Verizon Home Internet Lite: Cell Phone Store Dealer Sales Guide (2025)
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Verizon Home Internet Lite: Quick Overview for Dealers
Detail | Information |
Launch Date | October 2025 (Available Now) |
Pricing | $25/month (limited-time with mobile plan), $60/month standalone |
Speeds | Up to 25 Mbps download (typical 10-25 Mbps) |
Data Cap | 150 GB at full speed, then reduced to 10 Mbps (unlimited data) |
Network | Verizon 5G/4G LTE network |
Price Guarantee | 3 years for $25/month rate (with mobile plan) |
Target Market | Rural/underserved areas, light internet users, budget-conscious customers |
Equipment | Free router included, simple self-setup |
Dealer Opportunity | New revenue stream, bundle with mobile plans, serve underserved customers |
Verizon has just launched Verizon Home Internet Lite, a game-changing affordable internet plan priced at just $25/month for customers with Verizon mobile service—and this represents a massive new revenue opportunity for cell phone store dealers. Unlike Verizon's premium 5G Home and LTE Home Internet offerings, Home Internet Lite targets underserved rural and suburban markets where customers have historically been stuck with expensive, unreliable DSL or satellite internet. For dealers, this means access to an entirely new customer segment: budget-conscious households, rural residents, light internet users, and customers who've been priced out of traditional broadband—all while earning commissions on both internet and mobile plan bundles.
Here's why Verizon Home Internet Lite matters for your dealership: First, the $25/month promotional price (with a Verizon mobile plan) undercuts satellite providers by $40+ per month, making it an easy sell to price-sensitive customers. Second, the plan includes a 3-year price guarantee, giving customers stability and reducing churn. Third, it expands Verizon's home internet footprint nationwide—meaning dealers in markets previously excluded from 5G Home or Fios can now sell home internet. Fourth, bundling Home Internet Lite with mobile plans creates sticky, high-value customers who are less likely to switch carriers. And fifth, the plan's simplicity (free router, self-setup, no contracts) makes it easy to sell and reduces support headaches.
This comprehensive dealer guide covers everything you need to know about selling Verizon Home Internet Lite: plan details and pricing structure, target customer profiles, how it compares to competitors, sales strategies and scripts, bundling tactics to maximize revenue, commission structure and dealer compensation, objection handling, technical specifications, eligibility and coverage, marketing approaches, and a complete 30-day action plan to ramp up Home Internet Lite sales in your store. Whether you're a Verizon authorized retailer, indirect agent, or premium dealer, this plan opens doors to customers you couldn't serve before—and creates recurring revenue streams that boost your bottom line month after month.
Verizon Home Internet Lite: Complete Plan Details for Dealers
Understanding every aspect of Verizon Home Internet Lite is critical for effective selling.
Pricing Structure:
1. Promotional Pricing (With Verizon Mobile Plan):
Price: $25/month (limited-time promotional offer)
Requirement: Customer must have any Verizon mobile phone plan
Price Guarantee: 3-year lock-in at $25/month rate
Savings: $40+ per month vs. satellite providers
Total 3-Year Savings: $1,440+ compared to satellite
2. Standalone Pricing (Without Mobile Plan):
Price: $60/month
No Mobile Requirement: Available to anyone in coverage area
Still Competitive: Lower than most satellite and rural DSL options
3. Verizon Forward Discount (Eligible Customers):
Price: As low as $20/month
Eligibility: Customers participating in federal assistance programs (SNAP, etc.)
Additional Savings: New York residents may qualify for NY Affordable Broadband Act discounts
Dealer Note: Always ask about Verizon Forward eligibility to maximize affordability
Speed and Performance Specifications:
Download Speeds:
Maximum: Up to 25 Mbps
Typical Range: 10-25 Mbps
Network: Verizon's 5G and 4G LTE network
Reliability: Backed by Verizon's award-winning network
Data Allowance:
Full-Speed Data: 150 GB per month at up to 25 Mbps
After 150 GB: Speeds reduced to up to 10 Mbps
Unlimited Data: No hard cap—service continues at reduced speed
Reset: Data allowance resets each billing cycle
What 150 GB Supports (Customer Education):
Activity | Usage per Month (150 GB) |
Email & Browsing | Unlimited (minimal data usage) |
Standard Definition Streaming | ~150 hours (5 hours/day) |
HD Streaming | ~50 hours (1.5 hours/day) |
Video Calls (Zoom, FaceTime) | ~200 hours |
Social Media | ~300 hours |
Music Streaming | ~1,000 hours |
Equipment and Setup:
Router:
Cost: Free (included with plan)
Type: Verizon-provided wireless router
Setup: Simple out-of-the-box self-installation
Support: Verizon technical support available
Installation Process:
Customer receives router via mail (2-5 business days)
Plug in router and power on
Follow simple setup instructions (5-10 minutes)
Connect devices to WiFi network
No technician visit required (saves customer $50-100)
Contract and Terms:
Contract: No annual contract required
Commitment: Month-to-month service
Price Guarantee: 3 years at $25/month (promotional rate with mobile plan)
Cancellation: Can cancel anytime without penalty
Router Return: Must return router if canceling service
Coverage and Availability:
Geographic Reach:
Nationwide: Available across the United States
Target Areas: Markets outside Verizon 5G Home and Fios footprint
Focus: Rural, suburban, and underserved communities
Exclusions: May not be available in areas with existing 5G Home coverage
Eligibility Check:
Visit verizon.com/home or use My Verizon app
Enter customer address to check availability
System shows which Verizon Home Internet products are available
Dealer systems also show eligibility during quote process
Target Customer Profiles for Verizon Home Internet Lite
Knowing who to sell Verizon Home Internet Lite to maximizes your success rate.
