What is the cheapest data plan on Verizon?

Verizon has added a new prepaid plan to its lineup, a $30 per month option that includes a meager 500MB of data per month . It doesn’t look like a great deal, especially compared to Verizon’s other existing prepaid plans, which offer 3GB for $40, 7GB for $50, 10GB for $60, or unlimited data for $75.

Verizon 5G Start : Verizon’s cheapest unlimited option, this costs $70 a month. 5G customers only get six month trials to Disney Plus, a streaming gaming service and Apple Music. Verizon also reserves the right to slow your speeds at any time.

With the Verizon Plan Unlimited, you get a 15 GB /month allowance of 5G Nationwide* / 4G LTE for Mobile Hotspot feature/app and mobile hotspot devices each billing cycle. Once you’ve used the 15 GB of data, your mobile hotspot data speed will be reduced to up to 600 Kbps for the rest of the billing cycle.

No matter what size data plan you have, all overages are billed at $15 for each 1 GB, rounded up . For example, if you use 250 MB over your allowance, you’ll be charged $15.