Choose the Right SIM Card for Your Camera, Hotspot, Router or IoT Device
Compare data-only SIM cards for security cameras, trail cameras,
WiFi hotspots, cellular routers, GPS trackers, tablets, and other
connected devices. Pick the coverage option that fits where your
device actually needs to work.
Start with the network coverage you need. All available SIM cards
are data-only and built for unlocked connected devices rather
than phone calls or text messages.
Plan AAvailable now
SIM Card Plan A
AT&T + T-Mobile data SIM
Best value when AT&T or T-Mobile coverage is goodChoose this for good coverage at a better price when AT&T or T-Mobile works well at the device location.
AT&T
T-Mobile
Good fit for most homes, jobsites, farms, vehicles, and travel setups
Works with unlocked 4G LTE and compatible 5G devices
Better-priced choice when Verizon coverage is not required
Best when AT&T/T-Mobile are weak or Verizon is neededChoose this for remote cameras, backup internet, rural properties, or areas where Verizon may be strongest. It costs more than Plan A because it adds the third network.
AT&T
T-Mobile
Verizon
Strongest recommendation when you are unsure which carrier is best
Adds Verizon coverage for remote, rural, and backup use cases
Higher-priced choice for weak AT&T/T-Mobile areas where coverage matters more than lowest cost
The best SIM card is the one that has usable signal where the
device sits. A security camera in the woods, a hotspot in an RV,
and a router used for backup internet can all need different
coverage.
Use Plan A when coverage is known
If AT&T or T-Mobile already works well at your home,
office, vehicle, camera site, or travel area, Plan A is the
straightforward data-only SIM card choice with good coverage
at a better price.
Use Plan B when signal is uncertain
If AT&T and T-Mobile are weak at the device location, or
the device is remote, rural, mission-critical, or near a
stronger Verizon signal, Plan B gives your device the
broadest network mix. It is priced higher than Plan A because
it includes the third network.
Watch Plan C for unlimited data
If you need always-on streaming, backup internet, or heavier
hotspot usage, Plan C is the future unlimited option to watch.
It is intentionally marked coming soon until it is ready.
Side-by-side comparison
Plan A vs. Plan B vs. Plan C
Compare network support, best use cases, and availability before
you choose a data SIM card for your connected device.
Data-only SIM card comparison by network, device fit, and availability.
Feature
SIM Card Plan A
SIM Card Plan B
SIM Card Plan C
Network support
AT&T + T-Mobile
AT&T + T-Mobile + Verizon
Coming soon
Best for
Security cameras, hotspots, routers, tablets, GPS and IoT devices in known AT&T or T-Mobile coverage areas
Widest coverage, rural devices, remote cameras, backup internet, weak AT&T/T-Mobile areas, and locations where Verizon may be strongest
Future unlimited data needs and high-usage connected devices
Price position
Better price when two-network coverage is enough
Higher price because it adds Verizon as a third network
These data-only SIM cards are made for equipment that needs
cellular internet service without a voice line.
Security and Trail Cameras
Use a SIM card for a security camera, solar camera, or trail
camera that sends alerts, photos, clips, or live video over
cellular data.
Hotspots and Routers
Connect portable hotspots, 4G LTE routers, 5G routers, travel
internet devices, and backup internet equipment.
GPS, Tablets and IoT
Support GPS trackers, tablets, vehicle devices, monitoring
equipment, and other IoT devices that need mobile data.
Your device should be unlocked and compatible with North American
4G LTE or 5G bands. If you are not sure which SIM card fits your
device or location, contact us before ordering and we can help you
choose.
Available SIM cards
Shop Current Data-Only SIM Cards
View the currently available SIM card products and choose the plan
page that matches your coverage needs.
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Why buy from us
We help you choose by device, coverage, and data need
Many customers arrive after searching for a SIM card for a
security camera, hotspot, router, GPS tracker, tablet, or IoT
device. This page is built to help you compare the network
options first, then choose the SIM card that makes the most
sense for the location.
Support before you orderContact us if you are unsure about device compatibility, coverage, or which SIM card fits your setup.
Clear data-only serviceThese SIM cards are for internet data on connected devices, not phone calls or text messaging.
Lower-risk coverage choiceStart with Plan A for good AT&T/T-Mobile coverage at a better price; choose Plan B when those networks are weak or you want Verizon included too.
Buyer questions
Data-Only SIM Card FAQ
Clear answers for customers comparing SIM cards for cameras,
hotspots, routers, GPS trackers, tablets, and IoT devices.
Choose Plan A if AT&T or T-Mobile has reliable coverage
where your device will be used. It offers good coverage at a
better price. Choose Plan B if AT&T and T-Mobile are weak in
your area, or if you want the widest coverage because it adds
Verizon. Plan B is priced higher because it includes that third
network. Plan C is coming soon for future unlimited data plans
and is not available for checkout yet.
In most cases, yes, as long as your device is unlocked and
supports the right 4G LTE or 5G bands. Customers use these SIM
cards with cellular security cameras, trail cameras, hotspots,
routers, GPS trackers, tablets, vehicle devices, and IoT
equipment.
These are data-only SIM cards. They provide cellular internet
service for connected devices and do not include voice calling
or SMS text messaging.
Yes. Verizon coverage is available with SIM Card Plan B, which
supports AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon. Plan A supports
AT&T and T-Mobile.
Start with the carriers that already work well on phones at the
exact device location. For remote cameras or backup internet,
test signal outdoors where the device will be installed. If you
are unsure, Plan B is the safer coverage choice because it adds
Verizon to AT&T and T-Mobile.
Yes. Data-only SIM cards are commonly used for remote cameras,
jobsite cameras, farm cameras, routers, mobile hotspots, and
backup internet devices. Choose the plan based on network
coverage first, then choose enough data for photo alerts, video
clips, live view, or router usage.
SIM Card Plan C is being prepared for future unlimited data
plans, but it is not available for purchase yet. The coming-soon
card is intentionally disabled so customers do not mistake it
for an active checkout option.
Still deciding?
Pick by Coverage First, Then by Data Need
Plan A is the practical choice for good AT&T and T-Mobile
coverage at a better price. Plan B costs more because it adds
Verizon for weak AT&T/T-Mobile areas and the widest coverage.
Plan C will be the future unlimited option once it is ready.