Ideal Customer Profile 1: Rural and Underserved Residents
Characteristics:
Live in rural or suburban areas without fiber or cable access
Currently using DSL (slow, unreliable) or satellite (expensive, high latency)
Frustrated with limited internet options
Need reliable internet for work-from-home, school, or daily use
Pain Points:
Satellite internet costs $60-80/month with data caps and weather issues
DSL speeds are 1-10 Mbps (too slow for modern needs)
No access to cable or fiber providers
High latency makes video calls and gaming impossible
Why Home Internet Lite Wins:
$25/month = $40+ savings vs. satellite
25 Mbps = 2-25x faster than DSL
Lower latency than satellite (better for video calls)
No weather-related outages
Backed by Verizon's reliable network
Sales Approach:
"I know internet options are limited out here. Most folks are stuck paying $60-80 for slow satellite or dealing with DSL that barely works. Verizon just launched Home Internet Lite at $25 a month—that's half what you're paying now, and you'll get up to 25 Mbps, which is way faster. It runs on Verizon's network, so it's reliable, and there's no weather issues like satellite. Want me to check if it's available at your address?"
Ideal Customer Profile 2: Budget-Conscious Households
Characteristics:
Price-sensitive, looking for cheapest reliable option
Light internet users (email, browsing, occasional streaming)
Don't need ultra-fast speeds
May qualify for federal assistance programs (Verizon Forward)
Single-person households or seniors
Pain Points:
Paying $50-80/month for internet they don't fully utilize
Can't afford traditional broadband prices
Need basic internet for essential tasks only
Fixed income limits spending flexibility
Why Home Internet Lite Wins:
$25/month is most affordable option in market
25 Mbps is plenty for light usage
150 GB supports typical light user needs
3-year price guarantee = predictable budget
Verizon Forward discount can reduce to $20/month
Sales Approach:
"If you're just using internet for email, browsing, and some streaming, you're probably overpaying. Verizon's new Home Internet Lite is only $25 a month—way cheaper than what most people pay. You get 25 Mbps, which is perfect for what you're doing, and the price is locked in for 3 years. Plus, if you qualify for Verizon Forward, it could be as low as $20. Let me check your eligibility."
Ideal Customer Profile 3: Verizon Mobile Customers Without Home Internet
Characteristics:
Already have Verizon mobile service
Currently have no home internet or using mobile hotspot
Live in areas where Verizon 5G Home isn't available
Want to consolidate services with one provider
Pain Points:
Using phone hotspot for home internet (drains battery, limited data)
No reliable home WiFi for multiple devices
Kids need internet for school, but no affordable option
Want bundle savings but 5G Home not available
Why Home Internet Lite Wins:
Already Verizon mobile customers = automatic $25/month rate
Dedicated home internet (no more hotspot drain)
One bill, one provider for mobile and internet
Free router and simple setup
Sales Approach:
"Since you're already with Verizon for your phone, you qualify for Home Internet Lite at just $25 a month. That's way better than using your phone's hotspot—you'll have dedicated WiFi at home, and it won't drain your phone battery or eat into your mobile data. Plus, you'll have one bill for everything. Let me add it to your account right now."
Ideal Customer Profile 4: Work-From-Home and Remote Workers
Characteristics:
Work remotely full-time or hybrid
Need reliable internet for video calls, email, cloud apps
Live in rural/suburban areas with limited options
Don't need ultra-fast speeds (not downloading large files)
Pain Points:
Current internet is unreliable (drops during calls)
Satellite has high latency (video calls lag/freeze)
DSL is too slow for video conferencing
Employer requires stable internet connection
Why Home Internet Lite Wins:
25 Mbps supports video calls and cloud apps
Lower latency than satellite (better for real-time communication)
Reliable Verizon network (less downtime)
Affordable for home office expense
Sales Approach:
"Working from home, you need internet you can count on. Home Internet Lite gives you up to 25 Mbps, which is perfect for video calls, email, and cloud apps. It's way more reliable than satellite—no lag or freezing on calls—and it's only $25 a month. That's a business expense you can easily justify, and it'll make your workday so much smoother."
Ideal Customer Profile 5: Families with School-Age Children
Characteristics:
Kids need internet for homework and online learning
Multiple devices in household (laptops, tablets, phones)
Budget-conscious but need reliable connectivity
Live in areas without fiber/cable access
Pain Points:
Kids struggling with homework due to slow/unreliable internet
Can't afford $60-80/month for traditional broadband
School requires internet access for assignments
Multiple kids competing for limited bandwidth
Why Home Internet Lite Wins:
25 Mbps supports multiple devices for homework/learning
$25/month fits family budget
150 GB covers typical school usage
Reliable connection for online classes
Sales Approach:
"I know kids need internet for school these days. Home Internet Lite is perfect for families—25 Mbps handles homework, online classes, and research for multiple kids. At $25 a month, it's affordable for family budgets, and you get 150 GB, which is plenty for school use. Your kids will have the internet they need to succeed."
Ideal Customer Profile 6: Seniors and Fixed-Income Customers
Characteristics:
Seniors on fixed income (Social Security, pension)
Light internet users (email, news, video calls with family)
Price-sensitive, need affordable option
May qualify for federal assistance programs
Pain Points:
Limited budget for internet service
Paying too much for speeds they don't need
Want to stay connected with family via video calls
Confused by complicated internet plans
Why Home Internet Lite Wins:
$25/month (or $20 with Verizon Forward) fits fixed budget
Simple, straightforward plan (no confusing tiers)
25 Mbps perfect for video calls with grandkids
Easy self-setup (no waiting for technician)
Sales Approach:
"This plan is perfect for staying connected with family. You can do video calls with your grandkids, check email, read the news—all for just $25 a month. If you're on Social Security or other assistance, you might qualify for $20 a month. It's simple to set up, and the price won't change for 3 years, so you can budget for it."
Verizon Home Internet Lite vs. Competitors: Dealer Talking Points
Position Verizon Home Internet Lite against competitors to win sales.
