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Page Plus $39.95 Review

Eight gigabytes and the same international package as the tier below — the point where Page Plus stops feeling tight and starts feeling expensive.

JG Reviewed by Jean Gilles · Prices re-verified July 30, 2026 · How we rank

At a Glance

Price
$39.95/mo ($36 with Auto Refill)
Network
Verizon 5G + 4G LTE
High-speed data
8GB, then 2G
Talk & text
Unlimited in the U.S.
Hotspot
Not included on any Page Plus plan
International
Unlimited national and international texting, plus a $10 calling credit
Typical speeds
34–149 Mbps on 5G, 9–69 Mbps on LTE; 42–63 ms
Taxes & fees
Extra: about $0.32/mo before state tax (effective ~$40–42)
Add-on data
$5 for 1GB or $10 for 2GB; unused data rolls over while service is active
Contract
None: no activation or termination fee

How Page Plus $39.95 Scores

We scored Page Plus $39.95 against the same four pillars we use for every plan. Here’s how it broke down.

Value for money 6.6
Network & speed 7.5
Hotspot & features 3.5
Customer experience 5.5

Pricing: squeezed from both sides

$39.95, or $36 with Auto Refill, for 8GB works out to about $4.99 per gigabyte — well above what Red Pocket ($1.00) or Tracfone ($2.00) charge for comparable allowances.

The pressure is internal too. $55 buys fully unlimited 4G LTE with no 2G cliff, which for a $15 difference is the more coherent purchase if you're already at this level of usage.

What You Get

✓8GB covers moderate use without moving to unlimited
✓Unlimited talk and text plus a $10 international calling credit
✓Verizon coverage with no contract or credit check
✓Add-on data rolls over while service stays active
✓Very small taxes and fees

What You Don't Get

−$4.99 per gigabyte is poor value against Red Pocket or Tracfone
−No hotspot on any Page Plus plan
−2G fallback once the 8GB is gone
−Video streams at DVD quality
−The $55 tier is fully unlimited for $15 more

How Page Plus $39.95 compares

At this price the question is whether to remove the ceiling altogether.

Feature Page Plus $39.95 Page Plus $55
Price $39.95/mo $55/mo
Auto Refill $36 $50
Data 8GB then 2G Fully unlimited LTE
Talk & text Unlimited Unlimited
International credit $10 $10
Hotspot None None

Who should choose Page Plus $39.95

✓You use 5–8GB a month and want a hard ceiling
✓You text or call internationally
✓You want Verizon coverage with unusually low taxes and fees
✓You already use Page Plus and want more data without going unlimited

Who should skip it

−You care about cost per gigabyte — Red Pocket and Tracfone are far cheaper
−You'd exceed 8GB; the $55 tier removes the 2G cliff
−You tether
−You want perks or hotspot of any kind

Final Verdict

A reasonable middle tier that's hard to recommend on price. 8GB with unlimited talk, text and international texting is a fine package, but the per-gigabyte rate is uncompetitive and the plan sits awkwardly between a cheaper tier that covers light use and an unlimited tier that removes the ceiling entirely. Buy it only if 8GB is precisely your number.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Page Plus $39.95 plan include?

Unlimited talk, unlimited national and international texting, 8GB of high-speed data and a $10 international calling credit, over 30 days on Verizon's network. Auto Refill brings it to $36.

Is the $39.95 plan good value?

Not on data. At about $4.99 per gigabyte it's well above Red Pocket's $1.00 and Tracfone's $2.00 for similar allowances. Its strengths are the international inclusions and Verizon coverage with very low fees.

Should I buy the $39.95 or $55 plan?

If you regularly approach 8GB, the $55 plan is the better purchase. It's fully unlimited 4G LTE with no 2G fallback for $15 more, or $50 with Auto Refill.

Does the $39.95 plan include hotspot?

No. None of the Page Plus monthly plans or pay-as-you-go cards include mobile hotspot data.

Other Page Plus plans we’ve reviewed

Same carrier, same network — different price and data. Here’s how the rest of the Page Plus lineup scored.

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