Verizon offers some of the best mobile coverage in the United States and is investing heavily in expanding its 5G network nationwide. Check the phone plans offered by the operator and save money by avoiding unnecessary benefits while getting an unlimited data plan for your smartphone.
In addition to mobile plans, Verizon of course also offers its high-speed fiber internet in select markets, promising fast speeds and low latencies for those who need the fastest response times when streaming, gaming or of online commerce.
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Offers on smartphones when subscribing to a Verizon Unlimited plan
Every week, our team rounds up the latest Verizon deals in this section. Here you can see which devices are on sale or which plans offer the best conditions to buy a smartphone or simply pay for a more affordable data plan. Check out this week’s suggestions:

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The best Verizon Unlimited phone plans
5G start | 5G Play More | 5G does more | 5G Get more | |
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Price excluding tax | $70 | $80 | $80 | $90 |
5G access | Nationwide 5G access | Nationwide 5G and 5G ultra-broadband access | ||
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Reduced price** | $60 | $70 | $70 | $80 |
**Available to select military, veterans, first responders, nurses, teachers, and students. Requires verification of documents and conditions apply. Taxes and additional fees are not included. |
In the consumer phone plan department, all current Verizon plans offer unlimited calls, texts, and data using 4G and 5G networks. “Plus” plans add functionality for those who want to use their phones with streaming video services – Play More – work abroad or connect tablets or smartwatches – Do More – or a combination of both in the plan “Get More”.
Additionally, the More plans also add 5G ultra-wideband (aka C-Band plus mmWave) support, for faster speeds and lower latency in select markets.
While the Get More plan offers no restrictions on speeds or phone data allowances, the Play More and Do More plans limit the maximum speed after using 50 GB of mobile data (25 GB for hotspot usage). access) during the month.
On top of that, Do More and Get More offer a 50% discount for signing up for an additional data plan – tablet, smartwatch, hotspot or car access.
Cheap Verizon prepaid phone, text and data plans
5 GB | 15 GB | Unlimited | Unlimited More | |
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If you’re looking to save money and have a good idea of how much data you need each month, a good alternative is to sign up for a prepaid plan. Verizon is offering a loyalty discount to customers wishing to enroll for more than 4 consecutive months.
All plans also include unlimited voice calls and texts. Plus, unlimited prepaid plans also cover data, voice, and text usage in Mexico and Canada.
Faster Verizon Fios Fiber Broadband Plans
Fios 300 | Fios 500 | Fios Gigabit | |
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Price per line excluding taxes | $39.99 | $64.99 | $89.99 |
Connection speed | 300/300 Mbps | 500/500 Mbps | 940/880 Mbps |
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For high-speed fiber optic Internet packages, Verizon offers its Fios service. It’s worth checking the fine print when signing up, especially for the cheaper plans, which don’t include free router rental ($15 per month, and can be skipped if you already have a compatible Wi-Fi router).
Along with the faster speeds, approaching gigabit-like connections, the fastest plan also adds 12 months of Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN+ streaming services, free router rental, and 2TB of online data storage. .
And that’s it for our quick guide to the best Verizon plans for consumers. Leave a comment below if you’d like NextPit to cover other ISPs or if you’d rather see a guide for a specific operator.
Article updated on April 28 at 2 p.m.