Verizon Home Internet Lite vs. Satellite Internet (HughesNet, Viasat):
Factor | Verizon Home Internet Lite | Satellite Internet |
Price | $25/month (with mobile plan) | $60-80/month |
Speeds | Up to 25 Mbps | 12-25 Mbps (advertised, often slower) |
Data Cap | 150 GB at full speed, then 10 Mbps (unlimited) | 15-40 GB hard cap, then $10/GB overage |
Latency | Low (cellular network) | High (500-800ms - unusable for video calls/gaming) |
Weather Impact | None | Outages during rain, snow, storms |
Setup | Free router, self-install | $100-300 equipment + professional install |
Contract | No contract | 2-year contract typically required |
Dealer Talking Points:
"Satellite internet costs $60-80 a month, has tiny data caps, and goes out every time it rains. Home Internet Lite is $25, gives you 150 GB at full speed, and runs on Verizon's reliable network—no weather issues. You'll save $40+ every month and actually have internet you can count on."
Verizon Home Internet Lite vs. DSL (AT&T, CenturyLink, Frontier):
Factor | Verizon Home Internet Lite | Rural DSL |
Price | $25/month | $40-60/month |
Speeds | Up to 25 Mbps | 1-10 Mbps (often much slower) |
Reliability | Verizon's award-winning network | Aging copper lines, frequent outages |
Setup | Free router, self-install | Technician visit required ($50-100) |
Technology | Modern 5G/4G LTE | Outdated copper phone lines |
Dealer Talking Points:
"DSL is old technology running on phone lines from the 1960s. You're lucky if you get 5 Mbps, and it goes out constantly. Home Internet Lite gives you up to 25 Mbps on Verizon's modern network for only $25 a month. That's faster, more reliable, and cheaper than DSL."
Verizon Home Internet Lite vs. T-Mobile Home Internet:
Factor | Verizon Home Internet Lite | T-Mobile Home Internet |
Price | $25/month (with mobile), $60 standalone | $50/month (with mobile), $60 standalone |
Speeds | Up to 25 Mbps | 33-182 Mbps (variable, deprioritized) |
Data Cap | 150 GB at full speed, then 10 Mbps | Unlimited (but deprioritized during congestion) |
Price Guarantee | 3 years at $25/month | Price lock as long as customer keeps plan |
Network | Verizon (most reliable in rural areas) | T-Mobile (weaker rural coverage) |
Dealer Talking Points:
"T-Mobile's home internet is $50 a month, and their rural coverage isn't as strong as Verizon's. Home Internet Lite is only $25 if you have Verizon mobile, and you're on the most reliable network. If you're in a rural area, Verizon's coverage is going to be way better than T-Mobile."
Verizon Home Internet Lite vs. Verizon 5G Home Internet:
Factor | Home Internet Lite | 5G Home Internet |
Price | $25/month (with mobile) | $35-60/month (with mobile) |
Speeds | Up to 25 Mbps | 85-1,000+ Mbps |
Data Cap | 150 GB at full speed | Unlimited (no cap) |
Availability | Nationwide (rural/underserved areas) | Limited to select cities with 5G Ultra Wideband |
Target Market | Light users, budget-conscious, rural | Heavy users, urban/suburban, high-speed needs |
Dealer Talking Points:
"If 5G Home is available at your address, that's the better option if you need faster speeds and unlimited data. But if you're outside the 5G Home coverage area, Home Internet Lite is your best choice—it's only $25 a month and gives you reliable internet where you couldn't get it before."
When to Recommend Each Verizon Home Internet Product:
Fios: Available in dense urban areas, fastest speeds (300-940 Mbps), $50-90/month, fiber-to-home
5G Home: Available in select cities with 5G Ultra Wideband, 85-1,000+ Mbps, $35-60/month, unlimited data, heavy users
LTE Home: Rural areas, 25-50 Mbps, $40-60/month, unlimited data, moderate users
Home Internet Lite: Underserved areas, up to 25 Mbps, $25/month, 150 GB, light users, budget-conscious
Sales Strategies for Verizon Home Internet Lite
Maximize your Verizon Home Internet Lite sales with these proven tactics.
Strategy 1: Bundle with Mobile Plans (Highest Success Rate)
Why Bundling Works:
Customer automatically qualifies for $25/month rate
Creates sticky, high-value customer (less likely to churn)
Increases total customer lifetime value
Easier to sell two services together than separately
One bill simplifies customer experience
Bundling Scenarios:
Scenario 1: New Mobile Customer Activation
"Great! I'm getting you set up with the Unlimited Plus plan at $80 a month. Quick question—do you have home internet? [Customer responds] Perfect! Since you're getting Verizon mobile, you qualify for Home Internet Lite at just $25 a month. That's way cheaper than what most people pay, and you'll have WiFi at home for all your devices. Let me check if it's available at your address... [Check eligibility] You're good to go! Want me to add it? It's only $25, and your first router is free."
Scenario 2: Existing Mobile Customer Upgrade/Renewal
"I see you've been with Verizon for 3 years—thanks for your loyalty! While I'm updating your plan, let me ask: are you happy with your home internet? [Customer responds] Well, Verizon just launched Home Internet Lite at $25 a month for mobile customers like you. It's way more affordable than most options, and since you're already with us, adding it is super easy. Let me check your address... [Check] You qualify! Want to add it and save some money?"
Scenario 3: Family Plan Addition
"So you're adding a line for your daughter—awesome. That brings your total to $150 a month for three lines. Here's something that'll help: Home Internet Lite is only $25 a month for Verizon customers. If your daughter needs WiFi for homework or you want to stop using your phone's hotspot at home, this is perfect. It's basically the cost of a couple coffees, and you'll have dedicated home internet. Want me to add it?"
