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Update: Verizon, in an email, notes that Unlimited Welcome costs $5 less per month compared to 5G Start ($65 per line versus $70) and that Unlimited Plus is comparable to the Get More plan that costs $90 per month, for $10 less.
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But, more than that, it also removes all of the perks that came with the “5G Play More” plan, which came with free Google Play Pass (worth $5/month) and, previously, free Disney+. The “Unlimited Welcome” plan is the same as our 5G Start plans, but “Unlimited Plus” is comparable to “5G Play More,” and comes with an additional $5 cost. If we were to move over to “My Plan,” our bill would potentially go up – it’s hard to say for certain looking at the existing data. We have five lines on our account, four of which are on the $30 “5G Start” plan, with the last on “5G Play More” which costs $40 and adds hotspot data. Personally, I took a look at my own family’s plan. Things will certainly be different from customer to customer, but it’s hard to imagine where most customers see a price drop here. But, really, this is going back on similar offers the carrier had with its previous plans.
The customized plans look like a solid deal, with Verizon offering discounts on subscriptions by bundling them into your bill that you’d pay more for elsewhere. Apple One is available for $10/month, down from $17.95, and Apple Music Family is $10/month, down from $16.99. There are also a bunch of discounts on subscriptions, such as the “Disney Bundle” of Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ for $10/month which saves customers about $5/month. That plan will also discount smartwatch/tablet/hotspot lines by 50%.Īfter picking a base plan, customers are then able to add “perks.” These can include network boosts, such as 100GB of mobile hotspot data for $10/month, or “Smartwatch Data & Safety” for $10/month. With “Unlimited Plus,” customers unlock 5G Ultrawideband as well as 30GB of “premium” mobile hotspot data.
There are two base plans, “Unlimited Welcome” and “Unlimited Plus” which start at $30 and $45/month on accounts with at least four lines. But it comes with a catch, which is that it’s probably going to be more expensive.Īvailable starting May 18, “My Plan” from Verizon is a plan that allows customers to pick and choose what they get. Verizon is shaking up its cellular plans, with a new “My Plan” setup that allows customers to pick and choose the perks and features they want.
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