Verizon Push to Talk Plus

Name: Verizon Push to Talk Plus
Rating: 3.1 (56 reviews)
Author: Verizon Wireless

By: Verizon Wireless

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Features & Capabilities

Verizon Push to Talk Plus for Chrome delivers scalable, real-time communication for distributed teams. Instantly connect up to 250 participants in a single push-to-talk session and broadcast announcements to up to 500 people, with broad cellular coverage and high-quality voice on Verizon’s 5G network.

Manage contacts on your device or via a web portal, collaborate with existing Verizon PTT subscribers, and boost your organization’s productivity by leveraging the Chrome extension for seamless enterprise communications.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Communication Task Management

By:

Verizon Wireless

Rating:

3.10

(56)

Version:

13.0.2.7 Last updated: 2026-03-16

Version code:

883113649

Creation date:

2015-05-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

66.98MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 217,466 ▼ 757

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Developed by:

Verizon Wireless

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/verizon-push-to-talk-plus/id899252557

User Reviews

Verizon Push to Talk Plus is valued as a critical first-responder communication tool and is easy to use with group features, functioning on 3G/4G networks and sometimes outperforming Zello. Repeated issues include reliability problems, a bright white UI with no dark mode, a $5-per-line monthly fee, audio volume/quality problems, and limited background operation. Overall, its strength lies in usability and network flexibility, while the biggest drawbacks are reliability, UI design, cost, and audio performance.

Pros

Easy to use with group features.
Works on 3G/4G networks.
Viewed by some users as more reliable than Zello.
Considered a critical tool for first responders.

Cons

Frequent reliability issues: calls don’t go through, alerts fail, and audio often unusable.
Bright white screen with no dark mode; hard to use at night.
Cost is high: $5 per month per device.
Low volume and audio quality: hard to hear, PTT uses ear speaker.
Background operation is limited; must stay open in the background to receive calls.

Recent reviews

Verizon you are a Multi Billion Dollar company why can’t you assign an Engineer with a Brain to this app that can actually make it worth using it? How difficult is it to add a dedicated button on the iPhone under programming?

by Am*****, 2025-04-24

I like the app, but as I use it at night, mostly being that the screen is bright white it hinders my night vision in the shipping yard while trying to talk to the drivers in the yard

by 72*****, 2025-03-30

Works more reliably than Zello. Unlike Zello it doesn’t use up the battery while running in the background. Desperately needs a dark mode interface option. The bright white screen at night is irritating.