Verizon Free Trial FAQs - Mobile phone service free for 30 days

Verizon Free Trial lets you try Verizon's network's voice, data and text services on your smartphone, free for 30 days. You keep your current phone number and carrier service during the trial.

Learn more by watching our video: Get a 30-day free trial on the network America relies on. Or visit our Verizon Free Trial page to get started.

Yes. You keep your current number and carrier service. To do the trial, we give you a temporary phone number with data, talk and text service, that you can keep for up to 30 days.

Note: After the trial ends, if you choose service through Verizon, you don't keep the temporary phone number. You can start a new line of service with a new mobile number. Or you can bring your existing phone number from another carrier.

Learn how Verizon Free Trial works.

Yes, Free Trial is free with no contracts or obligations. No commitment or credit check is required.

Verizon Free Trial gives you up to 30 days of Verizon service free of charge, including:

• Unlimited talk and texting
• Up to 100 GB of 4G/5G Premium data* on Verizon's premium network
• 480p streaming with 4G/5G; 4K streaming with 5G Ultra Wideband*

You'll have domestic calling only during the trial. International services and add-on features aren't included.

*5G service requires a 5G-compatible device in the 5G coverage area. After 100 GB speeds up to 600 kbps in times of congestion.

Yes, you have access to our 5G network during Free Trial if both:

• Your smartphone is compatible with Verizon's 5G network.
• You're in an area with 5G coverage.

Otherwise, your smartphone will use our 4G LTE network.

Verizon service automatically ends at the end of Verizon Free Trial, unless you sign up for one of our paid service plans.

You can sign up for an Unlimited mobile phone plan during or after Verizon Free Trial. Entertainment, gaming, travel services and more are included with select plans.

Note: After the trial ends, if you choose service through Verizon, you don't keep the temporary phone number. You can start a new line of service with a new mobile number. Or you can bring your existing phone number from another carrier.

You can join Verizon during or after your Verizon Free Trial. Choose a Verizon paid service plan by doing any one of these:

• Open the My Verizon app and click Join Now.
• Visit our Bring Your Own Device page.
• Contact us for help from a Customer Service representative.

Visit our mobile plans page to learn about available plans.

Download the My Verizon app and follow the prompts to check your eligibility. If you’re eligible you can sign up.

To be eligible for Free Trial:

• Your smartphone must have an eSIM slot available (i.e., the eSIM you want to use for Free Trial isn't active with another carrier).
• You can't currently be a Verizon, Visible or TracFone customer.
• You must be in the US.
• Your smartphone can't be locked with another carrier. If locked, contact your carrier to unlock.
• You can't have enrolled in Verizon Free Trial in the last 12 months

You can participate in Verizon Free Trial with an eSIM-compatible smartphone.

Apple :

• iPhone XR
• iPhone XS, XS Max
• iPhone 11, 11 Pro
• iPhone 12, 12 mini, 12 Pro, 12 Pro Max
• iPhone 13, 13 mini, 13 Pro, 13 Pro Max
• iPhone 14, 14 mini, 14 Pro, 14 Pro Max
• iPhone SE
• iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max

Google:

• Pixel 4, 4 XL
• Pixel 4a, 4a 5G UW
• Pixel 5, 5a
• Pixel 6, 6a, Pixel 6 Pro
• Pixel 7, 7a, Pixel 7 Pro
• Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro
  
• Pixel Fold

Motorola:

• ThinkPhone by Motorola
• Motorola moto g 5G - 2024

Samsung*:

• Galaxy A54 5G
• Galaxy Z Flip3 / Z Fold 3
• Galaxy Z Flip4 / Z Fold 4
  
• Galaxy Note20* / Note20* Ultra 5G (Software update 17 or later. Android OS 11 required.)
• Galaxy S21 * / S21+* / S21* Ultra 5G (Software update 11 or later. Android OS 12 required.)
• Galaxy S22 5G / S22+ 5G / S22 Ultra 5G
• Galaxy S23 / S23+ / S23 Ultra / S23 FE
• Galaxy S24 / S24+ / S24 Ultra
  

*These Samsung devices can have only one eSIM. Even if you aren't using the eSIM, you must delete it to participate in the Verizon Free Trial trial. Learn how to remove an eSIM Profile from Samsung phones.

Here's how to sign up for Verizon Free Trial.

First, if you're using an Apple smartphone, be sure to:

• Turn on your iCloud drive in Settings > Apple ID > iCloud.
• If you already have the My Verizon app on your phone, make sure it's the latest version.

To sign up for Free Trial, use your eligible smartphone to scan the QR code below. This downloads the My Verizon app.



Then, open the My Verizon app and click Start Free Trial to sign up for Verizon Free Trial.

Or download the My Verizon app from your app store, then open the app and click Start Free Trial.



Note: If your phone isn't eligible for Free Trial, you’re notified during the sign up process.

If you have service with another phone carrier you'll have two numbers during Verizon Free Trial. When you sign up for Free Trial, we prompt you to:

• Label your current phone number as your primary number.
• Label the temporary Verizon number as your secondary number.

You can then set the Verizon number to use so you can test our network's speed and coverage. To set which number to use:

• iPhone - Go to iPhone Settings > Cellular > Cellular Plans
• Android - Go to Android Settings > Connections > SIM Card Manager

To learn more about using two numbers on one phone, visit Two numbers on one phone FAQs (Dual SIM).

If you get a Help us verify your location message during sign up, enable location services for the MyVerizon app. Use the instructions for your device:

• iOS: Turn Location Services and GPS on or off on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
• Android: Choose which apps use your Android phone’s location

Contact us for help from a Customer Service representative. Important: Be sure to call us using the temporary Verizon phone number on your phone.

Note: Support for the Free Trial beta trial is limited. In certain circumstances your trial might end if an issue can't be resolved or if an activation can't be completed.