How Do I Switch My Cellphone Provider to Google Fi?

This article discusses how to switch from your current cellphone provider to Google Fi. It lists the steps needed to sign up to be a Google Fi customer. This article also discusses how to determine if you can use your own phone as well as how to maintain your current phone number after you become a Google Fi customer.

Jeff Whelpley is the editor / author responsible for this content.
Dec 9, 2022

Google Fi is a popular choice for many cellphone consumers. Perhaps you are in the market for a new carrier and want to switch providers. Switching to Google Fi is an incredibly easy process. You can do to learn more by contacting Google Fi with any specific questions you may have.

Determine If Your Phone Fits

While you can certainly obtain a new phone from Google Fi when you sign up to become a subscriber, you might just want to keep the phone you already own. You simply need to figure out if your current phone is designed to work with Google Fi. It needs to be built to support multiple networks. This is easy to find out by visiting their website to check your phone's compatibility. Most Androids and iPhones will work with this network. You also have the option of getting a SIM kit. It is great news that Google Fi will work with most existing phones or customers can get a free SIM card sent to them. If you find that you still have questions about your phone, contact Google Fi.

Use the App

Google Fi's app simplifies the onboarding process. You can transfer your current phone number by clicking on a link on the app.

As Simple as Signing Up

After logging into your Google account, signing up to become a Google Fi customer is as simple as following a few basic steps. You need to be 18 years old to be a group plan member. Those under age 13 need to be part of a Family Link. When you sign up, the first thing you need to know is how many people will be on your plan. After that, you choose the plan type you desire to use, choose your phone, and then determine your billing. It's an easy process to become a Google Fi customer. There are no activation or cancellation fees. And throughout the entire process of switching providers, you can reach out to Google Fi to get answers to any questions you may have.

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