Does Verizon’s Simplicity Phone Plan Live up to Its Name? We Compare It to MyPlan - CNET

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If you’re looking to switch to Verizon for phone service, or you’re a customer evaluating the company’s other plans, the new Simplicity offering has a lot going for it. Introduced alongside the Verizon Shine loyalty program, Simplicity is a streamlined unlimited phone plan with a key improvement over the regular entry-level unlimited plan (which is still available along with the other MyPlan options).

Simplicity runs $45 a month per line with autopay, or $30 for new customers switching to Verizon, and includes access to 5G Ultra Wideband with no network tiers and 10GB of mobile hotspot. Optional add-on bundles cover streaming services, additional hotspot and travel features. But before switching from an existing myPlan, there’s one thing worth knowing: If you have multiple lines on an account, every line must also switch to Simplicity.

The Simplicity plan costs $45 per line, but switchers who bring their number and...

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