Verizon unlimited plans include some mobile hotspot data

• Verizon’s 5G Start unlimited plan will include 5GB of premium mobile hotspot internet starting June 16th.
• This is the company’s only unlimited plan that doesn’t include hotspot data.
• You’ll have to pay extra for a more costly plan if you want hotspot access.

Verizon is giving its lower-cost 5G Start unlimited plan users a welcome upgrade: starting June 16th, the plan will include 5GB of premium mobile hotspot internet at no extra charge.

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The plan currently does not include any hotspot data, making it the only Verizon unlimited plan without it. According to Verizon spokesperson Ashley Colette, it will be added automatically, so 5G Start subscribers shouldn’t have to do anything to utilise the bandwidth.

On Verizon’s website, you can see all of the company’s unlimited plans. The cheapest plan is 5G Start, which costs $35 per line for four lines but requires you to sign up for paperless billing and autopay. (The plan with paperless billing and autopay is $70 per month if you just have one line.)

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Verizon’s unlimited plans were updated earlier this year. If you’re considering Verizon’s 5G Start plan, keep in mind that it’s the company’s sole unlimited plan that doesn’t offer access to its faster Ultra Wideband network. You’ll have to pay extra for a more costly plan if you want to take advantage of this.