![]() The Get More plan comes with 30GB of hotspot. Start Unlimited does not come with hotspot functionality, but the Play More and Do More plans include 15GB of high-speed data. Even with those tradeoffs, it still comes with 500GB of Verzion cloud storage, and a 50% discount for a tablet or hotspot line.įinally, the “Get More Unlimited” plan is the top tier plan with 75GB of premium data, 720p video streaming, and an included Apple Music subscription. In exchange for a bump in premium data to 50GB, streaming is knocked down to 480p and Apple Music is only included for six months free. “Do More Unlimited” is actually an alternative to the latter plan and they cost the same. You’d think the next two plans above this one both have Apple Music bundled – not quite. This one comes with a 25GB premium data cap and higher resolution 720p streaming with Apple music subscription included. This plan comes with 6 months of free Apple Music. This plan does not mention a “Premium Data” allowance (essentially, a soft data cap) but the higher-tier plans do. The “Start Unlimited” plan is an entry-level plan with Unlimited 4G LTE data and 480p video streaming. All amounts of “premium data” basically translate to a threshold that customers might experience slower speeds during high-congestion times.Īll plans come with unlimited talk, text, and data – save for the Just Kids plan – which comes with unlimited talk and text to 20 contacts. Before I attempt to explain this, I need to list the names of the plans to you know what I’m talking about. Verizon advertises it as “mix and match” but with a total of 5 unlimited plans, including a “Just Kids” option with a 5GB soft data cap.Īpple Music is also included in two of the four higher-tier unlimited plans. The plans are perhaps even more confusing than before. Verizon has unveiled a new pricing structure for its plans, effective this Monday August 5.
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