Total Wireless plans and prices
Total Wireless is a Verizon-owned prepaid brand sold online and in many retail stores, with prices that include taxes and fees.
| Plan | High-speed data | Hotspot | Video | Price, 1 line | Good to know | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total Wireless Total MAX 5G BYOPrepaid · Verizon | Unlimited data (priority not disclosed) | Unlimited at up to 5 Mbps | Not stated | $25 | Taxes & fees included | Go to Total Wireless |
| Total Wireless Total STARTERPrepaid · Verizon | Unlimited data (priority not disclosed) | 10 GB at up to 5 Mbps | Not stated | $35 | Taxes & fees included | Go to Total Wireless |
| Total Wireless Total MAX 5GPrepaid · Verizon | Unlimited data (priority not disclosed) | Unlimited at up to 5 Mbps | Not stated | $50 | Taxes & fees included | Go to Total Wireless |
| Total Wireless Total ALL ACCESSPrepaid · Verizon | Unlimited data (priority not disclosed) | Unlimited at up to 10 Mbps | Not stated | $60 | Taxes & fees included | Go to Total Wireless |
Monthly prices with autopay where offered to everyone. Source: Total Wireless's plan page, checked October 21, 2026.
Total Wireless at a glance
Total's cheapest unlimited plan, Total MAX 5G BYO, costs $25 a month with autopay for customers who bring their own phone, and includes an unlimited 5 Mbps hotspot and roaming in 140+ countries. Total STARTER ($35) and Total MAX 5G ($50) are the standard plans, and ALL ACCESS ($60) adds Disney+ Premium.
Prices include taxes and fees and assume autopay ($5 more without). Total Wireless does not state on its plan page how much data is prioritized. Phones bought from Total now unlock after 365 days of paid service, on request.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Taxes and fees included
- Verizon coverage, including 5G Ultra Wideband on MAX plans
- Roaming in 140+ countries on MAX plans
Watch out for
- Data priority not disclosed
- Locked phones for 365 days
- Best price needs your own phone
Who Total Wireless is best for
People with good Verizon coverage who want a low, all-in price and roaming abroad.
Switching to Total Wireless and keeping your number
To bring your number, you need your current carrier's account number and a transfer PIN. Do not cancel your old line yourself; it closes automatically once the transfer completes. Our guide on keeping your number walks through every step.
Leaving Total Wireless? Choose to keep your number during activation and enter your old carrier's account number and transfer PIN.
Using Total Wireless abroad
MAX plans include roaming in 140+ countries. Compare with travel eSIMs on our eSIM & travel page.
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