Lifeline provider review

SafetyNet Wireless

A mid-sized regional operator concentrated in the South and lower Midwest, run by KonaTel's IM Telecom subsidiary.

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26 States served
6,909 ZIP codes covered
#9 By national footprint
2014 Offering Lifeline since

SafetyNet Wireless at a glance

What SafetyNet Wireless does well

  • Genuine regional depth rather than thin national spread
  • Publicly traded parent, so its finances are visible

What to watch

  • Not available in around half the states
  • Smaller support organisation

How to apply to SafetyNet Wireless

  1. Confirm you qualify. SafetyNet Wireless cannot enroll you until USAC's National Verifier has approved your household, through a benefit program or on income.
  2. Check it serves your ZIP. Being approved in your state is not the same as covering your address — SafetyNet Wireless is licensed in 26 states but 6,909 ZIP codes, not all of them.
  3. Apply at the National Verifier at lifelinesupport.org, or let SafetyNet Wireless submit it during signup.
  4. Enroll and recertify. Lifeline requires annual recertification, and the benefit stops if you miss it.

Where SafetyNet Wireless is available

SafetyNet Wireless is approved to offer Lifeline service in the 26 states below. Select a state to see the full provider list there and how SafetyNet Wireless compares locally.

Not available in the remaining 25 states. Lifeline licensing is granted state by state, so a provider advertising nationally may still not be able to enroll you.

Does SafetyNet Wireless actually serve your address?

SafetyNet Wireless is licensed in 26 states but covers 6,909 specific ZIP codes. Our checker tells you whether yours is one of them, and shows every alternative that serves you.

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