Nebula has been great Nebula has been great. Fast data speeds and great 5G coverage. Affordable too.

Great service, no complaints. I'm on Nebula's legacy plan and it's great for me. I love the worldwide coverage included for free, and the legacy plans being on the att network gives me great coverage stateside too. Not to mention they provide a free VPN subscription as well as my apple music subscription.

They have a great and responsive team They have a great and responsive team. They are quick to help set up APN settings, and troubleshoot issues which rarely come up.

It just consistently works great! I’ve been with Nebula Wireless back when they were Famly Co (not a misspelling). Most everything is done through their Discord server and website. I was lucky enough to be able to take advantage of their legacy unlimited AT&T plan for $60 a month until I decided to take advantage of their $444 per year prepayment promotion. I have absolutely no regrets in doing business with them as their response times and customer service have been top notch. If you are tech savvy and just want your service to work then Nebula Wireless is for you.

Very Poor Experience I echo the issue highlighted by some reviewers. When I signed up 1 years ago for more than one Famly unlimited more lines I was told multiple times the price and service (features and quality) would be grand-fathered for any future changes in wireless plan. They said that when they started talking about Nebula Wireless - previously they were selling services under the name of FamlyCo). After they form Nebula Wireless they commitments and promises started falling apart and started to renege on agreements discreetly without any heads up or notice. Recently they emailed asking to switch to their new plans or else loose your numbers/lines (now or later) and since there is no similar plans with the new Nebula Wireless. I would be hesitant to trust them and will not enter into an agreement with a company that failed to hold up previous agreements. Last years as they started talking about launching Nebula Wireless, the company’s CEO Nathan Ayers was doing a sales push to sign up new lines for Famly Unlimited More plans asking to prepay customers for multiple months (they call it bulk pay) for a discount. Nathan told (as some other reviewers have stated) anyone signing up will keep their Famly Unlimited More plans for as long as they want. I feel Nathan has no intention of keeping up his preferred commitment and whole sales push to sign up new lines for FUM with bulk /prepayment was just ruse for money grab.