AT&T launches 55+ unlimited plan with bundled savings and tailored benefits

AT&T is taking a bold, customer-first step with the launch of its new AT&T 55+ Plan, designed exclusively for wireless customers aged 55 and over. This initiative reflects AT&T’s strategy to deliver affordable and simplified connectivity to one of the fastest-growing digital demographics in the U.S.

AT&T 55+offer
AT&T 55+offer

What’s in It for Customers?

Unmatched Affordability
The new plan offers unlimited talk, text, and data at just $35/month per line for two lines — AT&T’s lowest price yet for this audience. Customers can also opt for a single line at $40/month, ensuring flexibility based on personal needs.

Seamless Bundling for Total Connectivity
For even greater value, AT&T is offering a $99/month bundle that includes:

Two wireless lines

AT&T Internet 300 or AT&T Internet Air

This bundle ensures that customers stay connected at home and on-the-go, without navigating multiple bills or confusing contracts.

Built-In Protection
Every plan comes with AT&T ActiveArmor, providing 24/7 security against spam calls, scams, and online threats — giving customers peace of mind every time they connect.

International Coverage & Hotspot
The 55+ plan includes unlimited use in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, plus 10GB of hotspot data, so users can stay productive and entertained wherever they are.

AT&T’s Strategy: Value, Simplicity & Trust

“We’ve been listening,” says Jenifer Robertson, EVP & GM, AT&T Mass Markets. “Our customers asked for straightforward, affordable options without sacrificing quality — and we delivered.”

AT&T’s strategy revolves around three pillars:

Customer-Centric Design: By directly responding to feedback from 55+ users, AT&T has tailored a solution that addresses pain points like cost, complexity, and security.

Bundled Simplicity: The all-in-one offer makes AT&T a single, trusted provider for mobile and home internet, simplifying the digital experience.

Brand Trust & Retention: With the AT&T Guarantee, customers are assured of dependable service — and a commitment to make it right if expectations aren’t met.

A Plan Built for the 55+ Lifestyle

Whether it’s streaming, video chatting with grandchildren, or running a small business, customers over 55 now have a plan that supports their lifestyle — without overcomplicating it. With easy sign-up options online or in-store, AT&T is putting simplicity and service at the forefront.

AT&T revenue

Meanwhile, AT&T reported solid first-quarter 2025 results, driven by continued growth in high-quality 5G and fiber subscribers. The company added 324,000 postpaid phone customers, maintaining a low churn rate of 0.83 percent, and achieved mobility service revenue of $16.7 billion, marking a 4.1 percent year-over-year increase.

AT&T added 261,000 AT&T Fiber subscribers, recording more than 200,000 net additions for the 21st consecutive quarter. Consumer fiber broadband revenue rose to $2.1 billion, up 19 percent from a year ago, with fiber now reaching 29.5 million locations. Notably, more than 40 percent of AT&T Fiber households also subscribe to AT&T wireless, reinforcing the company’s bundled strategy.

Total revenue for the quarter stood at $30.6 billion, with adjusted EBITDA reaching $11.5 billion. Net income came in at $4.7 billion in Q1 2025. AT&T reiterated its full-year 2025 financial and operational guidance

For more details or to enroll, visit att.com/55plus or visit your nearest AT&T store.

TelecomLead.com News Desk

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