Verizon-owned Visible might have just introduced a new plan that beats its own postpaid offerings for a lot less money.

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Visible, owned by Verizon, introduces the Visible Plus Pro plan at $45 per month, offering unlimited 5G UW data, no throttling, unlimited hotspot usage, 4K video streaming, and service for one smartwatch. This plan is a competitive option compared to Verizon's Unlimited Welcome plan, which starts at $65 per month and lacks many of these features.

Visible’s new plan puts Verizon’s to shame