Strategy 2: Target Existing Verizon Mobile Customers (Low-Hanging Fruit)
Proactive Outreach:
Review your customer database for Verizon mobile customers without home internet
Send targeted text/email campaigns about Home Internet Lite
Call customers during slow periods to offer the service
Mention it during every in-store interaction
Text Message Template:
"Hi [Name], it's [Your Name] from [Store Name]. Great news! As a Verizon mobile customer, you now qualify for Home Internet Lite at just $25/month. That's way cheaper than most internet options. Want me to check if it's available at your address? Reply YES and I'll look it up for you!"
Email Template:
Subject: You Qualify for $25/Month Home Internet! "Hi [Name], As a valued Verizon mobile customer, you now qualify for Verizon Home Internet Lite at just $25 per month—that's $40+ less than most internet providers! What You Get: ✅ Up to 25 Mbps speed ✅ 150 GB data at full speed ✅ Free router included ✅ Easy self-setup ✅ 3-year price guarantee Perfect for email, browsing, streaming, and video calls. No contract required. Stop by [Store Name] or call me at (555) 123-4567 to check availability and get started! Best, [Your Name]"
Strategy 3: Lead with Price (Overcome Sticker Shock)
Why Price-First Works:
$25/month is shockingly affordable (gets attention)
Customers expect to pay $50-80 for internet
Price creates immediate interest and urgency
Positions you as helping customer save money
Price-First Script:
"Can I show you something that'll save you money? Verizon just launched home internet for $25 a month. Most people pay $60-80, so this is a huge deal. It's up to 25 Mbps, which is perfect for most households, and you get 150 GB of data. If you have Verizon mobile—or if you're thinking about switching—you qualify for the $25 rate. Want me to check if it's available at your house?"
Strategy 4: Address Coverage Gaps (Underserved Markets)
Identify Underserved Areas:
Rural communities without cable/fiber
Suburban areas with only DSL or satellite
Customers who mention poor internet options
Areas outside Verizon 5G Home footprint
Coverage Gap Script:
"I know internet options are really limited out here. Most folks are stuck with slow DSL or expensive satellite. Verizon just launched Home Internet Lite specifically for areas like yours—it's $25 a month, runs on our cellular network, and gives you up to 25 Mbps. That's way faster and more reliable than what you probably have now. Let me check your address and see if we can get you set up."
Strategy 5: Educate on Data Usage (Overcome 150 GB Concern)
Common Objection: "Is 150 GB enough?"
Response:
"Great question! 150 GB is actually plenty for most people. Here's what it covers: unlimited email and browsing, about 5 hours of streaming per day in standard definition, tons of video calls, and all your social media. If you're not streaming 4K movies all day or downloading huge files, you'll be totally fine. And even if you go over, your internet doesn't shut off—it just slows to 10 Mbps, which still works for most things. Plus, it resets every month."
Visual Aid (Show Customer):
Activity | 150 GB Supports |
Email & Web Browsing | Unlimited |
Netflix (SD) | 150 hours (5 hrs/day) |
Zoom Calls | 200 hours |
Social Media | 300 hours |
Music Streaming | 1,000 hours |
Strategy 6: Leverage Verizon Forward (Maximize Affordability)
Verizon Forward Eligibility:
Customers on federal assistance programs (SNAP, Medicaid, SSI, etc.)
Reduces Home Internet Lite to as low as $20/month
Additional discounts in some states (NY Affordable Broadband Act)
Verizon Forward Script:
"One more thing—if you're on any federal assistance programs like SNAP, Medicaid, or SSI, you might qualify for Verizon Forward, which brings the price down to $20 a month. That's the most affordable internet you'll find anywhere. Let me check if you qualify... [Check eligibility] You do! So instead of $25, you'll pay $20. That's an incredible deal."
Strategy 7: In-Store Signage and Promotion
Effective Signage:
Window Poster: "NEW! Verizon Home Internet - $25/Month"
Counter Sign: "Ask About $25 Home Internet!"
Shelf Talker: "Bundle & Save: Mobile + Home Internet = $25/mo"
Digital Display: Rotating slides showing Home Internet Lite benefits
Strategy 8: Overcome "I'll Think About It" Objection
Objection: "Let me think about it / I need to talk to my spouse."
Response:
"Totally understand! Here's what I'll do: let me check if it's available at your address right now, so you have all the info when you talk it over. [Check availability] Great, you're eligible! Here's a quick summary: $25 a month, up to 25 Mbps, 150 GB data, free router, no contract. The price is locked in for 3 years, so you won't see surprise increases. When you're ready, just give me a call or stop back in—I'll have everything ready to go. Sound good?"
Follow-Up Text (Next Day):
"Hi [Name], it's [Your Name] from [Store]. Just wanted to follow up on the Home Internet Lite we talked about yesterday. I confirmed it's available at your address, and I can get you set up in 5 minutes whenever you're ready. At $25/month, it's a no-brainer! Let me know if you have any questions. 😊"
Objection Handling for Verizon Home Internet Lite Sales
Overcome common objections to close more Verizon Home Internet Lite sales.
Objection 1: "Is 25 Mbps fast enough?"
Response:
"Great question! 25 Mbps is perfect for most households. It handles email, web browsing, video calls, and streaming without any issues. You can stream Netflix in HD, do Zoom calls, and have multiple devices connected at once. Now, if you're downloading huge files or streaming 4K on multiple TVs at the same time, you might want faster speeds—but for typical use, 25 Mbps is more than enough. What do you mainly use internet for? [Listen] Yeah, 25 Mbps will handle that no problem."
Objection 2: "What happens when I hit 150 GB?"
Response:
"After 150 GB, your speed drops to 10 Mbps for the rest of the month—but your internet doesn't shut off. 10 Mbps still works fine for email, browsing, and even streaming in standard definition. Most people never hit 150 GB unless they're streaming 4K all day. And it resets every month, so you start fresh. Think of it like this: you get full speed for your normal use, and if you go over, you still have internet—it's just a bit slower. No overage fees, no surprise charges."
