bill rather than prepaid: Cricket Wireless has no such structure, and Lonestar Cell MTN is a network seller.

TextNow

Who it suits

  • People in the US or Canada who want a second number for messages and calls and will not stream much video.
  • Households keeping an old handset on a cheap line purely for talk and text.
  • Readers who want an eSIM line and prefer paying monthly with no fixed term.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone outside the US and Canada, who should look at GETESA, yesss! or Lonestar Cell MTN instead.
  • People who stream and tether regularly, since the paid data allowance is modest next to what network sellers offer.
  • Readers who need phone support, because the listed channels are a help centre and chat.

Current offers

Cricket Wireless

Current offer

  • Free trial

    14-day free trial with unlimited talk and 3GB data: 14 days

    Requires compatible unlocked iOS or Android phone via tryCricket app

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

Cricket Wireless vs TextNow
CountryCricket WirelessTextNow
CanadaNoYes
United StatesYesYes

Questions about each

Cricket Wireless

How much does a Cricket Wireless plan cost a month?+

Plans start at $15 a month, and the Unlimited plan is listed at $15. The two figures match, so the entry point is not a lower teaser that steps up later: the starting rate and the unlimited rate read the same. Both are monthly figures.

How long is the term on a plan?+

Contract terms run 1 and 12, so there is a monthly option alongside a longer prepaid term. Take the shorter term if you want to keep changing your mind, and the longer term if you would rather settle into a fixed schedule. Prepaid describes how you pay, not how long you commit.

TextNow

What is the cheapest TextNow plan?+

The Free plan is the cheapest, priced from $0 a month. It includes unlimited talk and text on a rolling basis, with a plan term of 1 month. It is a sim only plan, so you use a handset you already own.

What does the unlimited plan cost?+

The Unlimited Monthly plan costs $35.99 a month. It pairs a set data allowance with unlimited data on older network generations, plus unlimited talk and text. The Plus Monthly tier carries the same data allowance, so the difference is the older-generation data on top.

Cricket Wireless

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