Verizon Internet Plans
Fast, reliable home internet with options for Fios Fiber and 5G Home—pick the speed that fits your household and see offers for your address.
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Our Top Picks for Verizon Internet Plans
Shortlist for most people and teams—one great Fios fiber choice, one 5G Home option, plus two business standouts. Prices below reflect current “as low as” offers; final pricing and perks depend on your address and eligibility.
5G Home Plus
5G
$45/mo
*All-in pricing (taxes/fees included in the price shown), no annual contract, router included; Mobile + Home Discount drives the “as-low-as” rate; 30-day money-back guarantee.
- Unlimited premium data on Plus
- Up to ~150 Mbps typical tier positioning.
- 4-year price lock on Plus.
- Self-setup eligible in many areas.
800-837-4966
Fios 500 (Home)
Fiber
$59.99/mo
*All-in pricing with no hidden fees/equipment charges; Auto Pay & Mobile + Home Discount may apply; $99 pro setup may apply/waive; up to $500 switch credit available on eligible plans.
- Up to 500/500 Mbps symmetrical.
- 4-year price lock shown for this tier.
- Router included (Wi-Fi 6E capable).
- Eligible bundle perks (streaming, etc.).
800-837-4966
Fios Business 300
Business Fiber
$69/mo
*Symmetrical speeds; optional BDV voice line +$20/mo; money-back guarantee on 2-yr term; switching credits up to $1,500 advertised.
- 300/300 Mbps symmetrical.
- 1-year price guarantee listed for 300.
- Unlimited data; no activation fee callout on some tiers.
- Term & bundle promos vary (e.g., Ring camera perks).
877-728-6101
5G Business Internet 200
Business 5G
$99/mo
*Self-setup eligible; no long-term service contract messaging; speeds subject to signal & congestion; equipment/fees/taxes extra.
- Up to 200 Mbps download tier.
- Bundle & save $30/mo with eligible biz wireless.
- Price-lock style language appears on product/answers pages.
- Pro install available; router options vary by plan.
877-728-6101
Verizon Home Internet Plans
Verizon Home Internet Plans include fast Fios fiber in wired areas and 5G Home Internet in wireless coverage areas, so most homes can get a no-annual-contract option. Compare speeds, price locks, equipment, and bundle perks, then pick the plan that fits your streaming, work, or gaming needs.
| Plans Name | Price (Monthly) | Speed up to | Rating | Types | Order online |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fios 300 | $34.99 | 300 Mbps | 4.6/5 | Fiber | Check Plans |
| Fios 500 | $59.99 | 500 Mbps | 4.7/5 | Fiber | Check Plans |
| Fios 1 Gig | $74.99 | 940 Mbps | 4.8/5 | Fiber | Check Plans |
| Fios 2 Gig | $94.99 | 2.3 Gbps | 4.9/5 | Fiber | Check Plans |
| 5G Home | $35 (with Auto Pay + Verizon mobile) | 100 Mbps | 4.2/5 | 5G fixed wireless | Check Plans |
| 5G Home Plus | $45 (with Auto Pay + Verizon mobile) | 150 Mbps | 4.3/5 | 5G Fixed Wireless | Check Plans |
| 5G Home Ultimate | $60 (with Auto Pay + Verizon mobile) | 300 Mbps | 4.4/5 | 5G Fixed Wireless | Check Plans |
| Home Internet Lite | $25 (limited-time) | 25 Mbps | 3.6/5 | Fixed wireless | Check Plans |
Quick notes:
Prices shown for Verizon Home Internet usually assume Auto Pay (and, for 5G Home, having a qualifying Verizon mobile line). Taxes and fees may still apply in some areas. Router is often included, and many plans come with a multi-year price guarantee and no annual contract. Bundle credits, reward offers, and switch credits are limited-time and can take 1–2 bills to show. Always review the offer details at checkout for the final monthly cost, included perks, and any installation or early-term terms.
Verizon Business Internet Plans
Verizon Business Internet offers fiber with symmetrical speeds, 5G Business Internet for fast wireless setup, and LTE/5G wireless broadband for backup or pop-up locations. Many plans qualify for monthly bill credits when you bundle business wireless, and support options include static IPs and pro or self-install depending on your site.
