Page Plus Plans

4 plans + 2 promo · $12–$55/mo

One of the last carriers still selling airtime by the minute, alongside four monthly plans on Verizon's network, with international calling credit built into three of them.

Reviewed by Jean Gilles · How we rank

Every Page Plus plan compared

PlanPriceDataHotspotBest forScore
Page Plus $12
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Price$12/mo$10 with Auto Refill · 500 min, 500 texts
Data100MB
HotspotNot included
Best forA minimal line for someone who barely uses the phone
Score5.4
Page Plus $29.95Our pick
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Price$29.95/mo$27 with Auto Refill · unlimited talk
Data3GB, then 2G
HotspotNot included
Best forThe value tier: unlimited talk plus international credit
Score6.9
Page Plus $39.95
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Price$39.95/mo$36 with Auto Refill · unlimited talk
Data8GB, then 2G
HotspotNot included
Best forModerate data with the same international package
Score6.6
Page Plus $55
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Price$55/mo$50 with Auto Refill
DataUnlimited 4G LTE
HotspotNot included
Best forThe only tier with no 2G cliff
Score6.4
Limited timeAlso available: Pay-as-you-go $10$10An emergency phone
Limited timeAlso available: Pay-as-you-go $80$80$6.67/mo for a line kept alive all year
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Pay-as-you-go cards

Page Plus is one of very few carriers still selling airtime by the minute. Every card is six cents a minute — what changes is how long the balance stays alive.

PlanCard priceMinutesPer minuteLasts
$10 card$10166$0.06120 days
$25 card$25416$0.06120 days
$50 card$50833$0.06120 days
$80 card$801,333$0.061 year

The one-year expiry on the $80 card applies on the standard pay-as-you-go plan; used as a cash balance on a monthly plan it expires in 120 days. Minutes can be topped up at any time.

Page Plus at a glance

NetworkVerizon 5G + 4G LTE
Owned byVerizon Value, Inc: a Verizon company
Typical speeds34–149 Mbps on 5G, 9–69 Mbps on LTE; 42–63 ms latency
Plans4 monthly ($12–$55) plus 4 pay-as-you-go cards ($10–$80)
Auto RefillSaves $2–$5/mo on monthly plans
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After your allowance2G speeds on all monthly plans except the $55 tier
International$10 calling credit and unlimited international texting on $29.95 and above
Pay-as-you-go rate6 cents per minute; airtime lasts 120 days, or a year on the $80 card
VideoDVD quality on the monthly plans
Taxes & feesExtra: modest, roughly $0.09 to $0.44/mo before state tax

What you'll actually pay

Auto Refill is worth taking on every monthly plan — $10 instead of $12, $27 instead of $29.95, $36 instead of $39.95 and $50 instead of $55. It requires a card on file, and it's the pricing Page Plus expects you to be on.

The 2G fallback is the thing to plan around. On the $12, $29.95 and $39.95 plans, running out of data drops you to 2G, where Page Plus notes streaming audio and video may stop working. Only the $55 plan has fully unlimited LTE with no cliff.

Taxes and fees here are unusually small. $0.09 on the $12 plan and $0.44 on the $55 plan before state tax, against roughly $5.00 per line at Consumer Cellular. There's no activation fee and no termination fee.

The pay-as-you-go math is the real story for light users. $80 buys 1,333 minutes valid for a year: $6.67/mo. Data add-on cards are sold separately at $5 for 1GB or $10 for 2GB, and unused data rolls over while service stays active.

Page Plus is a good fit if…

You barely use your phone: the pay-as-you-go cards are among the cheapest ways to stay connected.
You call internationally; three of the four monthly plans include a $10 calling credit and unlimited international texting.
You want Verizon coverage at a low price and don't need hotspot or perks.
You want data that rolls over: the add-on cards carry unused data month to month.
You'd rather buy minutes than commit to a monthly plan at all.

Look elsewhere if…

You tether: no Page Plus plan includes mobile hotspot.
You'd risk running out of data; the 2G fallback is severe on every plan except the $55 tier.
You use a lot of data. At $55 for unlimited, several rivals on the same Verizon network cost less.
You want all-in pricing, a modern app experience or retail support.

Frequently asked questions

What network does Page Plus use?+

Verizon's. Page Plus is a Verizon Value brand, with typical speeds of 34–149 Mbps on 5G and 9–69 Mbps on 4G LTE, and latency of 42–63 ms on 5G.

How much are Page Plus plans?+

Four monthly plans at $12, $29.95, $39.95 and $55, dropping to $10, $27, $36 and $50 with Auto Refill. There are also pay-as-you-go cards at $10, $25, $50 and $80, all charging six cents per minute.

How does Page Plus refill work?+

You can refill manually or enroll in Auto Refill, which requires a credit or debit card and saves $2 to $5 a month depending on the plan. Pay-as-you-go balances last 120 days, except the $80 card which lasts a full year on the standard plan.

Which Page Plus plan is the best value?+

The $29.95 plan: $27 with Auto Refill. It includes unlimited talk, unlimited national and international texting, a $10 international calling credit and 3GB of data. The $39.95 tier adds 5GB of data and nothing else.

What happens when I run out of Page Plus data?+

On the $12, $29.95 and $39.95 plans your speed drops to 2G until the cycle renews, and Page Plus notes that streaming audio and video may be affected at that speed. The $55 plan has fully unlimited 4G LTE with no reduction. You can also buy add-on data at $5 for 1GB or $10 for 2GB, which rolls over while service is active.

Does Page Plus include mobile hotspot?+

No. None of the Page Plus monthly plans or pay-as-you-go cards include mobile hotspot data. If you tether, look at Tracfone's $50 plan or Red Pocket Premium, both of which include a dedicated allowance.

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