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Learn about installment plans
Find out how to use an installment plan to get your next device or accessory. Plus, compare smartphone installment pricing options.
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DETAILED INFOInstallment plan details
Instead of paying full price upfront when you get a new phone, tablet, watch, or accessory, you can choose an installment plan. This spreads the full price of your new device across low monthly payments.
Smartphone installment plan
With an installment plan, you can:
Turn in your smartphone online and upgrade early with certain plans, if you’re eligible. After you turn in your smartphone and upgrade to a new one, we won’t bill you any more installments for your old phone.
Non-smartphone installment plan
Smartphone installment plan
With an installment plan, you can:
- Get the latest smartphone for $0 down1 with well-qualified credit. Plus, you won’t pay any finance fees.
- Make low monthly payments.
Turn in your smartphone online and upgrade early with certain plans, if you’re eligible. After you turn in your smartphone and upgrade to a new one, we won’t bill you any more installments for your old phone.
Non-smartphone installment plan
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Smartphone installment plans available at AT&T
AT&T Installment Plan
You make 30 monthly payments. After you pay your device in full, you can upgrade (no need to trade in your old device).
AT&T Installment Plan with Next Up℠
You make 30 monthly payments plus $5 per month for the AT&T Next Up℠ option to trade in and upgrade your device early.
You make 30 monthly payments. After you pay your device in full, you can upgrade (no need to trade in your old device).
AT&T Installment Plan with Next Up℠
You make 30 monthly payments plus $5 per month for the AT&T Next Up℠ option to trade in and upgrade your device early.
- With Next Up, you can turn in your smartphone and upgrade to something new after you pay 50% of its retail price. (The $5 per month AT&T Next Up charge doesn’t apply toward the balance you owe on your device.)
- No longer want the AT&T Next Up upgrade option? If you bought your phone:
- Within the last 14 days: Go to one of our stores.
- After 14 days: View your installment plan details and follow the prompts to cancel the AT&T Next Up℠ upgrade option.
- If you decide to remove the AT&T Next Up upgrade option, you can’t add it back.
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Upgrade options for smartphones on an installment plan
Turn-in eligible
You can trade in your smartphone and upgrade to a new one after paying off a certain percentage of your smartphone’s price. This means that for:
Pay to upgrade or pay off installment
You can:
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You can trade in your smartphone and upgrade to a new one after paying off a certain percentage of your smartphone’s price. This means that for:
- AT&T Installment Plan with Next Up1, it’s 50% with an active AT&T Next Up option
- AT&T Next Every Year1, it’s 50%
- The AT&T Next®1 it's 80%
Pay to upgrade or pay off installment
You can:
- Upgrade faster by paying the required percentage on your smartphone upfront. Keep in mind, you’ll have to trade your current smartphone in, or start the trade-in process online, before you can upgrade.
- Pay off installment balance anytime to keep your old smartphone and buy a new one.
Compare prices online
- Go to Shop smartphones.
- Look for Filter & sort and choose a smartphone..
- Compare the price for the smartphone on the different installment plan options.
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