Get info about calls using AT&T Caller ID

Learn how AT&T Caller ID displays the name or number of you and your callers when making and receiving wireless calls.

DETAILED INFO

Incoming calls

When receiving an incoming call on your wireless phone:

You’ll see the caller’s name if their contact info’s in your address book.
Have an AT&T Unlimited Elite^SM or AT&T Unlimited Extra^SM plan? You’ll always see the caller’s name – even if they’re not in your address book.
If you don’t have Unlimited Elite or Extra and the caller’s name isn’t in your phone, you’ll only see their phone number.

Outgoing calls

To wireless phones
When placing an outgoing call from your wireless phone to another wireless phone:

If your contact info is in their phone, AT&T Caller ID will display your name.
If they don’t have your info in their phone:

But they have an AT&T Unlimited Elite or Extra plan, AT&T Caller ID will show your name
And don’t have an Unlimited Elite or Extra plan, AT&T Caller ID will only display your number

To landline phones
When you place an outgoing call from your wireless phone to a landline phone, your name and number—or just your name—will show on the caller ID.

Caller ID details

All AT&T wireless voice plans include AT&T Caller ID at no additional charge. But only an AT&T Unlimited Elite or Extra plan lets you always see who’s calling you. Other carriers’ limitations may affect AT&T Caller ID when used while roaming.

See AT&T Caller ID terms and conditions