Objection 3: "I don't have Verizon mobile, so it's $60/month—that's not a deal."
Response:
"You're right—standalone it's $60, which is the same as a lot of other options. But here's the thing: if you bundle it with Verizon mobile, it drops to $25. So if you're thinking about switching carriers anyway, or if you're unhappy with your current provider, this is a great opportunity to save on both. Let me show you our mobile plans... [Show plans] If you switch to Verizon Unlimited for $80 and add Home Internet Lite for $25, your total is $105 for mobile and internet. Compare that to paying $60-80 for internet alone plus whatever you're paying for mobile—you'll save money and have everything with one reliable provider."
Objection 4: "I'm already paying $50 for internet—why switch?"
Response:
"If you're happy with what you have, that's great! Buthere's what makes Home Internet Lite worth considering: you'll save $25 a month, which is $300 a year. Over 3 years, that's $900 in your pocket. Plus, Verizon's network is super reliable, and the price is locked in for 3 years—no surprise increases. If you're getting similar speeds now and paying $50, switching to $25 is basically free money. Want me to check if it's available at your address? Worst case, you stick with what you have. Best case, you save $300 a year."
Objection 5: "I need faster speeds for gaming/streaming."
Response:
"Totally understand—if you're a heavy gamer or streaming 4K on multiple devices, Home Internet Lite might not be the best fit. Let me check if Verizon 5G Home is available at your address... [Check] [If available] Great! 5G Home gives you 85-1,000+ Mbps with unlimited data for $35-60 a month. That's way better for gaming and heavy streaming. [If not available] Unfortunately, 5G Home isn't available yet in your area, but you might want to look at our LTE Home option, which offers 25-50 Mbps. Or, if you're willing to work with 25 Mbps and manage your data, Home Internet Lite at $25 is still a solid budget option."
Objection 6: "I've heard cellular internet is unreliable."
Response:
"That's a fair concern, but Verizon's network is different. We've been rated the most reliable network for years, and Home Internet Lite runs on the same network your phone uses. If you get good Verizon signal at your house, the internet will be reliable. Plus, it's way more reliable than satellite—no weather outages—and more consistent than old DSL lines. The best part? There's no contract, so if you try it and it doesn't work well, you can cancel anytime. But most customers are really happy with it, especially compared to what they had before."
Objection 7: "I don't want to deal with setup."
Response:
"Setup is super easy—way easier than traditional internet. The router comes in the mail, you plug it in, follow the simple instructions, and you're online in 5-10 minutes. No waiting for a technician, no drilling holes, no complicated installation. If you can plug in a lamp, you can set this up. And if you have any trouble, Verizon's tech support is available 24/7 to walk you through it. Most people are surprised how simple it is."
Objection 8: "What if I move?"
Response:
"Great question! Since there's no contract, you can cancel anytime without penalty. If you move and Home Internet Lite is available at your new address, you just take the router with you and update your address—super easy. If it's not available at your new place, you cancel, return the router, and that's it. No early termination fees, no hassle. It's one of the most flexible internet options out there."
Objection 9: "I'll just use my phone's hotspot."
Response:
"I get it—hotspot works in a pinch. But here's the problem: it drains your phone battery like crazy, it eats into your mobile data, and it's not great for multiple devices. Home Internet Lite gives you dedicated WiFi at home for $25 a month—your phone stays charged, you don't touch your mobile data, and everyone in the house can connect their devices. Plus, you get 150 GB just for home internet, separate from your phone. For $25, it's worth having real home WiFi instead of constantly using your hotspot."
Objection 10: "I need to check with my spouse/family first."
Response:
"Absolutely—smart to talk it over! Here's what I'll do: let me give you a quick summary sheet with all the details, and I'll check availability at your address so you have everything you need for the conversation. [Check and provide info] Here you go: $25 a month, up to 25 Mbps, 150 GB data, free router, no contract, 3-year price lock. When you're ready, just give me a call at (555) 123-4567 or stop back in. I can get you set up in 5 minutes. Sound good?"
Commission Structure and Dealer Compensation for Verizon Home Internet Lite
Understanding the compensation for Verizon Home Internet Lite helps you prioritize sales efforts.
Typical Commission Structure (Varies by Dealer Agreement):
1. Activation Commission:
Range: $25-75 per activation (varies by dealer tier and agreement)
Payment: Paid upon successful activation and first bill payment
Clawback Period: Typically 90-180 days (commission reversed if customer cancels early)
2. Residual/Recurring Commission (If Applicable):
Range: $2-5 per month per active line (not all dealers receive residuals)
Duration: As long as customer maintains service
Benefit: Creates passive income stream from active customer base
3. Bundle Bonuses:
Mobile + Home Internet: Additional $10-25 bonus for bundled activation
Multi-Line Bundles: Higher bonuses for activating multiple mobile lines + home internet
Spiff Programs: Temporary promotional bonuses during launch periods
Revenue Calculation Examples:
Example 1: Single Home Internet Lite Activation
Activation Commission: $50 Monthly Residual: $3/month Customer Lifetime (24 months avg): $3 × 24 = $72 Total Dealer Revenue: $50 + $72 = $122 over 2 years
Example 2: Mobile + Home Internet Bundle
Mobile Activation Commission: $100 Home Internet Activation: $50 Bundle Bonus: $25 Mobile Residual: $5/month × 24 = $120 Home Internet Residual: $3/month × 24 = $72 Total Dealer Revenue: $100 + $50 + $25 + $120 + $72 = $367 over 2 years
Example 3: Family Plan (3 Lines) + Home Internet
3 Mobile Lines: $100 × 3 = $300 Home Internet: $50 Bundle Bonus: $25 Mobile Residuals: $5 × 3 × 24 = $360 Home Internet Residual: $3 × 24 = $72 Total Dealer Revenue: $300 + $50 + $25 + $360 + $72 = $807 over 2 years
Monthly Revenue Potential:
Conservative Scenario (5 Home Internet Lite Sales/Month):
Activation Commissions: 5 × $50 = $250/month
Residuals (Growing Base): $50-150/month (as customer base grows)
Total Monthly Revenue: $300-400/month
Annual Revenue: $3,600-4,800/year
Aggressive Scenario (20 Home Internet Lite Sales/Month):
Activation Commissions: 20 × $50 = $1,000/month
Residuals (Growing Base): $200-600/month
Total Monthly Revenue: $1,200-1,600/month
Annual Revenue: $14,400-19,200/year
Why Home Internet Lite is Worth Selling:
Low Effort, High Value: Takes 5-10 minutes to add to mobile sale
Increases Customer Lifetime Value: Bundled customers stay longer
Reduces Churn: Customers with multiple services less likely to leave
Recurring Revenue: Residuals create passive income stream
Competitive Advantage: Offer customers can't get from competitors
Marketing Tactics for Verizon Home Internet Lite
Promote Verizon Home Internet Lite effectively to drive sales.
