Price Breakdown
| 1 Line Monthly / Yearly | $25 / $300 |
| 2 Lines Monthly / Yearly | $50 / $600 |
| 3 Lines Monthly / Yearly | $75 / $900 |
| 4 Lines Monthly / Yearly | $100 / $1200 |
| 5 Lines Monthly / Yearly | $125 / $1500 |
Online Payment Forms Accepted
Credit Cards, Debit Cards, PayPal, Venmo
Additional Plan Details
- Unlimited Mobile hotspot with speeds limited to 5Mbps
- Has a customer referral program. Refer a friend, get $20 off your next month of service. Referral credits can be stored and banked in your account. A maximum of 12 credits can be earned and stored during a calendar year.
- WiFi calling available on iPhones and select Android phones including devices from Google, Samsung, and, Motorola,
- eSIM supported for new customers with iPhones and select Google Pixel/Samsung Galaxy phones.
- Free 15-day eSIM trial is available
- 4G LTE and 5G Nationwide network support. 5G Ultra Wideband coverage is not included
- Includes unlimited international calling and texting to Canada and Mexico
- Calling and texting to Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands
- Videos stream at a resolution of 480p
- Includes robocall Scam Detection to help block spam phone calls by sending them to voicemail
- Data speeds will slow down at any time the network is congested
- Includes $5/month discount on Verizon Home Internet
- Data speeds may be limited to a maximum of 400Mbps
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The biggest issue I have with Visible ( aka Verizon) is the fact that even though your ‘unlocked’ phone which is compatible with all LTE bands used by Visible 2, 4, 5, 13, & 66, is forbidden to be used on the Visible network like my AT&T branded Samsung Galaxy S10e and my 4G LTE Verizon Samsung Galaxy J3 Luna. It would appear Visible just wants people to waste more money purchasing new phones from them. The second issue, at least in my state, are the two huge massive areas not covered like all of Eastern Kentucky and the entire section of Interstate 65 between Louisville and Nashville TN. I tried Visible for less than one week using their R2 Android phone and didn’t have problems UNTILL I travelled within my state. I had to switch back to Straight Talk (using the Verizon towers) just to be able to get service in the areas I traveled. If a person never has to leave the city or a large metropolitan area then Visible is a good option. It’s just not logical for any person who travels unless, of course, you only go to areas where Visible works.
I’ve had two lines with Visible for several months in Brooklyn, NY, and I think it’s the greatest thing since sliced bread. When my expensive 400 mpbs cable Internet was kaput for a day or two, I joyously tethered one of my Visible phones to my PC. With the Party Pay system, for which I found partners on Reddit, I pay only $25 per line. My cheap ZTE (I think it’s a blade A7 Prime) lost the cellular signal once and I had to reboot. The cheap Motorola never did that. I haven’t had to use customer service lately, so I don’t know if the others’ complaints are well-founded. I recall having to consult them in the beginning and had no complaints.
I’ve had service for about three or four months with no issues. Twitter is fast customer service chat now. Texting to customer service is slower but ok. If you don’t have much patience it maybe hard for some.
Visible’s customer service is orders of magnitude better than America Movil brands including TracFone, Net 10 and Safelink.
Visible badly needs to offer family plans if they want to grow. A better selection of Android phones would help as well.
Stay away from visible. Customer service is the worst in the industry. No service happens frequently and last from hour to days. Visible refuses to refund for days without service. Chat is the main form of communication as they have no phone support. It takes a minimum of 30 minutes each time you chat. Chat agents won’t answer questions and waste your time.
The concept is great but visible’s implementation is the worst ever. I have had VZW, ATT and various mvno’s in the past. None had the frequent service disruptions that visible does.
If something seems to good to be true it usually is; unlimited everything for $40. If you don’t like to have reliable data, voice and hotspot visible is for you.