Sparklight Phone Review
Data is as of time of post. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
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Home phones are convenient and help first responders find you faster in an emergency. If you want that security in the form of a landline with Sparklight, you’ll appreciate the simplicity of its plans and the guaranteed-for-life pricing.
Plus, you can bring your old phone number with you, so you won’t have to memorize a new one or update your family and friends on how to reach you.
Package |
Economy Plus |
Standard Phone |
Price | Features | |
$20/mo. |
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$25/mo.* |
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Data as of 2/6/2020. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
*Guaranteed for life.
Sparklight’s Economy Phone is only five dollars per month cheaper than the Standard Phone. If all you want to do is keep a landline phone handy for emergencies, the Economy phone might be all you need.
But because the Standard Phone comes with a guaranteed-for-life price, you could save in the long run if you sign up and stick with the Standard Phone for an extended period.
To sweeten the pot, Sparklight’s Standard Phone can do seventeen things the Economy Phone can’t.
You might not use all of the features above, and they’re not all that impressive compared to what a smartphone can do, but it’s nice to have options.
If you frequently make long-distance calls, keep in mind that Sparklight has different rates for each country. Within the US, it’s $0.10 per minute on the Economy Phone plan, or you can get unlimited minutes included with the Standard Phone plan.
But if you’re calling Mexico City, it will cost only $0.05 per minute. Harder to reach places are more, like Tonga, which costs $4 per minute. Those prices can add up fast, and you would probably be better off using an online service if you can—like Google Hangouts or even good-ish ole Skype.
Package |
Preferred Package with Starter 100 Plus |
Preferred 2 Pack Bundle with 200 Mbps Plus |
Preferred 2 Pack Bundle with 300 Mbps Plus |
Price for first 6 mos. | Ongoing Price | Download speeds up to | Phone plan | |
$75/mo. | $80/mo. | 100 Mbps | Unlimited local and long distance | |
$85/mo. | $90/mo. | 200 Mbps | Unlimited local and long distance | |
$100/mo. | $105/mo. | 300 Mbps | Unlimited local and long distance |
Data as of 2/6/2020. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
When you pair your standard phone plan with internet, Sparklight will give you a $5 discount for the first six months.
There are a bunch of other bundles from Sparklight. You can see them all on our Sparklight bundle review.
Sparklight doesn’t have any promotional deals for phone service right now, but we’ll add any new sales and perks here when they’re available.
We’ve got to assume that if you got this far in the review, you’re a home phone-devotee. Good for you—it’s important to know what you like.
Sparklight’s phone service isn’t anything flashy, but it will get the job done. Since the Standard Phone offers a price-for-life guarantee and a bunch of helpful features, we recommend you go with that unlimited local and long-distance plan.
To set up call forwarding, dial *72, then dial the telephone number you’d like your calls to forward to. Once you’ve set this up, incoming calls will make your phone ring once before they’re forwarded to the number you programmed.
To stop call forwarding, dial *73.
Sparklight doesn’t require a contract on any of its plans. On top of that, its Standard Phone plan comes with a price-for-life guarantee.
With Sparklight’s Standard Phone plan, you’ll get unlimited calls in the Continental US. The Economy Phone plan offers unlimited local calls.
Sparklight’s customer service number is 1-877-692-2253. You can head over to our Sparklight customer service review to learn more about what to expect when you call.
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