Visible is bundling your phone and fiber, because two bills are one too many

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Soon after debuting its 5G home internet option, Verizon MVNO Visible is now introducing a new bundle that combines its mobile services and fiber home internet.

Aptly named Visible One , the new bundle is offered through Visible Fiber, with the company leaning heavily into its no-hidden-fees, no-annual-contracts, and no-credit-check approach to attract price-conscious consumers.

Getting your home internet and mobile plan from a single carrier isn’t all that new. What makes Visible’s approach unique is its combination of mobile service and Verizon Fios-based fiber service under a single Visible-branded plan and under a single bill, essentially eliminating the need to opt for and manage two different plans.

Visible One comes with the MVNO’s base mobile plan, which includes unlimited 5G and 4G data on Verizon’s network, unlimited nationwide talk and text, unlimited calling and messaging to Mexico and Canada, and more.

On the home internet side, you get a 300Mbps fiber connection with internet equipment included. Visible One costs $55/month, but new customers can currently get the plan for $50/month for the first two months ($100 upfront payment required).

For users who might want a bit more, the MVNO also has a second bundle. It includes the carrier’s Visible+ Pro plan with unlimited data on Verizon’s 5G Ultra Wideband network, alongside a 1Gbps fiber connection for the home. Visible+ Pro One costs $75/month. There’s no introductory offer for the premium plan.

That’s all you really pay for the plans. There are no added taxes or fees, no annual contracts, and no activation or router fees. The only catch here is that the bundles aren’t available to all. You cannot get the bundles unless your home already has an inactive Optical Network Terminal (ONT) installed. There are no technicians involved here to run new fiber lines — you will have to activate the service yourself using the existing ONT.