Accelerate Your Device Development with One of these Certified AT&T LTE Modules

Below is a line up of low-cost, high performance LTE modules currently certified for the AT&T network. Pricing and overview information is included. To place an order, or to learn more about one of these modules, click on the module of your choice and you will be taken directly to the key supplier.

Telit Cinterion EXS62-W

With an embedded SIM, this Cat M1/NBIOT module makes it easy to connect to ATT’s network minimizing time to market and maximizing revenue growth.
$8.50Over 50K
$9.50Over 10K
$10.50Under 10K

Quectel BG95-M3

LTE Cat M1/Cat NB2/EGPRS module with integrated GNSS. Ultra-low power consumption and super slim profile of 23.6×19.9×2.2 mm in LGA package.
$7.50Over 50K
$7.70Over 10K
$8.10Under 10K

Sequans GM01Q

Power Optimized LTE Cat M1 LGA module, compact size (20x21mm) with low profile (just 1.5mm) quipped with a complete application stack to quickly connect to any cloud server
$6.90Over 100k
$7.00Over 50K

WNC IMA2A Module

New cost effective single-mode LTE Cat. M module with 19.2*14.7*2.2mm compact size, low profile SMT LGA package, and top-of-class power consumption.
$7.50Over 50K
$8.50Over 10K
$9.50Under 10K

Sercomm TPM540S

High-performance, LTE-M module. Low power consumption in 13.4*14.6*1.85mm compact size, perfectly suitable for size sensitive applications.
$6.99Over 100k
$7.29Over 50K
$7.49Over 10K
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Quectel BG96 (3.0)

LTE Cat M1/Cat NB1/EGPRS module with VoLTE, handover and integrated GNSS (optional) features. Compact size and reliable choice with large shipment.
$8.00Over 50K
$9.00Over 10K
$10.00Under 10K

*Pricing listed limited to minimum order of 1,000 units. Parties other than AT&T manufacture and sell the modules. AT&T provides links to these companies for your convenience. AT&T does not warrant the offerings of, any of these businesses, their products, or the content of their websites. AT&T does not assume any responsibility or liability for the modules. You should carefully review their condition of use prior to purchase.
Quantity levels based on annual commitments.

Accelerate Your IoT Network Certified™ (INC) Industry Certification with an IoT Accelerator INC Partner

Leveraging AT&T’s buying power to serve our customers, the IoT Accelerator team has created partnerships with Intertek and Sporton to provide affordable INC certifications. Simply identify the provider that best matches your needs and click on the appropriate link below the chart to begin the certification process.

  Intertek:
  • “One-stop-shop” for Primary and Supplemental testing
  • U.S. based laboratory
Sporton:
  • Taiwan based laboratory
  • Lowest pricing
Primary INC Test Category (LTE B2, B4, B12 only. Non-CA) Intertek Sporton
LTE: Category M1 $6,000 $3,875
NB-IOT $6,000 $4,100
NB-IOT & LTE: Category M1 $8,400 $5,675
Single Antenna LTE: CAT1 and higher $7,200 $4,100
Dual Antenna LTE: CAT1 and higher $9,000 $5,000
CTIA Certification Listing Fee  $1,500 $1,500
Supplemental Testing
(not mandatory for INC approval)
Intertek Sporton
TRENDI $1,000 $2,000
Connection Efficiency YES YES
IEEE Battery YES NO
Cybersecurity Starting at $4,800 NO
REQUEST A CALL TO BEGIN: Request Request

NOTE:
- Devices must comply with all INC rules to achieve AT&T certification.
- Prices are for testing LTE Bands 2, 4, and 12 with no carrier aggregation. Additional bands and technologies will result in a higher quote.
- The IoT Accelerator Lab costs do not include any associated FCC costs which will vary on the type of product. Consult your INC/FCC lab for further details.


  • Looking for more information on LTE-M Modules? Download this PDF from WNC for more information on their LTE-M Modules.

  • Find more information on the AT&T LTE-M Network. Click here to access the LTE-M Network solutions website.

  • Think that LTE-Category 1 or Category 4 might be a better fit? Download this PDF from WNC for more information on their LTE-Cat 1 and LTE-Cat 4 Modules.

  • Still looking for more clarification on the best solution? Visit our Technology Roadmap page to see where the LTE Network is heading.