

Larger credit for bringing your own device than available with Unlimited Welcome.Access to far better device promos and discounts than available with Unlimited Welcome.50% off certain connected device data plans (can be used for up to 2 plans).High-priority data (useful when the network is congested).Great international roaming features (minutes, texts, and 10GB data per month in over 200 countries).Below, I highlight key attributes of each plan. On another page, I discuss Unlimited Plus Vs Unlimited Welcome in more depth.

The prices per line listed below include a discount for paper-free billing and Auto Pay. Customers on family plans can mix and match between the three plans. The plans fall in price as more lines are added to an account. The Plus and Ultimate plans add additional features. All include unlimited minutes, texts, and data. Verizon centers its postpaid offerings around 3 unlimited plans: Unlimited Welcome, Unlimited Plus, and Unlimited Ultimate. All lines draw from the same pool of shared data. Here's the cost of the first line with varying data allotments:Īdditional lines are $8 each. US Mobile offers excellently priced plans for people that don't use tons of data. The premium plan also includes a few bonuses not offered on the other plans like eSIMs for international data & perks for subscription services. Monthly hotspot data varies between the 3 unlimited plans: Monthly prices vary by the number of lines. At 1Mbps, light web browsing and music streaming should work alright. The biggest difference between the plans is the monthly allotment of full-speed data:Īfter full-speed data runs out, all three plan allow continued data use at 1Mbps. Most subscribers end up on the Warp network. US Mobile subscribers can choose between the "Warp" network and "GSM" network.
