> At a Glance
> – Total Wireless drops its 5G Unlimited plan to $20/month when you bring your own device
> – Switchers can snag up to $250 off select phones, including iPhone 13 for $50
> – Five-year price lock guarantees the rate won’t jump after promo periods
> – Why it matters: Verizon-powered 5G Ultra Wideband speeds at prepaid prices as low as $20/month
Total Wireless, the prepaid brand riding on Verizon’s nationwide 5G network, just unleashed a wave of aggressive promos that push unlimited data to record-low prices and shower switchers with free or heavily discounted phones.
50% Off Unlimited When You BYOD
Bring your own phone and Total Wireless slices 50% off its Total 5G Unlimited plan, dropping the cost to as little as $20 per month-taxes and fees already rolled in. The plan keeps the same core perks: unlimited talk, text, and data on Verizon’s 5G and 5G Ultra Wideband networks, plus a five-year price guarantee so the figure can’t creep up after a honeymoon period.
- No contract, no credit check, no surprise fees
- Includes 15 GB hotspot and Disney+ subscription
- Ultra Wideband speeds advertised as up to 10× faster than median rival downloads
Free Phones & Up to $250 Off
Switchers who prefer a new device can grab:
- Free Galaxy A36 5G on Total 5G or 5G+ Unlimited
- Up to 4 free Moto G Stylus 5G units on Base 5G Unlimited or higher
- iPhone 13 for $50-that’s $249 off retail
- Free Galaxy A25 5G (normally $180) or other models with up to $250 savings
Port-in customers who commit to a 2-month 5G Unlimited plan can also score a free Galaxy A26 5G or Galaxy A16 5G through April 15.
Refer-a-Friend Bonus
Total Rewards members earn 5,000 points-enough for a $50 service plan-when a newcomer uses their referral code within 14 days of activation. Both parties get the credit, effectively a free month of service.
Key Takeaways
- $20 unlimited 5G is among the lowest post-promo rates on a major network
- Five-year price lock shields buyers from future hikes
- Free premium phones and up to $250 discounts available for switchers
- Referral program offers $50 service credits to both referrer and newcomer
Total Wireless is betting that Verizon’s coverage plus rock-bottom pricing will lure contract-averse shoppers looking for flagship speeds without flagship bills.