In-Store Marketing:
1. Window Displays:
Large Banner: "NEW! Verizon Home Internet - Just $25/Month"
Bullet Points: "Up to 25 Mbps • Free Router • No Contract • 3-Year Price Lock"
Call-to-Action: "Ask Inside for Details!"
2. Counter/Point-of-Sale Materials:
Table tents with Home Internet Lite details
Brochures/flyers customers can take home
Comparison charts (vs. satellite, DSL, cable)
QR code linking to Verizon's Home Internet Lite page
3. Staff Training Materials:
Quick reference cards with key talking points
Objection handling cheat sheets
Coverage map showing eligible areas
Sales scripts laminated for easy reference
Digital Marketing:
1. Social Media Posts:
Facebook/Instagram Post:
"🚨 BIG NEWS! Verizon Home Internet is now just $25/month! 🚨 ✅ Up to 25 Mbps speed ✅ 150 GB data ✅ FREE router included ✅ No contract ✅ 3-year price guarantee Perfect for rural areas, budget-conscious families, and anyone tired of overpriced internet! 💰 Stop by [Store Name] or call (555) 123-4567 to check if it's available at your address! #VerizonHomeInternet #AffordableInternet #RuralInternet #SaveMoney"
2. Email Campaigns:
Subject Line: "You Qualify for $25/Month Home Internet!"
Email Body:
"Hi [Name], Exciting news! Verizon just launched Home Internet Lite at an unbeatable price: $25 per month for Verizon mobile customers. What You Get: • Up to 25 Mbps download speed • 150 GB data at full speed • Free router (no equipment fees!) • Easy self-setup • No annual contract • 3-year price lock (no surprise increases) Perfect For: • Rural/suburban areas with limited options • Light to moderate internet users • Families on a budget • Anyone paying too much for internet How to Get Started: 1. Stop by [Store Name] at [Address] 2. Call us at (555) 123-4567 3. Reply to this email We'll check availability at your address and get you set up in minutes! Don't miss out on this incredible deal! Best regards, [Your Name] [Store Name]"
3. Text Message Campaigns:
"🎉 NEW! Verizon Home Internet Lite - just $25/mo! Up to 25 Mbps, free router, no contract. Perfect for Verizon mobile customers. Stop by [Store Name] or call (555) 123-4567 to check availability. Reply STOP to opt out."
4. Google My Business Posts:
"Verizon Home Internet Lite Now Available! Just $25/month for Verizon mobile customers. Up to 25 Mbps, 150 GB data, free router, no contract. Perfect for rural areas and budget-conscious households. Call (555) 123-4567 or visit us to check availability!"
Community Outreach:
1. Local Events:
Set up booth at farmers markets, fairs, community events
Offer on-site eligibility checks with tablet/laptop
Distribute flyers and promotional materials
Collect contact info for follow-up
2. Partnership with Local Organizations:
Senior centers (target fixed-income seniors)
Schools (target families with students)
Libraries (reach underserved communities)
Community centers (general outreach)
3. Door-to-Door/Direct Mail (Rural Areas):
Target rural neighborhoods without cable/fiber
Leave door hangers with Home Internet Lite info
Include QR code for easy eligibility check
Offer limited-time signup bonus
Referral Programs:
Customer Referral Incentive:
"Love your Verizon Home Internet Lite? Refer a friend and you both get a $25 gift card! Just have them mention your name when they sign up at [Store Name]."
Staff Incentive Program:
Spiff: $10-20 bonus per Home Internet Lite sale
Contest: Top seller each month wins $100 bonus
Team Goal: Hit 20 sales/month, entire team gets pizza party/bonus
30-Day Action Plan: Maximize Verizon Home Internet Lite Sales
Follow this plan to ramp up Verizon Home Internet Lite sales in your store.
