Below is a list of all the MVNOs that have Verizon’s network as an option to subscribe to. Also highlighted are the other networks they offer coverage on.
| Provider | Networks Used |
|---|---|
| Affinity Cellular | Verizon |
| Boom Mobile | AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon |
| Cox Mobile | Verizon |
| Credo Mobile | Verizon |
| Lively | Verizon |
| MobileX | Verizon |
| Page Plus Cellular | Verizon |
| Reach Mobile | AT&T, Verizon |
| Red Pocket Mobile | AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon |
| Selectel Wireless | Verizon |
| Simple Mobile | Verizon |
| Spectrum Mobile | Verizon |
| Straight Talk Wireless | AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon |
| Ting Mobile | T-Mobile, Verizon |
| Total by Verizon | Verizon |
| Tracfone | Verizon |
| Twigby | Verizon |
| US Mobile | T-Mobile, Verizon |
| Verizon Prepaid | Verizon |
| Visible by Verizon | Verizon |
| Wing | AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon |
| Xfinity Mobile | Verizon |
A Verizon MVNO is any wireless carrier not named Verizon that uses Verizon’s network for coverage. There are dozens of Verizon MVNOs on the market. Some have millions of subscribers like Xfinity Mobile, while others are smaller and may have just tens of thousands of subscribers. Some are even smaller than that. They may offer nothing unique or pricing that is not very competitive and so they may not be in business for very long. Those providers will not be covered and shown in this list.
Some Verizon MVNOs actually operate on several other networks besides Verizon’s. However, if you subscribe to one of them, you can only use one network at a time. You will not be able to automatically switch and connect to the other networks unless you get a new SIM or have a dual sim device and that may require having an eSIM.
Verizon MVNOs Pros And Cons
Below is a chart listing the pros and cons of each provider shown in the Verizon MVNO list above.
Affinity Cellular
Founded: 2010
Pros
- 30 day money back guarantee
- AAA members enjoy extra savings
- For AAA members all phones come with lifetime warranty
Cons
- Limited selection of phones
- Plans are expensive compared to other providers
Starts: $12.99 /month
Boom Mobile
Founded: 2015
Pros
- Supports multiple networks
- Annual plans available for extra savings
- Wide range of plans available
Cons
- Extremely limited number of phones available to purchase
- Average pricing
Starts: $5 /month
Cox Mobile
Founded: 2022
Pros
- Provides access to Cox hotspots
- Faster throttled data speeds compared to most other providers
Cons
- Limited number of phones available
- Must be a Cox Internet subscriber to sign up for a mobile plan
- iPhones not available at launch
- BYOD not supported at launch
Starts: $15 /month
Credo Mobile
Founded: 1985
Pros
- Supports progressive causes
- Sell phones
Cons
- Prices are higher than most
- Little to no selection of budget phone options
- Supports progressive causes
Starts: $35 /month
Lively
Founded: 2005
Pros
- Good for seniors
- Offers and supports medical alert devices
Cons
- Phone selection limited
- Plans designed for a limited audience
- Can be expensive
Starts: $14.99 /month
MobileX
Founded: 2022
Pros
- Good for budget oriented consumers, pay for what you use
- Artificial Intelligence used to recommend data allotment
- Highly customizable plans, down to the .05GB level
- Allows you to pick your own streaming resolution from 480p-4K
Cons
- Expensive for data heavy users
Starts: $6.48 /month
Page Plus Cellular
Founded: 1993
Pros
- Phones available with financing for every budget
- Pay as you go plans available
- Top-up cards and add-ons available
Cons
- Limited number of monthly plan options
- Not known for having great customer support
Starts: $12 /month
Reach Mobile
Founded: 2018
Pros
- Supports charitable cause, your subscription is used to help provide data to others around the world
- Use less data in a month than comes with your plan and you may be billed for cheaper plan
Cons
- Decent selection of phones but no discounts available
- Plans cost a bit more than average
Starts: $20 /month
Red Pocket Mobile
Founded: 2006
Pros
- Wide variety of plans available at variety of price points
- Multi-month discount savings are available when you pay for more service in advance
- Customer referral program
Cons
- Only new phones sold are iPhones, Android phones are certified pre-owned
- Sometimes subscribers have issues onboarding
Starts: $2.50 /month
Selectel Wireless
Founded: 2008
Pros
- USA based customer support
Cons
- Extremely limited number of phones available
- Pricing is just average
Starts: $20 /month
Simple Mobile
Founded: 2009
Pros
- Sells variety of phones and offers discounts
- Includes free full service roaming in 16 Latin American countries
- Caters to those with international calling needs
Cons
- Does not have great reputation for customer support
- Pricing only modest
Starts: $23.75 /month
Spectrum Mobile
Founded: 2018
Pros
- Mix and match plans
- Shareable data for up to 10 lines
Cons
- Must also subscribe to Spectrum Internet or plans cost $10/month higher
Starts: $19.99 /month
Straight Talk Wireless
Founded: 2009
Pros
- Large selection of phones available
- Sold at Walmart, with Walmart exclusive deals
- Variety of plans available for different types of devices
Cons
- No true budget phone plans
- Not known to have greatest customer support
Starts: $30 /month
Ting Mobile
Founded: 2012
Pros
- Plans available to cater to different budgets
- Shareable data plans available
- Known for good customer support
Cons
- Limited number of phones available
- No truly unlimited data plans
Starts: $10 /month
Total by Verizon
Founded: 2022
Pros
- Sold in national retail stores, and Total by Verizon stores
- Multi-line discounts available
- Wide selection of phones
- Robust customer support options
Cons
- No truly budget plans available, prices start at $30
- No plans geared towards low-usage customers
Starts: $30 /month
Tracfone
Founded: 1996
Pros
- Good selection of phones
- Wide variety of plans available with data carryover
- Offers pay as you go
Cons
- Does not sell plans with high-data allotments
- Data is hard-capped but top-ups available
- Not known for great customer support
Starts: $12 /month
Twigby
Founded: 2015
Pros
- Great introductory pricing
- Custom build and monthly plans available
- Plans for a variety of budgets available
- Uses two networks, one is for roaming
Cons
- Limited selection of phones that are mostly older models
- Does not cater to high-end data users. 10GB max data allotment
Starts: $10 /month
US Mobile
Founded: 2014
Pros
- Offers a phone plan for every budget
- Select plans include perks like a free Netflix subscription
- Offers truly unlimited data plans
Cons
- Extremely limited selection of phones available
Starts: $6 /month
Verizon Prepaid
Founded:
Pros
- Largest overall network in the USA
- Customer loyalty plan discounts available
- Discounted phones available
Cons
- You must maintain service for at least 9 months to get best pricing
- Not all plans have access to Verizon's full 5G network
- No free phones
Starts: $30 /month
Visible by Verizon
Founded: 2018
Pros
- Owned by Verizon
- Wide variety of phones available
- Cheapest unlimited data plan
Cons
- Only one phone plan is sold
- In some locations, data and ping times are particularly slow
- 5G network data speeds capped at 200Mbps
Starts: $22.92 /month
Wing
Founded: 2017
Pros
- Phones sold with financing options
- Supports smartwaches
Cons
- Limited selection of phones available
- Questionable business practices
- Pricing not great for low data usage customers
Starts: $20 /month
Xfinity Mobile
Founded: 2017
Pros
- Shareable data plans available
- Access to nationwide network of hotspots
- Variety of phones available
Cons
- Must have either Xfinity Internet, Cable, or Voice or plans cost $25 more per month
- Only limited selection of BYOD phones supported
Starts: $20 /month