Boost Mobile's accounts and technical support team are available Monday through Friday from 4 am until 8 pm PST, and Saturday and Sunday from 7 am until 7 pm PST. You can use the Boost Mobile customer service chat feature or text 611 from your Boost phone to access self-service options for account information.
Call 833-502-6678 (50-BOOST)If you want to order a new Boost Mobile cell phone plan or phone, call the number listed below or use the Boost Mobile customer service chat feature. You can reach an agent Monday through Friday from 4 am until 8 pm PST, and Saturday and Sunday from 7 am until 7 pm PST.
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You can view and pay your Boost Mobile cell phone bill by logging into your Boost Mobile account online or via the Boost Mobile app. You can also set up automatic payments and opt to receive paperless bills, and you can get help with customer service refills through any of these methods.
To activate your Boost Mobile phone, insert your Boost Mobile SIM card and follow the on-screen prompts, or follow the instructions for how to activate your phone's eSIM on Boost Mobile's website. You can also call the Boost Mobile Customer Service number above to activate your phone. If you're activating a phone that you're bringing to Boost's network from a different carrier, you'll first need to make sure that the phone is unlocked and that you've requested a number transfer, if you're also bringing your phone number with you.
Boost Mobile 611 is a text message-based self-service support feature. You can text 611 from your Boost Mobile phone to access account features and information including your plan balance, your account PIN, local Boost store locations, and more.
Yes, you can keep your number when you switch to Boost Mobile. Before purchasing your Boost plan, contact your current carrier to request a number transfer PIN. Wait to cancel your current phone plan until your number is fully activated on Boost's network.
To unlock your Boost Mobile phone, first make sure that it has been fully paid for (if applicable) and that your account is in good standing. Submit a Boost unlock request by calling customer care at 833-50-BOOST (833-502-6678). It can take up to two business days for Boost Mobile to process your request.
Yes, Boost Mobile has live chat between 4 am and 8 pm PT on Monday through Friday, and between 4 am and 7 pm PT on Saturday and Sunday. You may be prompted to log in to your Boost Mobile account for most non-sales-related matters. Agents are generally pretty quick to respond.
You can check your Boost balance online by logging into your Boost Mobile app or your online Boost Mobile account.
To cancel your Boost Mobile account, call customer support at 833-502-6678 (50-BOOST).
No, Boost Mobile doesn't have 24-hour customer service. You can reach a customer support agent by phone or by chat between 4am and 8pm PT on Monday through Friday, and between 4 am and 7 pm PT on weekends.
To talk to a real person at Boost Mobile, call 833-502-6678 (50-BOOST) Monday through Friday between 4 am and 8 pm PT, and on weekends between 4 am and 7 pm PT. You can also use Boost's chat feature, or DM Boost Mobile on their social accounts (Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook).
J.D. Power's 2023 wireless customer care study puts Boost Mobile in the top 3 for customer satisfaction among the standard MVNOs (distinguished from "value" MVNOs) with a ranking of 825 points (out of a maximum 1,000 points). This exceeds the segment average of 822 points and beats out competitors like Spectrum Mobile and Xfinity Mobile. It also puts Boost Mobile ahead of two out of three major carriers' satisfaction results: AT&T came in at 788, and Verizon scored 794. T-Mobile barely outscored Boost Mobile with its total of 829 points.
Boost Mobile is a mobile virtual network operator, which means it provides service using another carrier's towers. Formerly a Sprint MVNO, Boost Mobile became a T-Mobile virtual operator after the two major carriers' merger in 2020. This means that Boost offers the same coverage as its larger counterpart, including the country's widest and fastest 5G network. The caveat: T-Mobile's (and therefore Boost's) network lags behind both Verizon's and AT&T's in terms of 4G LTE coverage, which remains the dominant network type in the United States. Check out our guide to U.S. phone network coverage to see which major network has the strongest footprint near you.
Boost Mobile offers several phone plans in monthly, multi-month, and even annual increments. Most plans include unlimited talk, text, and data, but there are options for those who want a smaller amount of data for a cheaper price. There are also several plans with a hefty amount of mobile hotspot data for working and streaming on the go. If you frequently make calls internationally, there are also add-on options that offer calling to Mexico and Canada.
We break down all of the details you need in our Boost Mobile review.