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Which device are you bringing?

Yes. We continue to offer myPlan for all existing customers. You can manage your current plan here or explore myPlan offerings here.

Simplicity Plan is a streamlined experience for Verizon customers, designed to make customizing plans easier. All Simplicity Plan customers receive unlimited 5G Ultra Wideband and pay one price per line.

For each line, Simplicity Plans includes:*

• Unlimited 5G Ultra Wideband
• Mexico & Canada talk, text and data
• 10 GB Mobile hotspot
• Satellite texting
• Call Filter
• Verizon Family
• Up to 50% off your watch, tablet & more

Once you choose the number of lines you need, there are a number of customizations and add-on options. First, choose how you're going to add your device(s) to your plan.

1. Bring your own device - if you're happy with your current device, you can bring it with you. Make sure your device is unlocked from your previous carrier.
2. Buy a new (or new to you) phone - if you're looking to get a new device, you can either buy the phone outright or Verizon offers monthly device payment plans for new phones. There are also Certified Pre-Owned options available for a more affordable price.
3. Simplicity Plus or Simplicity Pro - if you want to make sure you always have the newest phone, Simplicity customers have the option of paying a monthly fee and upgrading their phone every year. You can choose either the basic (Plus) or premium (Pro) option, based on the phone you want.

Then, check out our bundle options. These options add key features and perks to your plan based on what you want while on the go. These bundles include:

• Music, movie and TV streaming options
• Additional mobile security
• Travel plans
• Unlimited hotspot data

Or if bundles aren't your thing, add your a la carte options. If you don't need everything in the bundle but want to further customize your plans, here are some options you can add all on their own:

• Connected device plans for a smartwatch or tablet
• Your choice of music, movie and TV streaming options
• Accessories
• Additional devices

*Unlimited 4G, 5G and 5G Ultra Wideband data is restricted to on-device smartphone usage. 5G access requires 5G capable device. Domestic data roaming at 2G speeds. Mobile Hotspot: After you use the 10 GB of high-speed hotspot data, thereafter up to 1 Mbps for the remainder of your billing month. Mexico & Canada talk, text and data: 2GB high speed data, then unlimited data at 3G speeds when traveling in Mexico & Canada. Unlimited calling from US to Mexico and Canada.

To BYOD to Verizon from a third-party seller, retailer, manufacturer, or from another carrier (e.g., T-Mobile, AT&T, etc.) start at our BYOD page. There, you'll check your device's compatibility, set up your number, choose a plan and set up your payment method. Once that's done, use My Verizon to activate your device on our network.

Note: you must be the Account Owner or Account Manager to add a new line of service to an existing Verizon account. Learn about account access roles.

To bring your device to Verizon, you need to know the Device ID (IMEI, MEID and/or ESN). Here's how to find your device ID:

Non-Verizon customers, on your device go to:

• Android: Settings > About Phone
• iOS: Settings > General > About
• Basic phones: Tools & Settings > About Phone > Status

Verizon customers:

• Go to My Devices in My Verizon.
• Tap or click Manage Device next to the device you want to view. Your Device ID and IMEI are listed under the Device Information section.

Watch our Finding your device ID video for more options.

Yes, when you bring an eSIM or dual SIM device from another carrier, keep in mind:

• Some carriers lock their devices. A locked device will only work on that carrier's network.
• If your carrier has locked your device, you need to contact them to have them unlock the device (if eligible).
• After the carrier has unlocked the device, it can take up to 24 hours before you can activate your device with Verizon.

Your device's SIM card or eSIM must also be compatible with the Verizon mobile network. Check BYOD compatibility.

• SIM cards: If the SIM card of the device you're bringing isn't compatible with the Verizon mobile network, you'll need a new one. See How do I get a new or replacement SIM card?
• eSIM devices: If your device has a built-in eSIM you can BYOD with the My Verizon app. Learn how: How do I activate an eSIM device on a new Verizon line of service?

You can bring smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches that you bought from Verizon, a third-party seller (e.g., Best Buy, Amazon, etc.), another phone carrier (e.g., AT&T, T-Mobile, etc.) or even a manufacturer. You can bring Apple®, Google, Samsung and other Android™ devices to Verizon.

To be eligible for BYOD to Verizon, your device must be unlocked and its hardware and software must be compatible with our mobile network. Check your device's compatibility.

You may be able to bring your mobile number along when you bring your device to Verizon. Learn how at our Bring your number to Verizon FAQs.

Note: When you're bringing a phone number to Verizon, don't cancel your service with your other carrier until we've activated your new line.