Verizon goes hard when it comes to deals and promos. When you sign up for Verizon’s Fios or 5G Home Internet services, you can get Verizon gift cards, trials for Disney+, and more.
Combine your Verizon internet plan with a qualifying unlimited phone plan, and you get set up for even sweeter discounts—including $25 monthly off the normal, non-Verizon-subscriber price for a 5G Home plan or a Fios internet plan.
Topping it all off, Verizon also has no data caps on its fiber and 5G home internet plans and doesn’t charge for equipment or setup.
Best Verizon promotions and discounts this month
| Promotion | How to get it | View on Verizon's site |
|---|---|---|
| Xbox Series S Console or $200 Home Depot Gift Card, plus choice between the “Streaming” Package (Disney+ for 6 mos. and 2TB of Verizon Cloud storage) or “Gaming” package (MoCA Ethernet Adapter and $50 Xbox eGift Card). Get both packages for $10/mo. extra. | Sign up for Fios gigabit plan | |
| Xbox Elite Wireless Controller II or $50 Home Depot Gift Card | Sign up for 500 Mbps Fios plan | |
| Xbox Stereo Headset or $50 Home Depot Gift Card | Sign up for 300 Mbps Fios plan | |
| $100 Verizon Gift Card, plus Xbox Series S Console or $200 Home Depot Gift Card | Sign up for 5G Home Plus | |
| $50 Verizon Gift Card | Sign up for 5G Home | |
| Up to $500 to cover early termination fees | Switch to 5G Home from a different provider | |
| Xbox Series S Console or $200 Home Depot Gift Card | Sign up for 5G Home Plus | |
| $25 off monthly bill | Sign up for 5G Home Internet, LTE Home Internet or a Fios internet plan when you also have the Unlimited Plus phone plan |
Data effective 6/14/2023. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
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Best internet deals from Verizon
| Plan | Price | Download speed | Type> | View on Verizon’s site |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fios 300 Mbps | $49.99/mo. w/ Auto Pay | 300Mbps | Fiber | |
| Fios 500 Mbps | $74.99/mo. w/ Auto Pay | 500Mbps | Fiber | |
| Fios 1 Gig | $89.99/mo. w/ Auto Pay | Up to 940Mbps | Fiber | |
| Fios 2 Gig | $109.00/mo. w/ Auto Pay | Up to 2,300Mbps | Fiber | |
| 5G Home | $60.00/mo. w/ Auto Pay | Up to 300Mbps | 5G fixed wireless | |
| 5G Home with select 5G mobile plans | $35.00/mo. w/ Auto Pay | Up to 300Mbps | 5G fixed wireless | |
| 5G Home Plus | $80.00/mo. w/ Auto Pay | Up to 1,000Mbps | 5G fixed wireless | |
| 5G Home Plus with select 5G mobile plans | $45.00/mo. w/ Auto Pay | Up to 1,000Mbps | 5G fixed wireless | |
| LTE Home | $60.00/mo. w/ Auto Pay | Up to 50Mbps | 4G LTE fixed wireless | |
| LTE Home Plus | $80.00/mo. w/ Auto Pay | Up to 50Mbps | 4G LTE fixed wireless |
Pro tip:
Take a look at our Verizon internet review to see what makes this such an excellent provider.
Best mobile + internet options from Verizon
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Best phone bargainVerizon 5G Home + unlimited phone plan
- $25.00/mo.* + qualifying phone plan
- Available with 5G Do More, 5G Play More, and 5G Get More plans
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Best for fast speedsVerizon 5G Home Plus + unlimited phone plan
- $35.00/mo.* + qualifying phone plan
- Available with 5G Do More, 5G Play More, and 5G Get More plans
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Best for fiberFios 1 Gig + unlimited phone plan
- $64.99/mo. + qualifying phone plan
- Available with 5G Do More, 5G Play More, and 5G Get More plans
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Best for iPhone usersQualifying Verizon internet plan + One Unlimited for iPhone
- $25.00/mo. / Auto Pay for internet plan + One Unlimited for iPhone plan
- Available with Verizon 5G Home Internet or LTE Home Internet
*w/ Auto Pay and select 5G mobile plans. Available in select areas.
