15 GB
Verizon · 1 line
- 15 GB data
- 1 line
- Verizon
- No contract
$35/mo$420first year
Verizon plans
Largest US network by coverage. The prepaid tiers are priced per line; postpaid pricing goes through a per-line plan builder.
Mobile network operatorNetwork: VerizonOwned by Verizon CommunicationsPostpaid & prepaidOfficial site
3plans tracked
$35lowest average / month over 24 months
Plans from Verizon
Unlimited
Verizon · 1 line
- Unlimited data
- 1 line
- Verizon
- No contract
$50/mo$600first year
Unlimited Plus
Verizon · 1 line
- Unlimited data
- 1 line
- Verizon
- No contract
$60/mo$720first year
Other providers on the Verizon network
These providers buy wholesale access to the same physical network as Verizon. Reception is identical; the plan, the data allowance and the price are not.
Frequently asked questions about Verizon
- How many Verizon plans do you track?
- We currently publish 3 Verizon plans, each with the advertised rate, the data allowance and the real cost over 12 and 24 months. Prices are re-read from the provider's own pages and stamped with the date they were last verified.
- What is the cheapest Verizon plan?
- On real cost over 24 months — the only basis that neutralises introductory discounts — the cheapest Verizon plan we track is the 15 GB, at $35.00 a month on average, or $840.00 over two years.
- Does Verizon offer an unlimited data plan?
- Yes. We track 2 unlimited Verizon plans. The cheapest works out at $50.00 a month on average over two years.
- Do Verizon plans come with a contract?
- No. Every Verizon plan we track is contract-free, so you can leave at the end of any month.
- Which network does Verizon use?
- Verizon operates on the Verizon network, and is owned by Verizon Communications. Reception and speeds are those of the host network; only the plan, the data allowance and the price differ.
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