21 networksUnlock a phone from United States
Choose the network that originally sold the phone. Each guide explains what that carrier typically requires, what a lock looks like, and how our planned €9.99 assessment and separately quoted unlock would work.
Networks in United States
- ATTUnlock guide
- Boost MobileUnlock guide
- C SpireUnlock guide
- Consumer CellularUnlock guide
- CricketUnlock guide
- DishUnlock guide
MetroPCSUnlock guide
Mint MobileUnlock guide- Reseller FlexUnlock guide
Simple MobileUnlock guide
SpectrumUnlock guide- SprintUnlock guide
- StraightTalkUnlock guide
- T-MobileUnlock guide
- Total WirelessUnlock guide
- TracFoneUnlock guide
- US CellularUnlock guide
- US GSM Country DefaultUnlock guide
- VerizonUnlock guide
- Walmart Family MobileUnlock guide
- XfinityUnlock guide
Unlocking in United States: common questions
Can I unlock a phone from United States?
Usually, yes — when the phone is paid off, not reported lost or stolen, and the original United States network allows it. We list 21 networks in United States; the planned manual assessment reviews your specific case.
Which United States network is my phone locked to?
It’s the network that originally sold or financed the phone — not necessarily the SIM you use now. Check your purchase receipt, the boot screen logo or the original box.
Will unlocking erase my data?
A carrier unlock by code or by the network’s own database normally doesn’t erase data. Always back up first anyway.
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