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Verizon
Verizon is a major mobile network operator in the United States. As an MNO, Verizon runs its own cellular infrastructure and delivers direct network access.
Network Capabilities
Network OperatorLTE5G NR
Verizon Performance
Explore median performance metrics for Verizon, calculated from millions of real-world, crowdsourced speed tests. These results reflect typical everyday performance to help you compare carriers across the country.
98.3
Mbps
Download
10.6
Mbps
Upload
44
ms
Latency
6.9/ 10
Reliability
Network Coverage
69.5%Great 24.4%Good 22.3%Poor 22.9%None 30.5%
Based on over 3.6 million speed tests
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Verizon Coverage Map
View real-time coverage data for Verizon across the United States. Our coverage maps are based on millions of crowdsourced speed tests from users like you and allow you to see how well Verizon performs with granular detail.
Verizon Plans
Compare Verizon wireless plans and pricing.
Verizon Unlimited Welcome
$65/mo
Monthly plan
Verizon
- Unlimited Datahigh-speed
- 10 GB Hotspot
- Unlimited Minutes
- Unlimited Texts
Verizon Unlimited Plus
$80/mo
Monthly plan
Verizon
- Unlimited Datahigh-speed
- 30 GB Hotspot
- Unlimited Minutes
- Unlimited Texts
Verizon Unlimited Ultimate
$90/mo
Monthly plan
Verizon
- Unlimited Datahigh-speed
- 200 GB Hotspot
- Unlimited Minutes
- Unlimited Texts
Verizon Network Details
Explore the technical foundation of Verizon's network, including supported wireless technologies, spectrum frequencies, and available bands. This detailed breakdown highlights the apabilities that power coverage, capacity, and performance, along with the specific spectrum ranges used to deliver service across different areas. Use this information to understand device compatibility, network reach, and how Verizon's infrastructure supports real-world speeds and reliability.
Technologies
LTE
5G NR
Frequencies
700 MHz
850 MHz
1.7 GHz
1.9 GHz
2.1 GHz
3.5 GHz
3.7 GHz
28 GHz
39 GHz
Bands
5G
n2
n5
n66
n77
n260
n261
4G
b2
b4
b5
b13
b48
b66
Verizon MCC-MNC Codes
Mobile Country Code (MCC) and Mobile Network Code (MNC) are unique identifiers assigned to mobile network operators. Together, they form the Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) identifier that your phone uses to identify and connect to Verizon's network. These codes are broadcast by cell towers and are used for network selection, roaming agreements, and regulatory compliance. This list contains the codes used by Verizon that are currently in active use.
| MCC | MNC | PLMN |
|---|---|---|
| 311 | 480 | 311-480 |
Verizon Autonomous System Numbers (ASN)
Autonomous Systems are groups of networks that participate in global internet routing. They are typically managed by companies, organizations, governments, or other entities. Each autonomous system is assigned a unique number that identifies them called an Autonomous System Number (ASN). When your phone connects to the internet, it's assigned an IP address that is managed by the autonomous system. The autonomous system then determines how that traffic is routed to and from the internet. Below are the autonomous systems used by Verizon for its cellular network.
AS6167
Verizon
AS22394
Verizon
Compare Verizon with Other Networks
Compare download speeds, upload performance, network latency, and reliability across major mobile carriers in the United States. See how Verizon stacks up against the competition.
The cards above allow you to compare Verizon with other major carriers in the United States. The table highlights how each provider performs based on download, upload, latency, and reliability metrics.
The following carriers are included in this comparison: T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T.
MVNOs using Verizon
These mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) rely on Verizon's network for coverage in the United States. Click on an MVNO to see more information.
About Verizon
Verizon is a major mobile network operator in the United States. Operating its own cellular network infrastructure including cell towers, spectrum licenses, and core network equipment. As an MNO, Verizon provides direct network access and is responsible for network quality and coverage expansion. It is owned by Verizon Communications Inc.. With approximately 146.1 million subscribers as of 2025, Verizon is considered a major carrier in the United States.
Frequently Asked Questions
How good is Verizon in the United States?
Verizon is a major mobile network operator in the United States offering 5G and 4G LTE coverage. Use our interactive map to check coverage quality at your specific location.
Where does Verizon offer 5G in the United States?
Yes, Verizon offers 5G coverage in select areas of the United States. Check our coverage map for specific 5G availability.
How does Verizon stack up against other carriers?
Compare Verizon with other carriers in your area using our coverage comparison tool. Visit the regional coverage pages to see detailed rankings and performance metrics for your area.
What is the reliability score?
The reliability score summarizes how dependable mobile performance is in the United States. It uses a 0.0 to 10.0 scale (higher is better) and is calculated from real-world speed test percentiles with weighted components: download (50%), latency (30%), and upload (20%). It evaluates the lower-end experience using the bottom 10%, 5%, and 1% percentiles when enough samples are available. If local speed testing is limited, a coverage-based fallback is used from signal quality distribution (great/good/poor).
Who owns the network behind Verizon?
Verizon operates its own network. The company is owned by Verizon Communications Inc..
How many subscribers does Verizon have?
Verizon has approximately 146.1 million subscribers as of 2025.
What do the performance metrics mean?
The performance metrics summarize median download speed, upload speed, and latency from crowdsourced tests on Verizon's network. Higher download/upload and lower latency indicate a faster, more responsive connection.
Why can parts of the coverage map look empty?
Coverage maps are built from crowdsourced tests, so areas with limited recent data can look incomplete. over 3.6 million tests for Verizon in the United States. Coverage improves as more tests are collected for Verizon.
How do I report incorrect data for Verizon?
Our coverage insights come from crowdsourced test data, so community feedback is a key part of improving accuracy. If you spot incorrect details for Verizon, send us a report and we will review and update the data as needed.
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