It all depends on how internet service reaches your home and your location. Fios Home Internet is widely accessible in metropolitan and suburban areas across New England and the Mid-Atlantic. 5G Home Internet continues to expand into more cities nationwide. If Fios or 5G aren’t yet available in your area, LTE Home Internet delivers broadband over the 4G LTE network, covering most regions across the country.

5G Home Internet is a high-speed, wireless internet service that uses 5G Ultra Wideband technology to deliver fast, reliable connectivity directly to your home. Unlike traditional wired internet, it doesn’t require cables or professional installation—just a simple plug-and-play device. With low latency, high bandwidth, and the ability to support multiple devices at once, 5G Home Internet is ideal for streaming, gaming, remote work, and everyday browsing. As Verizon continues expanding its 5G network, more households across the country can enjoy this modern, hassle-free alternative to traditional home internet.

Fios Internet is a 100% fiber-optic network that delivers ultra-fast internet to millions of homes throughout the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions. Because it uses fiber-optic technology, data travels at the speed of light—providing a faster, more reliable connection with the bandwidth to support multiple devices simultaneously. Unlike many other providers, Verizon offers equal download and upload speeds on many plans, making it perfect for video calls, online gaming, and quickly sharing large files or images.

LTE Home Internet uses Verizon’s 4G LTE network to deliver broadband service to homes in areas where Fios or 5G Home Internet may not yet be available. It offers a reliable and consistent connection, allowing you to stream video in 1080p and enjoy unlimited data with no usage caps—making it a dependable solution for everyday internet needs in underserved locations.

Yes! If you're locked into a contract with your current home internet provider, you can switch to Verizon Home Internet and receive up to $500 in credit to help cover your early termination fee.

How to Pay Your Verizon Mobile Bill
Paying your Verizon mobile bill is quick and convenient with multiple options available. You can sign in to the My Verizon app or website to make a payment and even set up Auto Pay for automatic monthly deductions. Manage payments using up to 2 checking accounts, 6 credit or debit cards, or link your bank for online banking. Other options include using a Verizon Gift Card, Verizon Dollars, or paying online without signing in (you'll need your account number and ZIP code). Prefer offline methods? You can visit a Verizon store, call #PMT from your mobile phone, or mail a check or money order to the designated payment address. Please note: a $10 fee applies for payments made through a Customer Service Representative, except when using specific payment methods.

You can pay your Verizon bill in cash at the following locations:

-Verizon stores

-CheckFreePay (some locations may also accept debit cards)

-Western Union (some locations may also accept debit cards)

Before visiting, be sure to check the location’s hours of operation. Please note that non-Verizon locations may charge a processing fee of up to $3. For more payment options and nearby locations, visit our Payment Locations page to find places to pay your Verizon Mobile or Fios Home Internet bill.

While the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) ended with its last fully funded month in April 2024, Verizon continues to support affordable access through the Verizon Forward Program. This program offers discounted home internet to eligible new or existing customers. You may qualify if you’ve participated in programs like Lifeline, SNAP, WIC, or received a Federal Pell Grant within the past year or enrolled in qualifying assistance within 180 days of applying. Eligible customers can save on Fios, 5G Home, or LTE Home Internet plans, making reliable connectivity more accessible than ever.