Verizon Wireless’s prepaid plans will get you on the same great network while saving you $10–$20 a month, or more. We’ll tell you all about it in this Verizon prepaid review. Another difference is that prepaid plans tend to be a bit cheaper. But the cost-cutting also means you’ll miss out on some perks, like free subscriptions, mobile hotspot data, and HD video streams. But it’s good to recap what we’ve said elsewhere. Plus, there are some features specific to Verizon’s prepaid plans that we want to cover. Let’s dig into it. Of course you do. So, why would you sign up for Verizon’s Start Unlimited plan when you could get a prepaid unlimited talk, text, and data plan for $10 less? Check it out. So not having enough 4G LTE data can feel like showing up to school without your permission form for the field trip. It ain’t fun. But Verizon’s prepaid plans are chock full of cheap, fast data. Obviously, there’s the unlimited data plan. But you can also get a 15 GB plan for just $45 a month. But it’s not just mobile hotspots you’ll be missing out on. Other perks that other Verizon plans have that the prepaid plans don’t have include:

No HD video streaming No 5G network access No free Disney+ subscription No Apple Music subscription

Most Verizon prepaid plans—including the unlimited data plan—will be $5 cheaper when you’re adding it to an existing account. That might not sound like much, but it can add up when you’re paying for the whole family. Verizon sells all of the top phones from Apple, Samsung, Google, and other brands. Here’s a look at the most popular devices that the company sells. If you need to get in touch with someone at Verizon to talk about issues with your service, bill, or anything else, you can reach them online at these handles:

Twitter: @vzwsupport Facebook: @verizon

Hopefully Verizon (and every other cell phone company) will invest a bit more in their customer service departments in the coming years. Here’s a quick recap of Verizon’s prepaid offerings.

Plans: Verizon’s prepaid plans cost $10–$20 less than its regular plans, while offering similar service. But they’re still not as cheap as many other discount providers. Family plans: You can add up to 10 lines to your Verizon prepaid account, and save a few bucks on each one. However, you might find a better deal with another company. Performance: Verizon’s overall performance can’t be beat. You’ll get the best coverage, awesome data speeds, and a vast selection of new phones to purchase.