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You run thebusiness.We'll run the network.

One advisor across T-Mobile for Business and AT&T Business — wireless, 5G business internet, fiber and Starlink. From five lines to five thousand.

Choose your network

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01 The choice

Two networks. One place.

A T-Mobile 5G business internet gateway set up on a counter at a newly opened retail site — Open the doors this week
No trenching. No build window. For new sites, temporary sites, and anywhere a landline is over-engineered — with Starlink behind it when the tower isn't there.

Wireless — per line

CoreMobile

6 lines, $125/mo + taxes & fees · AutoPay lines 1–5 · 5GB hotspot · T-Satellite with Starlink $10 add-on (reg. $15)

$21per line

ProMobile

6 lines, $200/mo + taxes & fees · AutoPay lines 1–5 · 200GB hotspot · T-Satellite with Starlink $10 add-on (reg. $15)

$34per line

SuperMobile

6 lines, $250/mo + taxes & fees · AutoPay lines 1–5 · 300GB hotspot · T-Satellite with Starlink included

$42per line

Internet — per site

5G Business Internet

Small Business Grow, starting at · under 10 employees · Wi-Fi 7 gateway · $35 device connection charge

$35a month

Unlimited Business Internet

With $30/mo bill credit · needs a qualifying postpaid voice line · five-year price guarantee

$50a month

SuperBroadband — 5G + Starlink

Managed 5G primary with unlimited Starlink satellite backup · equipment, install and monitoring included · $35 device charge · 3-year term

$250a month

Right now — 3rd line free for new customers, lines 3–12. Up to $800 toward early termination fees and switching costs (Business Internet offer). Five-year price guarantee on talk, text and 5G smartphone data across all three plans.

Price this for my businessVerified 21 Sep 2026

An AT&T fiber utility box mounted on the side of a commercial building — Wired and wireless, one bill
Fiber to the building and priority data in the field. Where the site is permanent and the traffic matters.

Wireless — per line

Business Unlimited Standard 3.0

4+ lines, AutoPay & paperless billing · no device purchase required · $40/mo regular · 5GB hotspot · Turbo $15/mo add-on

$30per line

Business Unlimited Advanced 3.0

4+ lines, AutoPay & paperless · $15/mo online-only savings for 36 mos on a new line + smartphone on installment · $50/mo regular · 100GB hotspot

$25per line

Business Unlimited Premium 3.0

Same 4+ line, AutoPay, 36-mo installment terms · $60/mo regular · 300GB hotspot · AT&T Turbo · ActiveArmor

$35per line

Business Unlimited Ultimate 3.0

Same 4+ line, AutoPay, 36-mo installment terms · $85/mo regular · unlimited hotspot, 3Mbps after 500GB · AT&T Turbo

$60per line

Internet — per site

Business Fiber

Fiber 300 bundled with eligible business wireless ($20/mo credit) · $60/mo standalone · tiers to 5 GIG at $285/mo

$40a month

Right now — up to $800 per line to break your contract, paid as a reward card, redemption required. On fiber, early termination fees covered up to $750, and a $500 reward card on 1 GIG or higher. 30-day risk-free cancellation.

Price this for my businessVerified 21 Sep 2026

Rate cards are built for the average business.

Yours probably isn't one. The published numbers above are the right answer up to a point — past it, they quietly become the expensive answer. Tell us the line count and we'll tell you which band you're in.

1–19lines

Published rates, live this week. What you see above is what you pay. No negotiation to run, nothing to wait for — we activate, port and hand you a named contact.

20–99lines

We stop quoting rate cards and price you individually. The opportunity gets registered with both carriers' pricing desks and negotiated against your real volume, term and device mix. You get both numbers back, side by side, and we say which one we'd sign.

100+lines or multi-site

Run as a proper sourcing event. Volume, contract term, device subsidy, activation credits and service levels all on the table — with Hyperion's buying weight behind the ask. This is where the difference stops being a few dollars a line and starts being a budget line.

Five lines or five thousand — we are built for both. A single-site startup and a two-thousand-line enterprise need the same three things: the right network, a clean migration and somebody who answers. What changes is the machinery behind it — deal registration, pricing-desk negotiation, staged multi-site rollout and telecom expense reporting get switched on as the footprint earns them. You never outgrow us, and you never pay for scaffolding you don't need yet.

Whichever band you land in, the answer comes back the same way: both carriers, one page, trade-offs written down — including the times we'll tell you the published rate was already the best deal on the table.

02 Straight answer

Where each one actually wins.

A single-carrier partner can't publish this page. We can, because we don't mind which one you pick.

A business advisor on a phone call at a desk

RequirementT-MobileAT&T

Cheapest unlimited line

$21 — CoreMobile, 6 lines, no device purchase required

$25 — Advanced 3.0, 4+ lines, needs a 36-mo installment ($30 Standard 3.0 without)

Fiber to the building

No business fiber product

Tiers to 5 GIG

Live at a new site in days

Self-setup gateway, no build

Days on wireless; fiber from 3 business days where already built

Coverage past the last tower

T-Satellite with Starlink: on SuperMobile, $10 add-on below

No satellite add-on on the plans shown above

A site that can't go dark

SuperBroadband: 5G with Starlink satellite backup, one bill

Fiber with a 5G backup gateway

A price you can budget

5-yr guarantee on talk, text, 5G data

No price lock; $15/mo online savings ends after 36 months

Usually the better fit for

Multi-site retail, field crews, fast growth

Head offices, regulated work, heavy bandwidth

03 Satellite

When the tower isn't there. Starlink, three ways.

Satellite stopped being the last resort. We package it three ways — on its own, under a 5G line, or in the phone — and tell you which one the site actually needs. Often it's two.

