Slingshot vs Zeronet
Neither wins outright: it depends on how much data you use. Zeronet has the cheaper entry-level plan. Zeronet has the highest-scoring plan for value and features. Zeronet doesn't say which network it uses, so check its coverage map where you live and work.
Prices checked 12 October 2026
| Feature | Slingshot | Zeronet |
|---|---|---|
| Network | 2degrees | Not stated |
| Plans listed | 4 | 9 |
| Cheapest plan (per month) | $40.00 | $24.58 |
| Cheapest unlimited | None | $24.58 |
| Best SmartScore | 6.7 | 9.3 |
| Prepay plans | No | No |
| Pay monthly plans | Yes | Yes |
| eSIM | – | Yes |
| 5G | Yes | Yes |
| WiFi calling | Yes | Yes |
Which should you choose?
Light use
Under 5GB: messaging, maps, a bit of social
- Slingshot
- No plan in this range
- Zeronet
- No plan in this range
Everyday use
5GB to 40GB: streaming music, social and some video
- SlingshotBetter value
- 10GB Carryover Data10GB/mo · $50/mo · 6.7/10
- Zeronet
- No plan in this range
Only Slingshot has a plan in this range: 10GB Carryover Data (10GB/mo, $50/mo).
Heavy use
40GB+ or unlimited: lots of video, hotspotting
- Slingshot
- 80GB Carryover Data80GB/mo · $60/mo · 4.5/10
- ZeronetBetter value
- Mobile MaxUnlimited · $80/mo · 7.5/10
Zeronet's Mobile Max (Unlimited, $80/mo) costs more than Slingshot's 80GB Carryover Data (80GB/mo, $60/mo), but scores higher (7.5 vs 4.5) for what you get.
Choose Slingshot if…
- You want the better plan for everyday use
- You want unused data to roll over
- You want data that slows down instead of running out
Choose Zeronet if…
- You want the better plan for heavy use
- You want the cheapest way in (from $24.58/mo)
- You want to pay once for the whole year
Every Slingshot and Zeronet plan
| Plan | Calls | ? | ? | Actions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
ZeronetMobile Starter (Annual) | Unlimited (3Mbps) | Unlimited | $24.58/moPaid as $295 once a year | 9.3/10 | View deal |
ZeronetMobile Starter | Unlimited (3Mbps) | Unlimited | $30/moPaid monthlyPromo $15 | 9.3/10 | View deal |
ZeronetMobile Max (Annual) | Unlimited | Unlimited | $62.92/moPaid as $755 once a year | 9.2/10 | View deal |
ZeronetMobile Starter (Weekly) | Unlimited (3Mbps) | Unlimited | $34.76/moPaid as $8 every week | 7.7/10 | View deal |
ZeronetMobile Max | Unlimited | Unlimited | $80/moPaid monthlyPromo $40 | 7.5/10 | View deal |
ZeronetMobile Max (Weekly) | Unlimited | Unlimited | $82.56/moPaid as $19 every week | 7.2/10 | View deal |
ZeronetMobile Essentials (Annual) | Unlimited (10Mbps) | Unlimited | $41.25/moPaid as $495 once a year | 6.9/10 | View deal |
ZeronetMobile Essentials | Unlimited (10Mbps) | Unlimited | $50/moPaid monthlyPromo $25 | 6.8/10 | View deal |
Slingshot10GB Carryover Data | 10GB/moRollover | Unlimited | $50/moPaid monthly | 6.7/10 | View deal |
ZeronetMobile Essentials (Weekly) | Unlimited (10Mbps) | Unlimited | $56.49/moPaid as $13 every week | 5.2/10 | View deal |
Slingshot80GB Carryover Data | 80GB/moRollover | Unlimited | $60/moPaid monthly | 4.5/10 | View deal |
Slingshot100GB Endless | 100GB/mo + endless | Unlimited | $75/moPaid monthly | 2.8/10 | View deal |
Slingshot5GB Carryover Data | 5GB/moRollover | 300 mins | $40/moPaid monthly | 2.7/10 | View deal |
Frequently asked questions
Which is better, Slingshot or Zeronet?
Neither wins outright: it depends on how much data you use. Zeronet has the cheaper entry-level plan. Zeronet has the highest-scoring plan for value and features. Zeronet doesn't say which network it uses, so check its coverage map where you live and work. Everyday use: Only Slingshot has a plan in this range: 10GB Carryover Data (10GB/mo, $50/mo). Heavy use: Zeronet's Mobile Max (Unlimited, $80/mo) costs more than Slingshot's 80GB Carryover Data (80GB/mo, $60/mo), but scores higher (7.5 vs 4.5) for what you get.
Is Slingshot or Zeronet cheaper?
Slingshot’s cheapest plan is 5GB Carryover Data (5GB/mo) at $40.00 a month. Zeronet’s cheapest is Mobile Starter (Annual) (Unlimited (3Mbps)) at $24.58 a month.
Do Slingshot and Zeronet use the same network?
We can't say: Zeronet doesn't say which network it uses.
Can I switch from Slingshot to Zeronet and keep my number?
Yes. Sign up with Zeronet and ask to transfer your number. They’ll handle the switch, and you don’t need to cancel with Slingshot first.