Noble Mobile is an MVNO founded by entrepreneur Andrew Yang that resells wireless service on T-Mobile’s network. The startup offers a single $50-per-month plan with unlimited talk, text and 5G data, but returns roughly $1 in "Noble Cash" for every gigabyte a subscriber stays under a 20 GB monthly threshold. By turning lower data use into direct savings, the company hopes to align customer incentives with reduced screen time and undercut the U.S. average wireless bill of $83. Yang modeled the business on Mark Cuban’s Cost Plus Drugs approach, keeping prices low by buying network capacity wholesale instead of operating its own infrastructure. The company has hosted “no-phone parties” in Los Angeles and New York to build community and test interest in its digital-wellness message. Noble Mobile attracted $10.3 million in seed financing to fund product rollout and customer acquisition. No user or revenue figures have yet been disclosed, but the fresh capital provides runway to scale marketing and operations.

Total raised

$10M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Sep 2025