Starlink Business

Primary internet where fiber and 5G don't reach — rural sites, new builds, temporary yards, anywhere waiting on a trench.

Local Priority — per site, per month

50 GB priority data

Starter block for a small site or a backup link

$55a month

500 GB priority data

Most single sites land here

$155a month

1 TB priority data

Busy sites, cameras, point of sale, cloud back-office

$280a month

2 TB priority data

Multi-tenant yards and heavy uploads

$530a month

Includes the $30/mo terminal access. Priority data goes first when a cell is congested; after the block, service continues at about 1 Mbps until the next cycle. Month to month, no termination fee. Standard kit $349, Performance kit $1,999. Vehicles and vessels: Global Priority from $250/mo.

SuperBroadbandT-Mobile 5G + Starlink, one bill

For the site that can't go dark. 5G as the primary link, Starlink underneath it, and somebody watching both.

Managed service — per site, per month

SuperBroadband Standard

Unlimited 5G · unlimited Starlink backup · gateway and Starlink kit · install, management and monitoring

$250a month

$35 device connection charge. Three-year term; remaining subscription due on early termination. Enhanced and Advanced tiers add 5G network slicing for latency-sensitive traffic. Built for multi-location retail, remote sites, healthcare, energy and financial services.

T-Satellite with Starlink

For crews past the last tower. Phones stay reachable across the 500,000 square miles no carrier covers.

Per line, per month

T-Satellite add-on

CoreMobile and ProMobile · regularly $15 · included on SuperMobile

$10per line

Text, location sharing, 911 text and emergency alerts; picture and voice messaging rolling out; satellite data in select apps. 650+ satellites, continental U.S., Hawaii, Puerto Rico and parts of Alaska. No new hardware — it's the phone in their pocket.

Which one is right is a site question, not a product question. Tell us where it is, what runs there and what an hour offline costs, and we'll say — including when the answer is "fiber, and Starlink as the backup."

Price a Starlink site

Ask your partner when they last told a client to buy from the other carrier.

If they can't answer thatthey aren't advising you. They're distributing.

04 How we work

Three weeks, from first call to fully switched.

We listen first
Sites, headcount, shifts, current spend — and what an hour of downtime actually costs you.
Both networks, one page
T-Mobile and AT&T priced against the same requirement, trade-offs written down. Including the option where you stay put.
We do the moving
Porting, activation, staging, cut-over. Then a named person who picks up when a site goes dark — backed by Hyperion into both carriers.

05 Questions

T-Mobile and AT&T for business, answered.

T-Mobile usually wins where you need a site live quickly without construction — self-setup 5G gateways, no build window, and T-Satellite with Starlink for coverage past the last tower. AT&T usually wins where the site is permanent and bandwidth-heavy, because it offers fiber to the building in tiers up to 5 GIG alongside wireless on one bill. On price T-Mobile is now the cheaper entry: CoreMobile is $21 a line on six lines with no device purchase required, against AT&T's $25 on four or more lines which needs a $15/mo online-only credit tied to a 36-month smartphone installment. Every T-Mobile plan carries a five-year price guarantee on talk, text and 5G data.

It costs the same. You are billed by the carrier at carrier pricing, and we are compensated by them rather than by you. What changes is that you get a named advisor, the migration run for you, and — because we carry both — a second network on the table.

Below roughly twenty lines the published rate card is normally the right answer. From twenty to ninety-nine we register the opportunity with each carrier's pricing desk and negotiate against your real volume and term. Above a hundred lines, or across multiple sites, it should be run as a full sourcing event — volume, term, device subsidy, activation credits and service levels.

Yes, three ways. Starlink Business on its own where fiber and 5G don't reach — Local Priority from $55 a month for 50 GB up to $530 for 2 TB, month to month, with a $349 standard kit. T-Mobile SuperBroadband where a site cannot go dark — 5G as the primary link with unlimited Starlink backup, managed on one bill from $250 a month on a three-year term. And T-Satellite with Starlink on the handset — $10 a line or included on SuperMobile — so crews past the last tower can still text and share location. We spec the kit, size the data block and stand the site up.

Yes, and it is often deliberate. A common design is fiber from one carrier as the primary link with 5G fixed wireless from the other as automatic failover, so a single carrier outage does not stop the site trading. T-Mobile's SuperBroadband does the same job on one bill — 5G as the primary link with Starlink satellite as the backup. We design and manage either way.

About three weeks end to end. Requirement to signed quote is typically a week. Wireless porting and activation runs in days once numbers are released. Fiber installation is the long pole — which is exactly why we often stand a site up on fixed wireless first.

Working it out

Plain answers to the questions we get asked most, with the pricing next to them.

06 Let's talk

Tell us what you run.

We'll come back within a business day with both carriers costed side by side — and we'll say so if switching isn't worth it.

Or just call847-991-9419

Quickest way to start: email a photo or PDF of your current bill to hello@photex.us.

You run thebusiness.We'll run the network.

Two networks. One place.

Open the doors this week

Wired and wireless, one bill

Rate cards are built for the average business.

Where each one actually wins.

When the tower isn't there. Starlink, three ways.

Starlink Business

SuperBroadbandT-Mobile 5G + Starlink, one bill

T-Satellite with Starlink

Three weeks, from first call to fully switched.

We listen first

Both networks, one page

We do the moving

T-Mobile and AT&T for business, answered.

Working it out

T-Mobile or AT&T?

When does the price become negotiable?

Independent advice, or straight to the carrier?

Starlink as backup internet

Running two carriers at once

How long does switching take?

Tell us what you run.

Get both networks priced