Page Plus Cellular plans cost $12 to $55 a month, and the brand was still selling them when we read its site on October 8, 2026. Page Plus is a prepaid brand owned by Verizon. Its footer says “Page Plus and PagePlus are registered trademarks of Verizon Value, Inc, a Verizon company.”
Page Plus plans and prices
| Plan | Price | With Auto Refill | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| The $12 plan | $12 | $10 | 500 minutes, 500 texts and 100 MB of data |
| $29.95 plan | $29.95 | $27 | Unlimited talk and text, 3 GB at 4G LTE speed, then 2G |
| $39.95 plan | $39.95 | $36 | Unlimited talk and text, 8 GB at 4G LTE speed, then 2G |
| $55 plan | $55 | $50 | Unlimited talk and text, “Fully Unlimited 4G LTE” data |
Prices are from Page Plus’s plans page. The page says, “Prices do not include taxes and fees.”
The three larger plans each include a $10 credit for international calling. The data on the two middle plans went up recently. The home page announces that the $29.95 plan “Now Receives 3GB instead of 2GB” and the $39.95 plan 8 GB instead of 5 GB.
Page Plus pay as you go
Page Plus also sells minutes on a card, at 6 cents a minute.
| Card | Minutes | Lasts |
|---|---|---|
| $10 | 166 | 120 days |
| $25 | 416 | 120 days |
| $50 | 833 | 120 days |
| $80 | 1,333 | 1 year |
More plans of this kind are on our pay-as-you-go plans page.
Is Page Plus closing?
Its site does not say so. Net10, another Verizon prepaid brand, now sends its visitors to Simple Mobile, so the question is fair.
What Page Plus tells its customers about the Verizon purchase is this: “Current Page Plus customers will not have to make any immediate changes or take any action. Current customers will be able to remain on their current plans and will not have to change plans or devices because of the transaction.” The statement carries no date, and we found no deadline or closing notice anywhere on the site.
Which network does Page Plus use?
Page Plus does not name it. It says “one of the largest networks in the United States”. We file it under Verizon because Verizon owns it and because its plan labels link to Verizon’s network management policy.
eSIM and data settings
We found neither on Page Plus’s site. It sells a SIM card kit for people bringing their own phone, and no eSIM is mentioned. It publishes no APN values that we could find.