Verizon Home Internet is a fixed-location 5G residential service. Potential customers must have a qualifying address to sign up.
- See our Fixed Residential Service entry for similar options from AT&T, T-Mobile, and others.
Verizon's Terms of Service are explicit that the service must only be used in an authorized device that is provided with the service. They further state that the service must only be used at a specific service address and that consent is required to move service or change devices.
However, we have seen reports of people successfully using Verizon Home Internet while mobile, as well as reports of enforcement of the fixed-location terms, so it isn't clear to what extent Verizon is enforcing this restriction. However, the terms are very clear, and Verizon could aggressively enforce them at any time.
Verizon Home Internet currently offers 5G plans at different speed tiers and no longer offers LTE plans. Plan availability depends on the qualifying address - not all plans are available at every address. Prices vary depending on whether the plan is bundled with a phone line or standalone and whether autopay is enabled.
Verizon also offers Home Internet plans through Straight Talk and Total by Verizon.
Currently Available Plans:
- 5G Home Internet: Offers different tiers with discounts available when bundled with a voice plan.
Plan Specifications:
- Carrier Networks Used: Verizon
- Carrier Relationship: Direct
- Plan Types Available: Data
- Device Types Permitted: Gateway Device, included with the plan
- Unlimited: Yes
- High-Speed Mobile Hotspot Use: Yes - all
- Throttling: Speed caps of 300 Mbps, 500 Mbps, and 1 Gbps, depending on the plan.
- Network Management: None
- Notes: Heavy data users (over 1.5TB/month) may have their data prioritized behind other traffic for the remainder of the month.
- Video Streaming Resolution: 1080p or 4k depending on the plan
- 5G Access: Yes
- eSIM: No
- Device Purchase Required: The device is included in the service.
- Plan Period: Monthly
- International Roaming: None
- Domestic Roaming: None
- Data Roll Over: N/A
- Overage Charges: None
- Lines per account: 1
- Extras: Plans include various perks, which change over time. Plans can also take advantage of $10 addon perks, like the Verizon smartphone plans have.
Verizon Home Internet Gateway Devices
Verizon offers several different gateway devices included with their Home Internet service. You can check their website to see which models are available.
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