Learn about the AT&T Unlimited 55+ plan

Get a discounted unlimited plan if the account billing address is in Florida and the account owner is at least 55 years old.

Overview of AT&T Unlimited 55+

The plan1 supports up to 2 smartphones or basic phones (no tablets, wearables, or other connected devices). Here’s what comes with it:
  • Unlimited talk, text, and data (U.S., Mexico, and Canada)
  • 5G access
  • Roam North America2
  • Standard-definition (SD) streaming
  • Unlimited texting from the U.S. to 120+ countries
Learn more

To get this plan, go to any AT&T store or authorized retailer to verify eligibility with a government-issued photo ID showing age 55 or over. Also, the account must have a Florida billing address.

Keep in mind: You can still have tablets, wearables, or other connected devices on your account. They’re just not eligible for the Unlimited 55+ plan.

Other plan details

Qualify for discounts
Sign up for AutoPay and paperless billing to enjoy a $10 discount per line on up to 2 lines.

Already signed up for the AT&T Signature Program with AARP? You may qualify for the additional discount offered in the AT&T Unlimited 55+ plan. This benefit is only for AARP participants in the Signature Program.

Learn about data speeds
When you have this plan, AT&T may temporarily slow speeds if the network is busy. Learn more about our network management policies

Ready for 5G?
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Use your plan in Mexico or Canada
Here’s what you can do with a compatible phone when you’re in Mexico or Canada:
  • Call any number in the U.S., Mexico, or Canada
    Send picture and video text messages.
  • Use your AT&T Unlimited 55+ plan’s data at no extra charge.
  • Includes Roam North America2

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Last updated: December 7, 2022

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