You get $25 off Verizon Fios or Verizon 5G Home Internet when you’re a Verizon phone internet subscriber and you combine an internet plan with an unlimited phone plan. Sign up for Verizon’s flagship unlimited cellular plan, Unlimited Plus, to get the deal.
Best Verizon Fios live streaming deals
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Best bargainFios TV: Local
- $69.00/mo.*
- 60 channels
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Best midrange dealMore Fios TV
- $109.00/mo.*
- 325+ channels
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Best for everythingThe Most Fios TV
- $129.00/mo.*
- 425+ channels
* For eligible new res. custs. Availability varies. $18/mo. router charge applies if not subscribed to Fios internet. $99 setup & taxes & terms may apply. Subject to credit approval.
All three packages listed above include a set-top box for watching Verizon’s live TV service on your big screen. Of the three, The Most Fios TV plan is the only one that offers unlimited streaming to all of your devices. Streaming is extra for the More Fios TV plan and isn’t included with the Fios TV: Local one.
Some of Verizon’s Fios TV plans have perks, too. For example, The Most Fios TV plan includes MGM+, Paramount+, SHOWTIME, and STARZ. Meanwhile, Paramount+ and SHOWTIME are part of the Your Fios TV package (not listed above). Some Fios TV plans even include a Verizon Gift Card ranging from $50 to $200.
Best add-on streaming deals
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Best for channelsYouTube Premium
- Price: $10.00/mo. w/ Auto Pay*
- Channels: 100+ channels
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Best for familyDisney Bundle
- Price: $10.00/mo. w/ Auto Pay*
- Channels: 75+ channels
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Best for varietyNetflix & Max (With Ads)
- Price: $10.00/mo. w/ Auto Pay*
- Channels: N/A
* 3rd party entertainment offers require an internet plan with myHome. One offer per eligible Verizon Home Internet (“VHI”) plan. Add’l terms apply.
You can add perks to most mobile and home internet plans at any time. You get a monthly discount on each perk when doing so, although you save more if you have Verizon’s mobile and Fios internet services. Some perks are unnecessary if the TV plan you choose already has the services you want, like The Most Fios TV plan with four premium streaming services included.
Verizon internet discounts—how can you lower your bill?
Even without the gift cards and soundbar discounts, you get a killer deal from Verizon, with multiple discounts and price breaks embedded in the billing of fiber and 5G home internet plans. You get unlimited data, Verizon offers a router rental at no extra cost, and you can waive the $99 setup charge for Fios plans when you order online.
On top of that, you also get up to a 3-year price guarantee on your plan. No need to worry about surprise price hikes that double your bill (as happens with other providers).
- No charge for Wi-Fi router rental
- No data caps on Fios or 5G Home Internet plans
- Waiver on $99 setup charge when you order Fios online
- No installation fee on 5G Home
- 2- or 3-year price guarantee on Fios and 5G Home plans
- $25 monthly off when you combine Fios service with your current Unlimited Plus phone plan
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Deals for students
Customers who are college students receive a $5–$10 monthly discount on any Fios internet plan. They get $5 off if they also have a qualifying Verizon wireless plan and $10 if they’re a non-wireless customer.
What fees do you pay with Verizon internet?
Verizon doesn’t gouge you on fees—but there are some fees you might have to pay.
First off, here’s what you don’t have to pay.
- No charge for Wi-Fi router rental
- No data caps or overage charges
- Waiver on $99 setup charge when you order Fios online
- No setup fee for 5G Home or 5G Home Plus
Alright, now here’s the fees you do have to pay.
Verizon internet fees
| Fees | Cost |
|---|---|
| Whole Home Wi-Fi / Whole Home Wi-Fi Plus extender | $10–$15/mo. (included at no extra charge with Fios 1 Gig plans) |
| Verizon router (purchase) | $399.99 |
| Setup | $99 (waived if you order online) |
| Late payment | 1.5% of the owed balance or $5 |
It’s not likely you actually have to deal with any of these extra charges from Verizon. Signing up for AutoPay means you don’t have to worry about late fees, and you can waive the setup charge for Fios simply by ordering online.
If you live in a home with a large layout—or if you want Wi-Fi in your backyard—you can pay extra for a Wi-Fi extender to cover more ground. You can also buy a router directly from Verizon, but we wouldn’t recommend it because the router is super expensive. You’re better off buying your own Wi-Fi router.