Difference between Google Fi and Ting

Google Fi formerly known as Project Fi is an MVNO telecommunications service by Google that provides telephone calls, SMS, and mobile broadband using cellular networks and Wi-Fi. It offers wireless services and easy communication across networks and devices, and access to a wide range of online services exclusively offered by Google. In the US, it gives you data service on 3 mobile networks: T-Mobile, Sprint, and U.S. Cellular. 

Ting is a customer-driven mobile virtual network operator and wireless service provider based out of Toronto, Ontario. At Ting, you only pay for what you use. Ting is a mobile virtual network operator and internet service provider launched in February 2012 by Tucows Inc. It has a pretty decent selection of the latest smartphones from leading brands, including the flagships and the latest iPhones. 

Let us see the Difference Between Google Fi and Ting are as follows: 

GOOGLE FI	TING
Google Fi is the Google’s mobile virtual network operator and wireless service provider for easy communication across networks	Ting uses T-Mobile and Sprint network to provide network coverage and data services.
Its plan starts at $20 per month for unlimited calling and texting, Wi-Fi hotspot, and 24/7 customer support.	Ting not have any plans and you have to pay only for what you have used.
Google Fi offers unlimited plans.	Ting does not offer any unlimited plans
It has a great selection of the Motorola phones and Samsung’s flagship Galaxy phones.	It has pretty decent selection of the latest smartphones from leading brands, including Apple.
It uses Sprint, T-Mobile, and the US cellular networks.	It uses only Sprint and T-Mobile.
Unlimited Plans with flexibility in pricing.	No unlimited plans and you pay for what you use.
Google Fi was launched in March networks does 2016.	Ting was launched in February 2012.