Week 1: Training and Preparation
Day 1-2: Product Knowledge
☐ Review all Home Internet Lite plan details (pricing, speeds, data, terms)
☐ Understand eligibility requirements and coverage areas
☐ Learn how to check availability in dealer portal
☐ Study competitive comparison (vs. satellite, DSL, T-Mobile)
☐ Memorize key talking points and benefits
Day 3-4: Sales Training
☐ Practice sales scripts with team (role-play scenarios)
☐ Review objection handling responses
☐ Learn bundling strategies (mobile + internet)
☐ Understand commission structure and incentives
☐ Create quick reference cards for staff
Day 5-7: Marketing Setup
☐ Order/create window displays and signage
☐ Print counter materials (table tents, brochures)
☐ Set up digital marketing (social media posts, email templates)
☐ Update Google My Business with Home Internet Lite info
☐ Prepare customer database for outreach campaigns
Week 2: Soft Launch and Testing
Day 8-10: Existing Customer Outreach
☐ Identify 50-100 Verizon mobile customers without home internet
☐ Send personalized text messages about $25/month offer
☐ Follow up with phone calls to interested customers
☐ Track responses and conversion rates
☐ Refine messaging based on feedback
Day 11-12: In-Store Promotion
☐ Install window displays and signage
☐ Brief all staff on promotion and sales approach
☐ Mention Home Internet Lite to every customer interaction
☐ Track number of conversations and conversions
☐ Identify common questions and objections
Day 13-14: Bundling Focus
☐ Offer Home Internet Lite to every new mobile activation
☐ Promote bundle savings ($25 internet + mobile plan)
☐ Target mobile upgrades/renewals for add-on sales
☐ Track bundle conversion rate
☐ Celebrate first 5-10 sales with team
Week 3: Full Launch and Optimization
Day 15-17: Email Campaign
☐ Send email blast to entire customer database
☐ Highlight $25/month pricing and 3-year price lock
☐ Include clear call-to-action (call, visit, reply)
☐ Track open rates, click rates, and responses
☐ Follow up with interested customers within 24 hours
Day 18-19: Social Media Push
☐ Post about Home Internet Lite on Facebook, Instagram
☐ Share customer testimonials (if available)
☐ Run targeted ads to local rural/suburban areas
☐ Engage with comments and questions immediately
☐ Boost top-performing posts
Day 20-21: Community Outreach
☐ Visit local senior center or community organization
☐ Distribute flyers and promotional materials
☐ Offer on-site eligibility checks
☐ Collect contact info for follow-up
☐ Schedule appointments for interested prospects
Week 4: Scale and Refine
Day 22-24: Referral Program Launch
☐ Announce customer referral program ($25 gift card incentive)
☐ Ask existing Home Internet Lite customers for referrals
☐ Provide referral cards customers can share
☐ Track referral sources and conversions
☐ Reward successful referrals immediately
Day 25-27: Performance Analysis
☐ Review total Home Internet Lite sales for month
☐ Calculate conversion rates by channel (in-store, email, social, etc.)
☐ Identify top-performing sales tactics
☐ Analyze common objections and refine responses
☐ Recognize top-performing staff members
Day 28-30: Planning Next Month
☐ Set sales goals for next 30 days (10-20% increase)
☐ Plan ongoing marketing campaigns
☐ Schedule team training refresher
☐ Identify new customer segments to target
☐ Optimize processes based on lessons learned
30-Day Success Metrics:
Metric | Conservative Goal | Aggressive Goal |
Total Sales | 10-15 | 20-30 |
Bundle Rate | 40% | 60% |
Conversion Rate | 15% | 25% |
Revenue Generated | $500-750 | $1,000-1,500 |
Customer Satisfaction | 90%+ | 95%+ |
Dealer Tips and Best Practices for Verizon Home Internet Lite
Maximize your success with these proven tips for selling Verizon Home Internet Lite.
Tip 1: Always Check Availability First
Don't assume—verify eligibility before pitching
Use dealer portal or Verizon website to check address
If not available, offer alternative (5G Home, LTE Home)
Set customer expectations upfront
Tip 2: Lead with Price, Follow with Value
$25/month grabs attention immediately
Then explain what they get for that price
Emphasize 3-year price lock (no surprise increases)
Compare to what they're currently paying
Tip 3: Bundle Every Time
Always offer Home Internet Lite with mobile activations
Position as "completing the package"
Highlight one bill, one provider convenience
Bundle increases customer lifetime value and reduces churn
Tip 4: Educate on Data Usage
Proactively address 150 GB concern
Show visual chart of what 150 GB supports
Explain that internet doesn't shut off after 150 GB
Position as "plenty for most households"
Tip 5: Emphasize No Contract
No risk—try it and cancel if not satisfied
Flexibility for customers who move frequently
Reduces commitment anxiety
Differentiates from satellite (2-year contracts)
Tip 6: Target Rural and Underserved Areas
These customers have limited options and high pain
Home Internet Lite solves real problem (affordable, reliable internet)
Less price sensitivity when alternatives are worse
Word-of-mouth spreads quickly in rural communities
Tip 7: Use Customer Success Stories
Share testimonials from happy customers
"Mrs. Johnson was paying $75 for satellite—now she pays $25 and loves it"
Real stories build trust and credibility
Ask satisfied customers for permission to share their experience
Tip 8: Follow Up Relentlessly
If customer says "I'll think about it," follow up next day
Send text reminder with key details
Offer to answer any questions
Persistence pays off—many sales happen on follow-up
Tip 9: Train Staff Thoroughly
Every team member should know Home Internet Lite inside-out
Role-play common scenarios and objections
Provide quick reference materials
Incentivize sales with spiffs or contests
Tip 10: Track and Optimize
Monitor which tactics drive most sales
Track conversion rates by channel
Identify and address common objections
Double down on what works, eliminate what doesn't
Technical Specifications and FAQs for Verizon Home Internet Lite
Detailed technical information about Verizon Home Internet Lite for dealer reference.
Network and Technology:
Network: Verizon 5G and 4G LTE
Technology: Fixed wireless access (FWA)
Frequency Bands: Utilizes Verizon's cellular spectrum
Latency: Lower than satellite (typically 20-50ms vs. 500-800ms)
Coverage: Nationwide where Verizon has cellular coverage
Router Specifications:
Type: Verizon-provided wireless router with built-in cellular modem
WiFi Standard: WiFi 5 (802.11ac) or WiFi 6 (varies by model)
WiFi Bands: Dual-band (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz)
Ethernet Ports: Multiple ports for wired connections
Device Capacity: Supports 20-30+ connected devices
Performance Expectations:
Download Speed: Up to 25 Mbps (typical 10-25 Mbps)
Upload Speed: Typically 3-10 Mbps
Variability: Speeds vary based on network congestion, location, signal strength
Peak Hours: May experience slower speeds during evening peak usage
Data Management:
Monthly Allowance: 150 GB at full speed (up to 25 Mbps)
After 150 GB: Speeds reduced to up to 10 Mbps for remainder of billing cycle
No Hard Cap: Service continues at reduced speed (not shut off)
Data Reset: Allowance resets on billing cycle date each month
Data Monitoring: Customers can track usage via My Verizon app
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Can I use my own router?
