Verizon has introduced a new prepaid wireless brand, Total by Verizon, that runs on Verizon’s 5G network. Total by Verizon provides customers with a new option for no-contract service while maintaining the carrier’s network quality. The new brand includes a robust lineup of devices and rate plans for both single line accounts and families.
“With Total by Verizon, consumers now have a no-contract and no-credit-required premium option available without having to compromise on quality or customer service,” said Eduardo Diaz Corona, TracFone Wireless, Inc. President and Verizon SVP. “We are elevating the prepaid experience and making the powerful benefits of Verizon accessible – perks and all – to customers looking for reliable, no-contract wireless service they can count on.”
Total by Verizon will be available at more than 50,000 retail locations, including Walmart, Target and Dollar General, exclusive retail stores, as well as online at totalbyverizon.com.
Total by Verizon meets consumers’ need for speed and connectivity with a variety of monthly service options
Monthly rate plans start at only $30, with $40, $50, and $60 rate plans that include the option to add up to four additional lines for just $35 per line. Plus, lease-to-own device options will be available to qualified customers.
Total by Verizon’s most premium plan, offered at $60, includes a Disney+ subscription, 5G Ultra Wideband access, unlimited talk, text and data, 20GB of hotspot data, and international talk and text to 69 countries.
“Total by Verizon represents our strategy to serve the entire market with a portfolio of brands that match every customer’s need, no matter where they are,” said Manon Brouillette, Executive Vice President and CEO of Verizon Consumer Group. “The unmatched distribution along with our unparalleled network and incredible plan perks will disrupt the prepaid market and speak directly to the broad value-conscious segment and their unique preferences.”
Visit TotalbyVerizon.com for more information.
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