Noble Mobile acquires SmartLess Mobile
TL;DR: Noble Mobile announced the acquisition of SmartLess Mobile. Existing SmartLess Mobile customers will keep their current plan pricing and gain access to Noble Mobile's nationwide 5G coverage and screen-time tools.
Noble Mobile announced the acquisition of SmartLess Mobile, the mobile service venture established by the creators of the SmartLess podcast and backed by Thomvest.
The deal is Noble Mobile's second acquisition of the year. In June, Noble Mobile announced the acquisition of Helium Mobile and said it planned to use the Helium Network to expand members' access to nationwide coverage.
Noble Mobile was launched in September last year by Andrew Yang. The company said its service pays subscribers cash back for using their devices less.
Existing SmartLess Mobile customers will retain their current plan pricing while gaining access to Noble Mobile's nationwide 5G coverage, customer support, and screen-time tools and features.
Relevant questions
What did Noble Mobile acquire?
Noble Mobile acquired SmartLess Mobile, the mobile service venture created by the makers of the SmartLess podcast.
What changes for existing SmartLess Mobile customers?
Existing SmartLess Mobile customers will keep their current plan pricing and gain access to Noble Mobile's nationwide 5G coverage, customer support, and screen-time tools.
Has Noble Mobile made other acquisitions this year?
Yes. Noble Mobile said this is its second acquisition of the year after announcing the acquisition of Helium Mobile in June.
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