US / Home phone

Compare US home phone plans

Landline plans ranked by the whole-contract price, with call allowances and fees shown plainly.

Try an example ZIP code:10001 60601

Free to use. Sponsored plans are labelled and never change the order. How we make money

Included minutes
Read from each offer before ranking.
Line and equipment
Activation and handset fees are counted.
Calls at home
Compare home phone plans for your area.
Contract term
Intro price, then the standard price after.

Home phone: what you pay for

A home phone line, priced whole

Line rental, call allowance and any activation or equipment fees are read from each offer before it is ranked.

How this page works

3 steps to your real price

Enter your ZIP code
We match it to an area and hide plans not sold there. If we can’t tell which plans reach your ZIP code, we say so, never guess.
Where we can match a ZIP today
Some ZIPs match to an area (Chicago, IL, Houston, TX, Los Angeles, CA, Miami, FL, New York, NY, Seattle, WA). For every state we track, use Browse by state further down.
We line plans up like-for-like
Every offer is read into the same fields: included minutes, contract term, intro then standard price, activation and equipment fees.
Ranked by real monthly costIntro months, standard months and one-off fees added up, then divided by the contract length.
Cheapest over the whole contract first. You can also sort by most minutes first or shortest contract first. Sponsored plans are labelled and keep their place.

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Line rental, call allowance and contract term are read from the offer before anything is ranked.

What to know

Home phone: what to know

Do you need a landline at all?
Many people do not. Some rural areas still rely on one, and some broadband is only sold with a phone line.
Unlimited has an edge
It usually means calls to standard landlines and mobiles. International and premium numbers are normally extra.
Line rental is the real price
Compare the monthly figure after fees, not the call allowance on the box.

Guides

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Read before you switch

A woman in a grey sweater reading on a tablet at a wooden table.

Promo price vs standard priceWhat happens when an introductory deal ends, and how to see the full picture before you sign.Contract length and early exit feesHow contract length changes the real cost, and why leaving early can cost extra.How to spot misleading promotional offersA short checklist for reading past the headline price on a phone or broadband advert.

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FAQ

All questions

Quick answers

Do I need a landline at all these days?

Lots of people do not, but some rural areas still rely on it, and some broadband services are only sold bundled with a phone line. Check what is actually required at your address.

What does unlimited minutes actually cover?

Usually unlimited calls to standard landlines and mobiles in your country. International calls and premium-rate numbers are almost always extra, so check the plan's small print.

Why do some plans show a price that changes after a few months?

Many deals start with a discounted intro price for a set number of months, then move to a higher standard price. We rank by the real monthly cost across the whole contract.

Selected plans side by side. Each row is one measure, marked Differs or Same for all; Lowest marks the lowest money value on a row.

Total over term
Intro price
Standard price
Contract
Upfront fees
Data
Minutes
Price check

US / Home phone

Compare US home phone plans

Landline plans ranked by the whole-contract price, with call allowances and fees shown plainly.

Try an example ZIP code:10001 60601

Free to use. Prices last checked Oct 22, 2026. Sponsored plans are labelled and never change the order. How we make money

Included minutes
Read from each offer before ranking.
Line and equipment
Activation and handset fees are counted.
Calls at home
Compare home phone plans for your area.
Contract term
Intro price, then the standard price after.

Home phone: what you pay for

A home phone line, priced whole

Line rental, call allowance and any activation or equipment fees are read from each offer before it is ranked.

How this page works

3 steps to your real price

Enter your ZIP code
We match it to an area and hide plans not sold there. If we can’t tell which plans reach your ZIP code, we say so, never guess.
Where we can match a ZIP today
Some ZIPs match to an area (Chicago, IL, Houston, TX, Los Angeles, CA, Miami, FL, New York, NY, Seattle, WA). For every state we track, use Browse by state further down.
We line plans up like-for-like
Every offer is read into the same fields: included minutes, contract term, intro then standard price, activation and equipment fees.
Ranked by real monthly costIntro months, standard months and one-off fees added up, then divided by the contract length.
Cheapest over the whole contract first. You can also sort by most minutes first or shortest contract first. Sponsored plans are labelled and keep their place.

