AT&T Services
For aT&T wireless and fiber subscribers, including parents and caregivers seeking network controls and educational content for their households.
Smart Home Manager
Snapshot
Who is AT&T Services?
Providing AT&T subscribers with integrated tools for network management, account security, and digital entertainment.
Target audience
Portfolio
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Publisher DNA
What defines AT&T Services?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
First-party telecommunications utilities and service management
Scale
studio
Target audience
AT&T wireless and fiber subscribers, including parents and caregivers seeking network controls and educational content for their households.
Portfolio momentum
Released 47 updates in the last 6 months with over 78% of the portfolio currently active, indicating a high-intensity maintenance cycle for their core service tools.
Portfolio
What does AT&T Services ship?
Apps
30 apps analysed
- Convenient account management features allow users to handle billing and service tasks without visiting physical stores
- Installation failures following the latest update prevent users from accessing their accounts to pay bills
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Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 10 of 30 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States10 / 10
Core markets (10/10 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
5
Negative apps
28/100
Avg sentiment score
Unlock the app dragging this portfolio down.
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Who does AT&T Services compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(3)
360Learning competes directly for the enterprise and educator market by providing a robust platform for collaborative learning and course creation, mirroring The Achievery's goal of engaging K-12 learners.
Xfinity Stream serves the exact same 'TV Everywhere' utility as U-verse, providing live linear channels and VOD for cable subscribers with a massive, active user base.
Both apps function as primary digital portals for wireless subscribers to handle billing, plan adjustments, and usage tracking, creating a direct overlap in core utility.
Contenders(14)
Both apps function as primary account management portals for major US telecom providers, competing for the same residential customer base seeking billing and support tools.
Both apps function as primary account management portals for major US telecom providers, enabling users to handle billing, data usage, and service support. They compete directly for the same user segment requiring mobile and home internet account maintenance.
As a former AT&T-affiliated product, it shares the same core audience and service philosophy as U-verse but with a more modern streaming-first architecture.
Both apps function as primary account management portals for major telecommunications providers, competing for user attention within the telecom utility category.
Both apps serve as primary account management portals for mobile subscribers, competing for users who prioritize integrated billing and service control.
Both apps function as primary account management portals for wireless and broadband subscribers, competing for user attention during billing and plan maintenance tasks.
This app competes for the attention of younger K-12 students through gamified, creative drawing activities.
Both apps function as primary account management portals for major telecom subscribers, sharing a core utility of billing and service modification for their respective customer bases.
Both apps function as primary self-service portals for wireless customers, creating direct competition for account management and billing tasks within the telecom sector.
Lafschool competes for the administrative side of education, focusing on curriculum management and compliance for schools.
Upcoach targets the intersection of community engagement and structured learning, overlapping with The Achievery's community-based learning goals.
Uteach targets the creator economy within education, allowing educators to build and monetize their own courses.
Both apps serve the same telecom account management segment, allowing users to handle billing, plan refills, and network coverage tracking.
Manages home network hardware like AT&T's own management tools.
Same space(25)
Competes on the 'remote control' utility aspect of the U-verse app, serving as a primary interface for home entertainment.
Offers utility account management similar to AT&T's billing portal.
Manages internet service accounts, a direct competitor to AT&T's home internet.
Provides a privacy layer for mobile users that complements AT&T's network connectivity.
Provides utility account management and outage reporting.
Tracks data usage, a utility for AT&T mobile customers.
Manages utility accounts and outage reporting.
Serves as a peripheral utility for smart home entertainment.
Tracks data consumption, a common need for AT&T mobile customers.
Offers security and privacy tools that overlap with AT&T's security offerings.
Provides a centralized portal for utility account management.
This app provides gamified educational content focused on design principles, similar to the supplemental learning modules on The Achievery.
Manages utility accounts, mirroring AT&T's billing and service portal.
Provides security services that compete with AT&T's ActiveArmor.
Manages renewable energy accounts and smart home hardware.
While ad-supported rather than cable-tethered, it competes for the same 'lean-back' live TV viewing time as U-verse.
Manages utility accounts and smart home devices, similar to AT&T's home management.
This app serves as a specialized educational tool for art instruction, overlapping with the creative learning content on The Achievery.
Manages satellite internet hardware, a direct alternative to AT&T's home internet.
Swivl M2 occupies the classroom technology space, focusing on instructional improvement through audio and video monitoring.
Monitors data usage, competing with AT&T's own data management tools.
Manages networking hardware, overlapping with AT&T's home internet management.
Filters unwanted calls, a service often bundled with carrier security suites.
Manages smart home devices, often used by AT&T customers for home automation.
myViewBoard is a direct peer in the digital classroom ecosystem, offering interactive tools for educators.
New entrants(5)
A new platform focusing on live session management for educators, directly competing for the teacher-user segment.
A high-velocity new entrant in the short-form video space, showing rapid iteration with 14 releases in the last six months.
Provides troubleshooting guides for AT&T devices.
Represents the emerging 'short-form drama' trend that is capturing significant mobile engagement time from traditional TV apps.
A new entrant in the creative education space, competing for the same K-12 student audience as The Achievery's younger-skewing content.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 28
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 28
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- yes
