GotW3 offers three plans that vary depending on where you live:

gotSPOT Wireless Internet Plan

GotW3’s newest offering – the GotSPOT – enables access for GotW3’s Urban, Rural or Elite networks, switching between the three depending on how your location and network coverage changes.

Going with GotSpot gives you a lot of the capability of various other GotW3 plans, but with the versatility to shift between rural and urban settings as you please. Plans start at $99.99 per month for 50 GB and go up to $179.99 for 750 GB.

Magenta Plan – Urban America Data Plan

As the name suggests, this plan is better suited for those who live in urban and suburban areas, particularly near larger cities and comes in at $109.99 per month. The plan supports speeds of up to 70Mbps, but be aware that this highly depends on the signal coverage and distance you are from the cell phone towers.

Blue Plan – Rural America Data Plan

Alternatively, the Rural plan is aimed towards those who live in remote and rural areas, where other types of internet services aren’t accessible. This plan also supports speeds of up to 70Mbps, but as with the Urban plan, if you’re far away from the tower, the speed might be as low as 1Mbps without boosting equipment. The monthly service fee for this plan is $109.99/month for new activations.

Red Elite Plan – Both Rural and Urban

The Red Elite plan was just recently launched, and for many will offer the best coverage and speeds. This plan runs off of Verizon’s towers which has great coast to coast coverage. When you call in to learn more, or purchase service, the customer service representative will be able see if the Red Elite Plan (Verizon), or the blue plan will work better at your home or where you plan to use the internet the most by determining which use of the carrier’s cell towers would be most effective for you.

The Red Elite plan is $99.99 for 50 GB, or $129.99 for 200 GB.

Network Management and Performance

GotW3 actively manages its network, which means that you might experience slower speeds during peak hours. While there are no hard data caps and the company claims that there is no throttling, they still actively monitor bandwidth usage and will restrict speeds to those with “excessive use of international bandwidth capacity, in favor of other users who have not yet used their fair share.”

They state the monitored bandwidth usage is reset on monthly cycles. While GotW3 will never charge overages, they will definitely limit speeds once you exceed a certain limit. They aren’t really forthcoming about the actual limit, stating only that the average household of four uses between 300GB and 500GB per month for all their activities, so it’s safe to assume this the limit is similar.

This is quite misleading, though, as data usage depends on the type of activities. Movie streaming in 4K and HD definition, for example, will easily use up 15GB to 20GB for a single movie. To ensure you don’t go over the limit, GotW3 advises their users to stream in lower resolutions to conserve data.

One point to note that can be problematic is that according to their fair use policy, GotW3 do not permit first-person games on their network because of the data usage and liken this to bitcoin mining.

Fees

As payments are made upfront, there aren’t many additional fees to pay, except for the common ones including:

Reconnection Fee

If you cancel your service but change your mind and wish to reconnect, you will have to pay $25.00 to do so.

Equipment Return Refunds and Fees

Cancellation refunds seem to be fairly tricky as you can get a refund if you cancel within the first 14 days of service but in some cases it’s only applicable if you got the offer through Tier 2 support. You’ll be refunded for the first month of service and the cost of purchased equipment, minus a $50 restocking fee, but you won’t be refunded for tax and shipping.