AT&T Introduces Shared Data Plans for Up to 10 Devices

ATT announced on Wednesday that it is rolling out shared data plans, allowing customers to pay for chunk of data that can be divvied up among 10 devices, from smartphones and tablets to laptops and gaming devices.

Dubbed “Mobile Share,” the wireless provider will offer the plan to customers starting in August. Each of the six plan options includes tethering and unlimited domestic calls and texts for smartphones and basic or quick messaging phones.

The news comes one month after rival Verizon overhauled its billing plans, which gave customers the ability to share data allowance across several devices. Verizon’s plan — “Share Everything” — is available for unlimited calls, text, video and picture messaging also up to 10 Verizon Wireless devices.

SEE ALSO: Verizon Lets You Share Everything With New Data-Focused Plans

To enroll in the plan, users must have a smartphone before adding other devices. ATT then offers up to six plans to choose, from 1 GB to 20GB. Check out the price below for pricing.

ATT Data Plan

“Today we think of people’s smartphones and tablets sharing a bucket of data. But in the future we’ll see health care monitors, connected cars, security systems and other devices in the home all connected to the mobile Internet,” David Christopher, chief marketing officer, ATT Mobility, said in a statement. “Our Mobile Share plans are simple, easy and a great value for individuals or families with multiple mobile Internet devices.”

Are you interested in a shared data plan? How many devices would you add? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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