Wireless coverage
5G and LTE strength across your whole ZIP area, with a confidence rating.
Independent · Carrier-neutral
Stop opening eleven carrier sites and three internet providers in separate tabs. Answer a few questions once and see wireless coverage, plan pricing, phone deals, trade-in value, eligibility discounts, home internet options, and bundle savings ranked side by side — with the 36-month number that actually matters.
11 wireless carriers · fiber, cable and 5G home internet · free and independent
5G and LTE strength across your whole ZIP area, with a confidence rating.
Fiber, cable, and 5G home service checked against your specific address.
What a phone really costs after credits, over 36 monthly installments.
55+, military, first responder, student, and employer rates — plus bundle math.
One place
Carrier websites are built to sell you their plan. SignalSwap is built to answer one question: for your address, your lines, and your phone, which combination of wireless and home internet costs the least and works the best?
We rank on the same footing for everyone — big three, prepaid brands, MVNOs, fiber, cable, and 5G home internet — then hand you a direct link to sign up wherever you land.
Internet availability is address-level, so we ask for your street address only if you choose to compare home internet.
What you get
How it works
The same questions you would answer eleven times on eleven different carrier sites — asked once, applied to everyone, including home internet if you need it.
Coverage is evaluated across the whole ZIP area, not one point.
Lines, phone, trade-in, data, travel, and must-have features.
Optional. If you want it, we check providers at your exact address.
55+, military, first responder, student, employer, and more.
Ranked on 36-month true cost, with every number and link shown.
Coverage is evaluated across the ZIP code area rather than a single address, and results always show how confident the underlying data is.
Coverage, plan pricing, and promotions currently use a labeled sample dataset while the FCC National Broadband Map integration is built. Nothing here is presented as measured carrier coverage.