15 GB
Verizon · 1 line
- 15 GB data
- 1 line
- Verizon
- No contract
$35/mo$420first year
Unlimited
Verified tariffEditorial score 3.3/5Last verified Oct 29, 2026Autopay price
Our editorial score is 3.3 out of 5, based on the real cost over 24 months ($50.00 a month with the activation fee included), the unlimited data it includes, and whether it carries a contract, forced autopay or upfront months. How we score plans
Real monthly price
$50/month
$600 for the first year · $50.00 standard monthly price
- Unlimited data
- 1 line
- Verizon
- No contract
Is the Unlimited worth it?
On real cost over 24 months, the Verizon Unlimited ranks 2nd of 3 Verizon plans we track. 1 plan in the same range work out cheaper once the promotional period ends, the cheapest being the 15 GB at $35.00 a month on average.
What you actually pay
| Period | Promo price | Standard price | Activation | Total cost | Average / month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 months | — | $50.00 × 12 mo | — | $600.00 | $50.00 |
| 24 months | — | $50.00 × 24 mo | — | $1,200.00 | $50.00 |
Plan details
| Provider | Verizon |
|---|---|
| Data | Unlimited data |
| Lines | 1 line |
| Network | Verizon |
| Hotspot | 5 GB |
| Contract | No contract |
| Activation fee | None recorded |
| Taxes & fees | Not included — expect a surcharge on the bill |
| Speed | Not stated by the provider |
| International | Not stated by the provider |
| Data status | Verified tariff |
Price history
Every time the recorded price changes, a new line is added. If the price disappears or looks wrong, the plan is pulled from the site and flagged for verification instead of being shown with stale data.
No price record yet for this plan.
How the Unlimited compares with other Verizon plans
Real cost over 24 months, promotional period and activation fee included, ordered from the cheapest to the most expensive in the Verizon range. The plan described on this page is highlighted.
| Plan | Data | Monthly | First year | Average / mo over 24 mo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 GB | 15 GB | $35 | $420.00 | $35.00 |
| Unlimited This plan | Unlimited | $50 | $600.00 | $50.00 |
| Unlimited Plus | Unlimited | $60 | $720.00 | $60.00 |
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Other Verizon plans
Unlimited Plus
Verizon · 1 line
- Unlimited data
- 1 line
- Verizon
- No contract
$60/mo$720first year
Alternatives on the Verizon network
These providers buy wholesale access to the same physical network as Verizon and resell it as MVNOs. Reception is identical; the plan, the data allowance and the price are not.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does the Verizon Unlimited cost?
- The rate is $50 a month. Including any activation fee, the first 12 months cost $600.00 in total, an average of $50.00 a month.
- Is there a contract on the Unlimited?
- No. The plan carries no fixed-term commitment; the advertised price applies with autopay.
- How much data does the Unlimited include?
- Unlimited data, with 5 GB usable as a mobile hotspot. There is no data cap, although speeds may be reduced past a fair-use threshold.
- Which network does Verizon use?
- Verizon runs on the Verizon network. Coverage and speeds are those of Verizon.
- Are taxes and fees included in the Unlimited price?
- No — the advertised price excludes taxes and fees, so expect a higher figure on the bill. No activation fee is recorded.
- Is the Unlimited good value against other Verizon plans?
- On real cost over 24 months it ranks 2nd of 3 Verizon plans we track. 1 plan in the same range work out cheaper over two years.
- How up to date is the Unlimited price?
- The tariff was last verified on Oct 29, 2026. When a price can no longer be confirmed, the plan is pulled from the site and flagged for review rather than displayed with a stale figure.
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