Infimobile prepaid: a US arrival number

The 15GB plan is $108 for 12 months, and the homepage says code FREEMONTH adds one free month when you port a number in to the 15GB, 20GB, or Freedom plan. Read the shop 60-day activate-by and the T&Cs Authorized Areas before you buy, because those two files do not share an activation geography. Infimobile is a US prepaid arrival number, and the home SIM stays on its own carrier clock.

The shop table

The plans page, read 9 October 2026, lists the 12-month cards below.

The homepage is a different screen from that table. It says a port-in gets one month free with code FREEMONTH on the 15GB, 20GB, and Freedom plans.

The shop clock for a new SIM, as printed: "New SIMs must be activated within 60 days of purchase."

The 12-month cards as printed:

The 15GB card's 6-month cell is $150. That is not the 12-month price. The Pro Plus card lists $75 for 12 months beside a struck $180, and the homepage banner says $105 off that 5GB plan, now $75 a year. The 10GB, 15GB, and 20GB cards say speeds drop after those amounts of 5G/4G data. Freedom lists a cut after 40GB and hotspot up to 10 GB a month. Deal Buster and Pro Plus do not list a speeds-reduced line. The homepage also says that on the 10GB, 15GB, 20GB, and Freedom plans, speeds are reduced for the rest of the monthly cycle once the high-speed allowance is used. Code FREEMONTH is that homepage port-in line. It is not a lower price on the 12-month card.

Every 12-month card we read prints Non-Refundable Plan.

Shop marketing prints no commitments, no credit checks, and no surprise charges. Taxes and fees are described as fixed, and they may change depending on a zipcode provided by FCC. Promotional pricing is subject to device compatibility verification; final discount and pricing may vary. Coverage copy says leading U.S. networks and does not name a host. A FAQ on the same URL still describes 1GB and 3GB plans; those two names were not in the 12-month cards we read.

Sixty days from purchase is a shop clock for unused SIMs. It is not a home-country inactivity rule, and it is not the T&Cs geography below. Holding a number you already have is on hold, park, port or let go.

The T&Cs draw a geography the shop table does not

The terms page, checked the same day, is a different file from the shop table.

Activation geography, as printed: "End User will not Activate the Service outside of the Authorized Areas."

The service is provided by InfiCloud Inc., doing business as Infimobile. The end user has no contractual relationship with, and is not a third-party beneficiary of, any agreement between Infimobile and the underlying carrier. eSIMs are printed as one-time installation, not reusable, and a new eSIM will cost $7 plus applicable taxes. Subject to FCC number portability rules, the end user has no property or other right in the assigned number, and that number can be changed at any time.

The shop sells eSIM and plastic, and it requires a new SIM to be activated within 60 days of purchase. The T&Cs add a place rule the 12-month cards do not print. Those stay two files. A blog post that describes installing from anywhere is a third file.

Whether a given bank will text the number is the bank OTP cluster. Prepaid without an SSN, as the national carriers publish the credit-check split, is on getting a US phone plan without an SSN. The no-credit-check wording is shop marketing on the plans page. The terms page we opened has no SSN line. Signup identity documents stay unverified on the plans URL and the terms URL.

Non-refundable on the card, 7 days on the form

The 12-month cards print Non-Refundable Plan. The refund form, checked the same day, is a different file.

The form, as printed: "Refunds are available for new customers within 7 days of plan activation."

The form asks whether the SIM has been activated, which SIM type was bought, and why the return is requested. It does not reprint the 12-month price table. Unused data after a 12-month term is unverified on the files we opened. A shop FAQ describes unused data when you upgrade during a current plan period. That is not a leftover-balance clock after the year ends, and it is not the Bangladesh leftover-taka window.

State tax on top of the advertised price is on the state pages: California is one overlay, and Massachusetts puts this shop in a 13-brand table. The four routes for a working phone in the US, of which this shop is one prepaid SKU, are on SIM card, eSIM or US prepaid plan. Dated changes live on the changelog.

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Questions

Can I install Infimobile before I fly?

Open the shop and the T&Cs before you buy. The plans page sells eSIM and plastic, and a new SIM must be activated within 60 days of purchase. The T&Cs we opened say the end user will not activate the service outside the Authorized Areas. We checked the plans page, the homepage, and the terms on 9 October 2026. A blog post about installing from another country is a third file.

Does leftover unused data keep the plan after 12 months?

unverified. The 12-month cards we read print a monthly data allotment and, on some cards, a speed cut after a named number of gigabytes. They do not print an inactivity day count that keeps the line after the paid term. A shop FAQ talks about unused data when you upgrade during the current plan period.

Is Infimobile how I keep my home-country number?

No. The home SIM stays on its own carrier clock.