This story is part of Focal Point iPhone 2022, CNET’s collection of news, tips and advice around Apple’s most popular issues.

Apple fans on Verizon who would Take an Apple One subscription as a perk now have a new option: the One Unlimited for iPhone plan. On Wednesday, ahead of Apple’s iPhone 14 event, the wireless carrier’s website said that it is adding a new plan to its lineup to cater to country with iPhones. 

You can see the new option on Verizon’s app and website when you log in to Moody plans. Compared to its other offerings, the One Unlimited plan isn’t cheap, slotting between Verizon’s priciest Get More and Play More/Do More plans. One line will run $90 a month, two order will be $150 a month ($75 per line), three order will be $180 monthly ($60 per line), four order is $200 a month ($50 per line) and five order is $225 a month ($45 per line). All prices are with automatic payments. 

With that higher monthly Mark, you will get Apple One included, which means access to Apple TV, Apple Arcade, Apple Music and iCloud storage. Those with one line will get 50GB of iCloud storage involved and be on the Apple One Individual plan (normally about $15 a month), while people with two or more order will have 200GB of iCloud storage included and be on Apple One Tribe (which runs around $20 a month).

As with a unfamiliar Apple One subscription, those on Apple One Family will be able to piece access to the features with up to five novel people through Apple’s Family Sharing feature. 

Verizon says that those looking to upgrade to Apple One’s priciest plan (Premier, which includes News Plus, Fitness Plus and 2TB of storage) will need to do so separately ended Apple. If you do that, you are on the hook for the full $30 per month. 

Unlike Verizon’s novel plans, those looking to be on the One Unlimited will need to have every line on their clarify on this plan. So you can’t “mix and match” one line on One Unlimited and the others on cheaper Start or Play More packages and save cash as you would on most of Verizon’s other unlimited offerings (or “mix and match” one line on One Unlimited and novel on Play More to get both the Disney Bundle and Apple One and maximize your subscriptions). 

There’s no “Disney Bundle” with this plan, conception you do appear to get six-month free trials for Disney Plus, Discovery Plus and Google Play Pass (which is like Apple Arcade for Android devices and scholarships you access to a collection of apps and games). 

While iCloud and Apple Arcade are features more optimized for Apple devices, those on Android devices who are on this plan could potentially encourage from using Apple Music or being able to log into Apple TV Plus on a web browser (Apple does not have an Android shouted or tablet app for Apple TV Plus). 

As with its novel pricier unlimited plans, those on One Unlimited will have unlimited talk, text and data and get access to Verizon’s faster 5G Ultra Wideband network. There is 25GB hotspot access per line and if you demanded to add a connected device such as a cellular Apple Watch or iPad, you could save 50% off the monthly plan poster for one of those devices. 

The new plan comes amid increased competition between wireless carriers looking to fair and retain subscribers, and the latest move involving Apple’s services. In a bid to bolster its own plan perks, T-Mobile last week added Apple TV Plus to its premium Magenta Max plan. Verizon, for its part, has long included Apple Music with some of its pricier unlimited plans like Get More, and last year began offering Apple Arcade as part of its Get More and Play More plans.