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Mobile hotspot data is a brilliant solution for keeping your devices (laptop, TV, tablet) connected to the internet when you’re away from home.
Verizon offers a number of hotspot plans that allow you to do just that, both in the form of standalone hotspot data plans and cell phone plans with extra hotspot data. While we’re partial to the latter of these options—cell phone plans that bundle in hotspot data represent a better value—we’ll present you with both so you can decide what works best for your situation. These include:
Read on as we highlight the best Verizon hotspot plans in 2025.
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Verizon offers a few plans that are tailor made for folks who just need mobile hotspot data without a cell phone plan attached to it. These plans are discounted by $20 if you have an existing Verizon cell phone plan, with the caveat that the plan has to be one of the carrier’s upper tier premium unlimited plans.
Verizon’s Premium hotspot plan ($60/month with discount) gives you a massive 150GB high-speed data allotment to use each month—possibly enough to replace your home internet plan.
Needless to say, this plan is built for users who use a lot of mobile data for streaming, Zooming, gaming, browsing, or anything else where a WiFi signal is required.
Verizon’s Pro hotspot plan ($40/month with discount) offers a bit less data for a bit less money. Like the Premium plan, it features fully high-speed, 5G-ready data, coupled with premium streaming quality.
The Pro hotspot plan is for those who demand a lot of hotspot data for their other devices, but don’t qualify as power users. In other words, it should suffice for most people.
So far we’ve given you some data-only hotspot plan options that are subject to discounts when you sign up for or already have a Verizon cell phone plan. This begs the question—why not just go with a Verizon unlimited data phone plan that includes a significant amount of hotspot data, thereby saving yourself the expense of another plan to power your other devices?
To that end, here are two great Verizon cell phone plan options that include healthy hotspot data allotments.
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If you’ve never used a hotspot before, you might be wondering how to go about enabling it on your mobile phone. Here’s a brief explanation of how to turn on your Verizon hotspot on an iPhone and an Android phone.
To enable a mobile hotspot on an iPhone, follow these steps:
Whether you have a Samsung Galaxy, a Google Pixel, or any other Android device, following these steps will allow you to enable the mobile hotspot in no time:
There are a number of reasons to consider going with Verizon for your hotspot plan over the likes of AT&T and T-Mobile, and we’ve outlined a few below.
Verizon’s powerful 4G and 5G networks effectively blanket the United States, so no matter where you are, you’re likely to enjoy excellent mobile hotspot service. Plus, going with Verizon over a subcarrier like Cox Mobile that rents space on the Verizon network means you’ll get priority delivery of this coverage.
Verizon boasts the broadest 4G LTE in the country, besting the likes of AT&T and T-Mobile. The carrier’s 5G network, on the other hand, is slightly less built out—but that’s quickly changing. Verizon is aggressively expanding its 5G footprint, so we can expect its already fast Ultra Wideband coverage to increase in reach over the coming months and years.
While some may bemoan the fact that Verizon has broken out perks that used to be included with unlimited plans and made new customers pay extra for them via myPlan, the sheer scale of perks you can choose from is impressive. From international data privileges to streaming subscriptions to extra mobile hotspot data, myPlan really allows Verizon customers to customize their plans with exactly what they want.
Verizon is the biggest cell phone carrier in America—with a range of hotspot plan options to boot. From standalone hotspot plans to phone plans with tons of included hotspot data, the carrier should have what you're looking for.
Plus, Verizon's plans come with the backing of some of the best cell phone coverage in the country, solid customer service, and a menu of add-on perks. Bottom line: whether you're a remote worker or just travel a lot, Verizon is a good choice for your next hotspot plan.
Verizon offers both dedicated data-only hotspot plans and phone plans that include hotspot data. Data-only plans are designed for mobile hotspot devices, while phone plans provide a set amount of hotspot data for use from your smartphone.
Verizon’s dedicated hotspot plans start around $20/month for basic data amounts, with premium plans costing $80/month or more depending on how much high-speed data you need.
Verizon does not offer truly unlimited high-speed hotspot data. Most plans come with a high-speed data cap—once that limit is reached, your speeds are throttled significantly for the rest of the billing cycle.
Another great premium plan from Verizon is the carrier’s Unlimited Plus. At $80/month, it includes some excellent features: fully unlimited premium data, access to Verizon’s fast 5G Ultra Wideband network coverage, unlimited texting to over 200 countries. Most relevantly, it features 30GB of mobile hotspot data to use each month to power your other devices.
Verizon’s Unlimited Ultimate ($90/month) is one of the most feature-rich premium plans on the market, including as it does fully unlimited cellular data (i.e. no deprioritization), talk, text, and 10GB high-speed data in 208+ countries and, most importantly, a massive 200GB mobile hotspot data allowance.
Plus, as with all of Verizon’s postpaid unlimited plans, you can add-on a number of streaming services and other extras for an additional $10-15/month.