Zeronet vs CloudLink
CloudLink wins 2 of 3 usage types on value. 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 | Zeronet | CloudLink |
|---|---|---|
| Network | Not stated | Spark |
| Plans listed | 9 | 4 |
| Cheapest plan (per month) | $24.58 | $40.00 |
| Cheapest unlimited | $24.58 | None |
| Best SmartScore | 9.3 | 8.8 |
| Prepay plans | No | No |
| Pay monthly plans | Yes | Yes |
| eSIM | Yes | Yes |
| 5G | Yes | Yes |
| WiFi calling | Yes | – |
Which should you choose?
Light use
Under 5GB: messaging, maps, a bit of social
- Zeronet
- No plan in this range
- CloudLink
- No plan in this range
Everyday use
5GB to 40GB: streaming music, social and some video
- Zeronet
- No plan in this range
- CloudLinkBetter value
- Mobile 2020GB/mo + endless · $40/mo · 8.8/10
Only CloudLink has a plan in this range: Mobile 20 (20GB/mo + endless, $40/mo).
Heavy use
40GB+ or unlimited: lots of video, hotspotting
- Zeronet
- Mobile MaxUnlimited · $80/mo · 7.5/10
- CloudLinkBetter value
- Mobile 5050GB/mo + endless · $45/mo · 7.6/10
CloudLink's Mobile 50 (50GB/mo + endless, $45/mo) costs less than Zeronet's Mobile Max (Unlimited, $80/mo) and scores higher.
Choose Zeronet if…
- You want the cheapest way in (from $24.58/mo)
- You want to pay once for the whole year
Choose CloudLink if…
- You want the better plan for everyday and heavy use
- You want data that slows down instead of running out
Every Zeronet and CloudLink 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 |
CloudLinkMobile 20 | 20GB/mo + endless | Unlimited | $40/moPaid monthly | 8.8/10 | View deal |
ZeronetMobile Starter (Weekly) | Unlimited (3Mbps) | Unlimited | $34.76/moPaid as $8 every week | 7.7/10 | View deal |
CloudLinkMobile 50 | 50GB/mo + endless | Unlimited | $45/moPaid monthly | 7.6/10 | 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 |
CloudLinkMobile 100 | 100GB/mo + endless | Unlimited | $50/moPaid monthly | 6.3/10 | View deal |
ZeronetMobile Essentials (Weekly) | Unlimited (10Mbps) | Unlimited | $56.49/moPaid as $13 every week | 5.2/10 | View deal |
CloudLinkMobile 1000 | 1000GB/mo + endless | Unlimited | $60/moPaid monthly | 3.8/10 | View deal |
Frequently asked questions
Which is better, Zeronet or CloudLink?
CloudLink wins 2 of 3 usage types on value. 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 CloudLink has a plan in this range: Mobile 20 (20GB/mo + endless, $40/mo). Heavy use: CloudLink's Mobile 50 (50GB/mo + endless, $45/mo) costs less than Zeronet's Mobile Max (Unlimited, $80/mo) and scores higher.
Is Zeronet or CloudLink cheaper?
Zeronet’s cheapest plan is Mobile Starter (Annual) (Unlimited (3Mbps)) at $24.58 a month. CloudLink’s cheapest is Mobile 20 (20GB/mo + endless) at $40.00 a month.
Do Zeronet and CloudLink use the same network?
We can't say: Zeronet doesn't say which network it uses.
Can I switch from Zeronet to CloudLink and keep my number?
Yes. Sign up with CloudLink and ask to transfer your number. They’ll handle the switch, and you don’t need to cancel with Zeronet first.