With the
Pixel 9a finally hitting the shelves in the United States, it’s a great time for national carrier to gain either new customers or new lines. We expect each carrier in the country, no matter its size, to have some kind of
Pixel 9a revealed today.
Verizon happens to be one of the first US carriers to reveal its
Pixel 9a deal, which might or might not be in line with everyone’s expectations. Before we go into details, it’s worth mentioning that
Verizon claims it is the best place to get a
Google Pixel 9a, but that’s for each and everyone to judge for themselves.
That said, the
Pixel 9a is now available at
Verizon in two colors: Obsidian and Iris. The phone is available for $13.88/month for 36 months, but customers can also get it for free with any myPlan, no trade-in required. The same
Pixel 9a deal is available for business customers too.
Customers who switch to
Verizon can get plans as low as $30 a line per month with four lines on Unlimited Welcome and Auto Pay. The carrier offers a 3-year price lock on all myPlan and myHome network plans, as well as free satellite texting. Keep in mind that the price guarantee only applies to the base monthly rate.
Since the
Pixel 9a comes with
Gemini AI right out of the box,
Verizon offers customers the option to choose Google One AI Premium as a perk on their myPlan (mobile) or myHome (internet) plan for just $10 a month (half the price of the usual $19.99. The perk unlocks access to
Gemini Advanced, 2 TB of storage, and other benefits across Google.To sum it all up, if you just want to get a
Pixel 9a, you can visit
Verizon’s virtual and brick & mortar stores starting April 10. Business customers can visit
Verizon Business online for business-specific pricing and promos.Those who want the
Pixel 9a for free must add a new line on Unlimited Ultimate, postpaid Unlimited Plus, or Unlimited Welcome plan for 36 months. The
Pixel 9a’s full retail price is $499.99.
