AT&T Military Discount for 2026

Who qualifies

How to redeem

1. Open AT&T's military page (button above) and complete the verification form, or sign up at an AT&T store.
2. You may qualify right away. If AT&T needs more, it may ask you to upload documents within 14 days of activation.
3. Have one of these ready: a pay stub less than 90 days old, a DD-214, an NGB 22 or 22A, or a veteran-designated driver's license.
4. Confirm the discount on your bill. AT&T's terms say it starts within three bill cycles after activation and eligibility are confirmed, with a one-time catch-up credit.

Set up verification once. Many military discounts confirm your status through ID.me, SheerID, or GovX. How military verification works →

Key exclusions & notes

• The military member must be the primary account holder, and the discount covers up to 10 eligible phone lines
• It applies to unlimited wireless plans. AT&T's older legal terms list 25% on older plans (Unlimited Starter, Extra, and Elite): if you have one, ask AT&T what you get
• AT&T says customers on certain offers may not be eligible
• With 4 or more lines on eligible unlimited plans, AT&T lists an extra $5 a month off for 12 months for each new line you add. After 12 months the regular price applies
• AT&T's separate switching offer lists up to $1,150: up to $800 by reward card, redemption required, and $350 in bill credits. Its terms apply
• The bill credits are a separate limited-time offer that ends November 30, 2026: $15 a month for 10 months on Premium 2.0 or Elite 2.0, or $10 a month for 10 months on Value 2.0 or Extra 2.0. They need proof of eligibility, a port-in on a new line, a new smartphone on a 36-month 0% APR agreement, and well-qualified credit, and if service is cancelled the credits stop and the device balance comes due
• AT&T may temporarily slow data speeds if the network is busy

Frequently asked questions

What is the AT&T military discount?
AT&T Appreciation Savings: 10% off Value 2.0, 15% off Extra 2.0, and 20% off Premium 2.0 on up to 10 eligible phone lines.

Does the discount cover my spouse?
AT&T lists a spouse or surviving spouse of an active-duty member, with a pay stub less than 90 days old and proof of marriage. Family members are also covered when the qualified member is the primary account holder.

I saw 25% somewhere. Is that wrong?
AT&T's older legal terms list 25% on older plans. Its current page lists 10%, 15%, and 20% on the 2.0 plans. Ask AT&T which rate applies to your plan.