| Plans Name | Price (Monthly) | Speed up to | Rating | Types | Order online |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fios Business 300 | $69 | 300 Mbps | 4.6/5 | Fiber | Check Plans |
| Fios Business 500 | $99 | 500 Mbps | 4.7/5 | Fiber | Check Plans |
| Fios Business 1 Gig | $149 | 940 Mbps | 4.8/5 | Fiber | Check Plans |
| Fios Business 2 Gig | $179 | 2048 Mbps | 4.9/5 | Fiber | Check Plans |
| 5G Business Internet 100 | $69 | 100 Mbps | 4.2/5 | 5G Fixed Wireless | Check Plans |
| 5G Business Internet 200 | $99 | 200 Mbps | 4.3/5 | 5G Fixed Wireless | Check Plans |
| 5G Business Internet 400 | $199 | 400 Mbps | 4.4/5 | 5G Fixed Wireless | Check Plans |
| LTE Business Internet 25 | $39 | 25 Mbps | 3.8/5 | LTE fixed wireless | Check Plans |
Quick notes:
Verizon Business Internet prices start at listed base rates (for example, $69/mo on Fios Business 300) and those numbers are before taxes, fees, equipment charges, and the Economic Adjustment Charge. Many plans include a built-in price guarantee (1–5 years depending on speed tier) so your rate stays predictable during that term. You can also get a $30/mo bill credit per line when you bundle eligible 5G Business Internet or LTE Business Internet with a qualifying Business Unlimited smartphone plan; that credit usually shows up within 1–2 billing cycles and keeps applying as long as you keep both services active. Some discounts assume you’re on Auto Pay/paperless billing for the wireless line, and contract terms can change if you accept extras like hardware perks or switch credits (for example, up to $1,500 to cover switching with certain multi-year Fios Business Internet agreements).
Verizon Coverage Area
Verizon Coverage Area shows where each Verizon internet option is live right now: Fios fiber (currently in 9+ East Coast/Mid-Atlantic states, with plans to expand toward ~30 states after its fiber buildout and Frontier deal), 5G Home Internet in all 50 states, and LTE Home Internet in most of the country for rural and hard-to-wire areas.
Verizon Pros and Cons
Here’s the good and the bad: strong fiber speeds and 5G deals, but best pricing needs Auto Pay + Verizon mobile and coverage can be limited.
Pros
Cons
- Best price needs Auto Pay + Verizon mobile
- Fiber not in all areas
- Taxes and fees still added
- Install/activation may cost in some cases
- Credits and discounts can take time to show up on the bill
Verizon Internet Plans made simple
Verizon sells home internet three main ways: Fios Fiber, 5G Home Internet, and LTE Home Internet. All three are marketed with multi year price lock language, which means Verizon promises your base monthly rate will not jump during that guaranteed period. On plans like Fios 1 Gig and 2 Gig, Verizon is now advertising up to a five year price lock and says Whole Home Wi Fi and the router are included at no extra cost.
Home internet options
Fios Fiber is the wired option and delivers symmetrical upload and download speeds, up to nearly a gig and even multi gig in some areas. Verizon pitches it as 100 percent fiber with no hidden equipment charges and no annual contract. 5G Home Internet runs over Verizon’s 5G network and is built to be plug and play. Pricing for 5G Home is advertised starting at $35 per month with Auto Pay when you also have a qualifying Verizon mobile phone line, and it comes with at least a three year price guarantee. LTE Home Internet is the fallback in areas that do not have strong 5G yet, and Verizon says LTE Home plans follow the same no annual contract, no data cap, no hidden equipment fee story with a multi year price lock.
What you really pay each month
The number you see on the Verizon site is usually the best case price, not the worst case bill. The low promo price often assumes Auto Pay, paper free billing, and that you also carry an eligible Verizon mobile plan if you want the Mobile plus Home discount. Taxes and local fees can still apply even when Verizon says all in pricing, and Verizon discloses that professional setup may come with a one time $99 charge unless it is waived for your address or covered by a higher tier like 5G Home Ultimate. Verizon also notes that the guaranteed rate covers only the base internet charge, not third party perks, add on services, or future tax changes.
Terms and perks that matter
Verizon pushes no annual contract on home internet, which means you are not signing a one year or two year service term to get the promo. Instead of early termination fees on you, Verizon flips it and offers to help you leave your old provider. Current promos mention up to a $500 credit to cover your previous internet provider’s early termination fee when you switch to eligible Verizon home internet. That credit is issued as a bill credit after you submit proof of the old fee and keep service active. On top of that, Fios 1 Gig and 2 Gig plans have been coming with extras like a Nintendo Switch system or a streaming bundle such as Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus With Ads for 12 months, plus Whole Home Wi Fi included. Those perks have redemption rules and timelines, and Verizon can claw them back if you cancel too fast.
