When it comes to unlimited data plans for your field team, “unlimited” sounds like the safest bet. No surprise bills, no worrying about overages — just one plan to cover everything.

But here’s the truth: most businesses don’t actually need unlimited data plans. And for many, those all-you-can-eat plans are quietly eating away at the bottom line.

The Problem with Unlimited

The word unlimited is comforting, but it’s also vague. These plans are priced for high-usage customers — but most field teams don’t operate that way.

Think about it: a technician checking dispatch updates, a logistics driver using GPS, or a foreman uploading a photo from a job site. These actions use data, but not at the level of someone streaming videos or gaming all day. Yet companies are often paying for that kind of heavy use across every device.

We’ve worked with countless businesses who assumed unlimited data plans were the safe route — until we audited their usage. In many cases, over 75% of devices were using less than 10GB a month. That’s like paying for an all-access gym membership just to walk on the treadmill once a week.

What It’s Costing You

Let’s be real — wireless plans add up. If you’re deploying dozens (or hundreds) of lines, even a small per-line difference becomes a major budget issue.

And the impact goes beyond cost. Unlimited data plans often mean limited insight. You might not even know where your data is going or whether it’s being used productively. That lack of visibility can lead to unmanaged risk — and missed opportunities to optimize.

Smarter Plans Start with Smarter Support

At Titanium Wireless, we build custom plans based on how your team actually works — not on guesswork or generic tiers. We help businesses right-size their plans, cut waste, and get support when it matters most.

We’ve seen clients save up to 40% just by switching away from unlimited. But more importantly, they gained control — clear data breakdowns, flexible options, and U.S.-based support that doesn’t clock out.

Time to Rethink Unlimited?
If you’re unsure what your team really needs, we’ll help you figure it out — no strings. Let’s start with a quick audit →