US / Home phone

Compare US home phone plans

Landline plans ranked by the whole-contract price, with call allowances and fees shown plainly.

Try an example ZIP code:10001 60601

Free to use. Sponsored plans are labelled and never change the order. How we make money

Included minutes
Read from each offer before ranking.
Line and equipment
Activation and handset fees are counted.
Calls at home
Compare home phone plans for your area.
Contract term
Intro price, then the standard price after.

Home phone: what you pay for

A home phone line, priced whole

Line rental, call allowance and any activation or equipment fees are read from each offer before it is ranked.

Advertised

$9.99/mo

the standard monthly price

Real monthly cost

$11.66/mo est.

intro months, standard months and one-off fees, averaged over 24 months

Ooma, Ooma Premier: the cheapest priced US home phone plan we track. Not checked against a ZIP code.

Home phone: what you pay for

A home phone line, priced whole

Line rental, call allowance and any activation or equipment fees are read from each offer before it is ranked.

How this page works

3 steps to your real price

Enter your ZIP code
We match it to an area and hide plans not sold there. If we can’t tell which plans reach your ZIP code, we say so, never guess.
Where we can match a ZIP today
Some ZIPs match to an area (Chicago, IL, Houston, TX, Los Angeles, CA, Miami, FL, New York, NY, Seattle, WA). For every state we track, use Browse by state further down.
We line plans up like-for-like
Every offer is read into the same fields: included minutes, contract term, intro then standard price, activation and equipment fees.
Ranked by real monthly costIntro months, standard months and one-off fees added up, then divided by the contract length.
Cheapest over the whole contract first. You can also sort by most minutes first or shortest contract first. Sponsored plans are labelled and keep their place.

Enter your ZIP code above to see the home phone plans for your area.

A red two-storey house with a front porch and lawn between neighbouring houses on a sunny residential street. — Your ZIP code is matched to an area, not your exact address. Plans not sold there are filtered out.

Prices can change, so always confirm the final price with the provider. Sponsored plans are labelled and never change the ranking. How we rank

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Who it suits

Find the home phone plan for how you live

Each card names the filter or sort that answers it. Enter your ZIP code above, then open Filter and sort.

Step: ZIP code to areaKeeping a landlineCompare home phone plans for your area.
Filter: minimum minutesCalls most daysIncluded minutes are read from each offer.
Sort: most minutes firstWorking from a home deskA fixed line with clear call allowances.
Sort: lowest real monthly costA phone that just worksLine rental and the standard price after the intro are counted.
Counted: one-off feesChecking the small printActivation and equipment fees are counted.

Line rental, call allowance and contract term are read from the offer before anything is ranked.

What to know

Home phone: what to know

Do you need a landline at all?
Many people do not. Some rural areas still rely on one, and some broadband is only sold with a phone line.
Unlimited has an edge
It usually means calls to standard landlines and mobiles. International and premium numbers are normally extra.
Line rental is the real price
Compare the monthly figure after fees, not the call allowance on the box.

Guides

See all

Read before you switch

FAQ

All questions

Quick answers

Do I need a landline at all these days?

Lots of people do not, but some rural areas still rely on it, and some broadband services are only sold bundled with a phone line. Check what is actually required at your address.

What does unlimited minutes actually cover?

Usually unlimited calls to standard landlines and mobiles in your country. International calls and premium-rate numbers are almost always extra, so check the plan's small print.

Why do some plans show a price that changes after a few months?

Many deals start with a discounted intro price for a set number of months, then move to a higher standard price. We rank by the real monthly cost across the whole contract.

Home phone: what to know

Do you need a landline at all?

Unlimited has an edge

Line rental is the real price

Read before you switch

Quick answers

Find the home phone plan for how you live

Home phone: what to know

Do you need a landline at all?

Unlimited has an edge

Line rental is the real price

Read before you switch

Quick answers

A home phone line, priced whole

Find the home phone plan for how you live

A home phone line, priced whole

Browse everything we track

2 home phone plans for the US

Number 1: Ooma Premier

Cost breakdown (estimate)

Number 2: Ooma Telo LTE phone service

2 home phone plans for the US

Number 1: Ooma Premier

Cost breakdown (estimate)

Number 2: Ooma Telo LTE phone service

Cost breakdown (estimate)