A: No, you must use the Verizon-provided router because it contains the cellular modem required to connect to Verizon's network. However, you can connect your own WiFi router to the Verizon router via Ethernet if you prefer your own WiFi network.
Q: What happens if I exceed 150 GB?
A: Your speeds are reduced to up to 10 Mbps for the rest of your billing cycle. Service continues—it doesn't shut off. There are no overage charges. Your full-speed allowance resets at the start of your next billing cycle.
Q: Can I upgrade to unlimited data?
A: Home Internet Lite does not offer an unlimited upgrade option. If you need unlimited data, consider Verizon 5G Home Internet (if available in your area) or LTE Home Internet, both of which offer unlimited data.
Q: Does weather affect Home Internet Lite?
A: Unlike satellite internet, Home Internet Lite runs on Verizon's cellular network and is not affected by rain, snow, or storms. However, extreme weather that damages cell towers could impact service (rare).
Q: Can I take the router with me when I travel?
A: No, Home Internet Lite is designed for use at your registered service address only. The router is geo-locked and will not work at other locations. If you move, you must update your service address.
Q: How long does setup take?
A: Most customers complete setup in 5-10 minutes. Simply plug in the router, wait for it to connect to Verizon's network (indicated by lights), and connect your devices to the WiFi network using the credentials on the router label.
Q: What if I have poor cellular signal at my house?
A: Home Internet Lite requires adequate Verizon cellular signal to function properly. If you have poor Verizon signal at your location, Home Internet Lite may not perform well. Check eligibility carefully and consider signal strength before recommending to customers.
Q: Can I use VoIP phone service with Home Internet Lite?
A: Yes, 25 Mbps is sufficient for VoIP phone service. However, if you exceed your 150 GB data allowance and speeds drop to 10 Mbps, VoIP quality may be affected during peak usage times.
Q: Is there a data rollover option?
A: No, unused data does not roll over to the next month. Your 150 GB allowance resets at the beginning of each billing cycle regardless of how much you used the previous month.
Q: Can I pause or suspend service temporarily?
A: Verizon may offer seasonal suspension options for customers who only need service part of the year (e.g., vacation homes). Contact Verizon customer service for details on suspension policies and fees.
Q: What's the return policy if I'm not satisfied?
A: Verizon typically offers a 30-day return/cancellation period. Customers can cancel within 30 days and return the router for a full refund. Check current Verizon policies for specific terms.
Q: Does Home Internet Lite support gaming?
A: Home Internet Lite can support casual gaming, but serious gamers may find 25 Mbps and potential latency limitations challenging for competitive online gaming. Latency is better than satellite but may not match wired broadband.
Conclusion: Verizon Home Internet Lite is a Game-Changer for Dealers
Verizon Home Internet Lite represents a significant opportunity for cell phone store dealers to expand revenue, serve underserved customer segments, and increase customer lifetime value through bundling. At just $25/month for Verizon mobile customers, this plan fills a critical gap in the market—providing affordable, reliable internet to rural and budget-conscious households who have historically been stuck with expensive satellite or slow DSL.
Key Dealer Takeaways:
1. Massive Addressable Market: Millions of Americans in rural and suburban areas lack access to affordable, reliable internet. Home Internet Lite opens doors to customers you couldn't serve before, creating entirely new revenue streams.
2. Easy Bundling Opportunity: Every Verizon mobile activation is now an opportunity to add $25/month home internet. Bundled customers have higher lifetime value, lower churn, and generate recurring commission income.
3. Competitive Pricing Advantage: At $25/month, Home Internet Lite undercuts satellite providers by $40+ per month, making it an easy sell to price-sensitive customers. The 3-year price lock provides stability and trust.
4. Low Barrier to Entry: No contract, free router, simple self-setup, and month-to-month flexibility make Home Internet Lite easy to sell and low-risk for customers to try.
5. Recurring Revenue Stream: Activation commissions plus monthly residuals create passive income that grows as your Home Internet Lite customer base expands. Selling 20 activations per month can generate $14,000-19,000 annually.
6. Differentiation from Competitors: Most cell phone stores aren't actively promoting home internet. By positioning yourself as a one-stop shop for mobile and home connectivity, you differentiate from competitors and capture more wallet share.
Immediate Action Steps:
Train Your Team: Ensure every staff member understands Home Internet Lite details, benefits, and sales approach
Set Up Marketing: Install signage, create social media posts, prepare email campaigns
Target Existing Customers: Reach out to Verizon mobile customers without home internet (low-hanging fruit)
Bundle Aggressively: Offer Home Internet Lite with every mobile activation, upgrade, and renewal
Track Performance: Monitor sales, conversion rates, and revenue to optimize your approach
The Bottom Line:
Verizon Home Internet Lite at $25/month is one of the most compelling offers in the market today. For dealers, it's a low-effort, high-value addition to every customer conversation. For customers, it's an affordable solution to a real problem. The combination creates a win-win scenario that drives sales, increases customer satisfaction, and builds long-term recurring revenue. Don't wait for competitors to figure this out. Start selling Home Internet Lite today, capture underserved markets, and build a customer base that generates passive income for years to come.
📡 Verizon Home Internet Lite: $25/Month. Nationwide Coverage. Dealer Opportunity. 📡
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