Unlimited Welcome saves $15 per month, while Unlimited Plus adds faster-network access, hotspot data, and higher-quality video.
Reviewed
Unlimited Plus is the better Verizon plan for most people who use hotspot or want faster-network and video features because the extra $15 adds 5G Ultra Wideband, 30GB of hotspot, and 4K video. Unlimited Welcome is the lower-cost choice for a basic phone-only line, but its lack of hotspot, 480p video limit, and exclusion of Ultra Wideband make the savings a poor trade for heavier users.
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| Plan | Price | High-speed data | Hotspot | Network | Billing | Taxes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Verizon Unlimited Welcome | $65 | Unlimited | None listed | Verizon | Monthly | Extra |
| Verizon Unlimited Plus | $80 | Unlimited | 30GB high-speed, then unlimited at 3 Mbps on 5G Ultra Wideband or 600 Kbps on 5G/4G LTE | Verizon | Monthly | Extra |
Current plan
Its clearest added value is included Canada and Mexico talk, text, and data plus international texting from the United States.
It lacks included hotspot service and may be temporarily slowed during heavy network traffic.
Current plan
Its clearest value is 30GB of premium hotspot data followed by unlimited tethering at reduced speeds.
Taxes and fees are extra, Auto Pay is required for advertised pricing, and international roaming beyond Canada and Mexico is not included.
Start with coverage where you use your phone most, then compare the complete bill, high-speed data, hotspot limits, prepayment, taxes, eligibility, and support. SaveOnPhone lists the full market, and payment never determines our recommendations.
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