How much does a single phone plan cost

Picking your own phone plan for the first time? Good news: creating a plan is simple, and you can do it online, on your couch and on your own time. Follow this guide to set up the best phone plan for your needs.  

First, check out Verizon’s mobile plan options.

Verizon has 2 general plan categories: Prepaid plans or Postpaid Unlimited Plans. Each has different tiers with different costs and options. For a more detailed look at Verizon’s phone plan options, check out our plans page. 

Explore Verizon Unlimited Plans, including our new Welcome Unlimited plan. Available at just $30 per line per month for four lines with Auto Pay, plus taxes and fees, saving money no longer means having to sacrifice quality with Welcome Unlimited.

With prepaid you can pay in advance for monthly voice, text and data services. There’s also no credit check, deposit or long-term contract required. Only pay for what you need. There are several Prepaid plans to choose from so you can get the one that best fits your needs. 

Explore Verizon Prepaid Plans.

Choose a phone.

Once you’ve figured which plan is right for you, you’ll sign up — and then pick a phone. Click here and follow the prompts to select the Verizon plan you want. From there, you can review the plan you’ve chosen and you’ll be given the option to add a phone. 

You have 2 options here: 

  1. Purchase a new device. There are a couple ways to purchase a new device if you have postpaid service. You can either pay full retail for the device, or, you can purchase it with device financing, subject to credit approval.  Verizon offers a customer the ability to purchase a device and pay the purchase price in installments over time, currently 36 months. There are no interest charges or other finance charges if you choose Verizon device financing and you can pay it in full at any time without penalty.  Device financing requires a credit check and a separate contract.  If you are approved for a device payment agreement, the amount financed will be billed monthly on your wireless bill over 36 months. Regardless of how you purchase your device, you are responsible for the sales tax associated with the purchase. Typically the sales tax is calculated and collected from the customer at the time of purchase but in certain states it might be billed monthly with your monthly device installment amount. You may also get some value out of your existing phone if you decide to trade it in. (When asked if you want to trade, select “yes” to begin the appraisal process.) If you’re just getting a new phone and not trading one in, scroll through the options and watch for details to pop up on the upfront and monthly charges. From here, you will be billed a one time activation fee on your first month's bill, as well as the first month's worth of service along with any required fees and taxes.

  2. Use a phone you already own (with Verizon BYOD you can do this even if you’re coming from a different carrier, if the device is compatible with the Verizon network). Either way, you can transfer your existing number to use with your Verizon service. If you plan to keep your current phone, click “Bring your own” at the top of the page to set it up.From here, you will be billed a one time activation fee on your first month's bill, as well as the first month's worth of service along with any required fees and taxes.

Access your account.

Owning your very own account means you’re in charge of how everything is set up. That includes ways to access your account information, including on the My Verizon app: 

My Verizon app: sign in to your account dashboard to access your statement, pay your bill, add members, change your plan (at no charge) and more.

Get familiar with your new plan.

Managing a Verizon plan is a lot like signing up for one — simple and straightforward. To get acquainted with your new responsibilities and capabilities, check out the My Verizon app or visit My Verizon online and take a self-guided tour. We’re always here to chat, too.

To qualify for a free voice line, you must:

  • New customers – Activate at least 3 voice lines on an eligible Essentials, Magenta, Magenta MAX, Business Unlimited Select (1-5), Business Unlimited Advanced (1-5), or Business Unlimited Ultimate (1-5) plan and get the 3rd voice line on the plan for free via monthly bill credits.
  • Existing customers with only one voice line are eligible: Activate at least 2 additional voice lines on a qualifying Essentials, Magenta, Magenta MAX, Business Unlimited Select (1-5), Business Unlimited Advanced (1-5), or Business Unlimited Ultimate (1-5) plan to get one of the lines for free via monthly bill credits.
  • The bill credit will be applied monthly to the line activated during the promotional period. Customers on plans with additional taxes and fees (e.g. Essentials) will receive credits for the monthly service price of their line but will be responsible for all applicable taxes and fees.
  • You must activate the appropriate number of voice lines during the promotional period. All lines must remain active to continue receiving bill credits.
  • A maximum of 1 free line may be added per account for this promotion.

Can I get just a data plan for a phone?

Major carriers and MVNOs alike offer data-only plans you can use for any capable device. A data-only plan enables you to access the internet when there is no WiFi available. This can be great for commutes or traveling or even at-home use if you've decided to forgo WiFi.

Is it cheaper to get a SIM

SIM-only plans are generally cheaper than fixed contract plans, but that doesn't necessarily make them better.

Which telco has the best coverage in Singapore 2022?

Singtel is the outright winner of the Excellent Consistent Quality award with a score of 83.4% and a lead of 3.1 percentage points over second placed StarHub's score of 80.3%. M1 and SIMBA are in third and fourth place, respectively, with scores of 79.8% and 71.4%.

What is SIM plan only?

SIM-only is a type of monthly contract offered by a provider where you only pay for the minutes, texts, and data you use on the SIM-card. Normally the SIM itself is free and you do not receive a phone - which is why it's called 'SIM-only'.