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Verizon Has the Pixel 11 Pro for $479.99, Paid in Full

Verizon is taking $620 off the Pixel 11 Pro when you buy it outright with a new Simplicity line. It's a straight discount, not bill credits, so you own the phone on day one.

Jean Gilles
Founder & Lead Analyst, ShopCellPlans
Published September 28, 2026
Updated September 28, 2026
The discount applies at checkout, not over 36 or 48 months of credits.

Most carrier phone deals spread the discount over two to four years of bill credits, and you lose what's left if you leave. Verizon's current Pixel 11 Pro deal works differently. You pay $479.99 upfront for a phone that retails at $1,099.99, and the only condition is that you open a line on Verizon's Simplicity plan.

Key takeaways
Verizon has the Pixel 11 Pro 256GB for $479.99 paid in full, $620 off.
The Pixel 11 Pro XL is $580 off, from $719.99.
It's a discount at checkout, not bill credits, and no trade-in is needed.
You need a Simplicity line: $45 a month, or $30 for switchers for 36 months, plus taxes.
Paying in full costs $240 less than Verizon's 48-month launch offer for the same phone.

The prices

PhoneDiscountPrice paid in full
Pixel 11 Pro 256GB$620$479.99
Pixel 11 Pro 512GB$620$620 off the 512GB price
Pixel 11 Pro XL$580From $719.99
Prices reported by Droid Life and 9to5Google, September 23–24, 2026. Plan cost is separate.

Why this is different from most phone deals

The discount comes off the price at checkout. There are no monthly bill credits, so there's no balance to pay if you cancel early and no reason to stay on the line for three or four years. You also don't need to trade in a phone.

Verizon's launch offer for the same phone was $15 a month over 48 months on Simplicity. That comes to $720 for the phone. Paying $479.99 upfront saves $240 and ends the payments on day one.

What the plan costs

You still need a Simplicity line. It's $45 a month with AutoPay and paper-free billing, plus taxes, or $30 a month if you bring your number from another carrier. The $15 switcher discount lasts 36 months. After that the plan goes back to $45.

Over the first year, a switcher pays $479.99 for the phone and $360 for the plan, about $840 before taxes.

How to get it

  1. Open the Pixel 11 Pro page on Verizon's site.
  2. Choose Phone only.
  3. Under payment, choose Pay in full today. The price should show $479.99 for the 256GB model.
  4. Skip the add-ons you don't want, including the Google AI Pro trial and device protection.
  5. Choose Simplicity, and port your number if you're switching to get the $30 price.
Check the price before you pay
Verizon doesn't advertise this price on the main page, and it could end without notice. If the checkout total isn't $479.99, the deal has changed.
Is Simplicity worth it?

Our review covers what $45 a line buys, the switcher price, and how it compares with Verizon's other plans.

Read the Simplicity review →
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Jean Gilles
About the author

Jean Gilles has researched personal finance, consumer technology, and wireless pricing for over a decade. He founded ShopCellPlans in 2019 and writes every review on the site.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Pixel 11 Pro at Verizon? +
$479.99 for the 256GB model when you pay in full and open a Simplicity line. That's $620 off the $1,099.99 retail price.
Is the Verizon Pixel 11 Pro deal paid as bill credits? +
No. The discount is applied at checkout when you pay in full, so there's nothing to lose if you leave early.
Do I need to trade in a phone? +
No. The only requirement is a new line on Verizon's Simplicity plan.
How much is the Simplicity plan? +
$45 a month per line with AutoPay and paper-free billing, plus taxes. Customers who bring a number from another carrier pay $30 a month for 36 months.
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