Install and equipment
Most Verizon home internet plans include the Wi Fi router in the advertised price, so there is no monthly rental line item for basic equipment. For 5G Home Internet, Verizon offers two ways to get online: self setup using the included gateway, or professional setup. Self setup is basically plug in the router, place it near a good 5G signal, and follow the app. Professional setup, where available, is a $99 one time visit unless you are on a top tier like 5G Home Ultimate, which lists pro install at no extra cost. If you choose Fios, Whole Home Wi Fi extenders may also be included on certain multi gig tiers, which helps cover larger houses without paying another rental fee.
How billing and credits work
Almost every discount Verizon talks about is delivered as a bill credit. The Mobile plus Home discount, streaming perks, and long term price guarantees all show up after activation and can take one to two billing cycles before they fully settle. Verizon also reserves the right to end or change promo perks, like the free Nintendo Switch system or monthly streaming bundle, if you downgrade, move to an ineligible plan, or cancel within the first few months.
Getting started
To see which plan you actually qualify for, you have to check availability by address. Verizon will then show you your real monthly price with Auto Pay, any required mobile bundle, any setup fee, and the exact length of your price lock. If you’d rather speak to someone, Verizon lists 1-800-837-4966 and 1-800-VERIZON as main numbers for Fios and home internet sales and support
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Frequently Asked Questions
Verizon offers Fios Fiber (wired fiber-optic with symmetrical upload and download speeds), 5G Home Internet (home internet over Verizon’s 5G Ultra Wideband network with self-setup), and LTE Home Internet (4G LTE-based service in areas without Fios or strong 5G).
No. Verizon markets home internet with no annual contract. Instead, they advertise multi-year price locks (for example, 3+ years for many 5G Home and Fios tiers) so your base monthly rate stays the same during that guarantee period.
Fios plans list 3-year, 4-year, or even 5-year price lock guarantees depending on the speed tier (300, 500, 1 Gig, 2 Gig). 5G Home plans show 3–5 year guarantees depending on which Home, Home Plus, or Home Ultimate plan you pick.
That “as low as” price almost always assumes you use Auto Pay and paper-free billing, and that you have (or add) an eligible Verizon mobile line for the Mobile + Home discount. Without those, the monthly cost is higher.
Verizon promotes “all-in pricing” for home internet: router included, no hidden equipment fees, and no surprise price hikes. Some plans also claim no hidden taxes and fees. But there can still be one-time charges, like a $99 professional setup fee (plus taxes and surcharges) if you choose pro install, unless it’s waived on certain top tiers. That install fee isn’t covered by the 30-day Money-Back Guarantee.
Verizon advertises no data caps on Fios, unlimited data on 5G Home Internet, and “no data limits” on LTE Home Internet. In other words, they’re not selling metered home internet, and streaming/working/gaming is meant to be unlimited under normal use.
Most 5G Home customers can self-install by plugging in the gateway and placing it where the 5G signal is strongest. Verizon also offers professional setup; if available, it’s typically a $99 one-time visit unless you’re on certain premium plans, where that fee can be waived. Some offers also include free pro setup for a limited time.
Yes. Verizon advertises up to a $500 bill credit to cover your previous provider’s early termination fee when you switch to eligible 5G Home or Fios plans. You submit proof of the old fee, and the credit shows up on your Verizon bill.
Fios offers multiple tiers: 300 Mbps, 500 Mbps, 1 Gig, and 2 Gig. Verizon says Fios delivers symmetrical speeds (same download and upload) and can reach 1.5–2.3 Gbps wired on 2 Gig in some areas. 5G Home plans advertise typical download speeds from around 85–250+ Mbps, up to about 300 Mbps on the top “Ultimate” tier, depending on 5G signal strength.
You can call 1-800-VERIZON (1-800-837-4966) for home internet sales, support, and billing questions. Verizon publishes that number as the main line for Fios / home internet, and it’s listed for both new customers and existing customers who need help.
Disclaimer: Verizon internet plan details, pricing, advertised “as low as” rates, discounts, and perks are based on current Verizon offers and can change without notice. Most headline prices assume Auto Pay, paper-free billing, and in many cases an eligible Verizon mobile line (Mobile + Home discount); without those, monthly cost is higher. Taxes, surcharges, and one-time fees (like pro install) may still apply even when Verizon lists “all-in pricing.” Price lock applies to the base monthly rate only and does not freeze taxes, fees, add-ons, or promo extras. Bill credits (including switch credits and bundle credits) usually post after eligibility is verified and may take 1–2 billing cycles. Availability, speeds, and performance depend on location and network type (Fios Fiber is limited to certain areas, 5G Home and LTE Home depend on wireless coverage). Always confirm final price, terms, and service details with Verizon before ordering.