- Connect easily: Send text and voice messages, photos, videos, files and locations to individual contacts or groups.
- Web Dispatch: Let designated dispatchers manage Push to Talk Plus from a Microsoft Windows PC, giving office staff a way to coordinate mobile teams.
- LMR interoperability: Connect existing land mobile radios with Push to Talk Plus, allowing radio and mobile-device users to share the same dispatch system.
- Broadcast capabilities: Make announcements to as many as 500 users at once when information needs to reach a large workforce.
- Group communication: Talk with up to 250 people at the same time using the push of a button.
- Group advanced: Expand groups to 3,000 users, create location-based groups and interrupt calls with urgent alerts. This is an optional add-on feature.
- Group Command: Add Discrete Listening for following selected conversations remotely and User Check for viewing an employee’s location, battery status and signal strength.
Verizon Push to Talk Plus
Mobile push-to-talk, dispatch, messaging, and location for field teams
Updated August 28, 2026
Verizon Push to Talk Plus Overview
Verizon Push to Talk Plus is a mobile communication app for business teams. Employees use it to contact one person, talk with groups, send company-wide broadcasts, and share messages, files, photos, videos, and locations.
It is for small businesses, enterprises, and public sector agencies that need fast contact between workers. Verizon lists construction, distribution, and energy among its uses, including teams working in the field or at remote sites.
Key Features
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing and scope |
|---|---|---|
| Contact sales | Push to Talk Plus business service; Verizon does not publish a general customer price on the current product page. |
No free trial is currently listed.
Pricing source: Verizon Push to Talk Plus
Pros
| Competitor | Pros |
|---|---|
| Voxer Business | LMR interoperability lets Verizon Push to Talk Plus users communicate between land mobile radios and mobile devices. Voxer Business centers on its iPhone, Android and web apps instead. |
| NuovoTeam | Verizon Push to Talk Plus supports Group Advanced groups of up to 3,000 members. NuovoTeam covers communication and management for deskless workers, while Verizon publishes a specific large-group limit for PTT deployments. |
Cons
| Competitor | Cons |
|---|---|
| Voxer Business | Voxer Business can deliver voice messages live and save unheard messages for later listening. That helps teams whose members cannot always listen at the moment someone speaks. |
| NuovoTeam | NuovoTeam combines real-time worker location, geofencing, and employee clock-in and clock-out records. Verizon’s Group Command shows location, battery status, and signal strength but does not list those attendance tools. |
Reviews
- Apple App Store (Rating 3.1/5 from 56 ratings). Some reviewers say the app works well for company communication and with Kyocera PTT+ phones. Complaints include needing the app open in the background, no iPhone side-button assignment for PTT, a screen that is hard to use at night, bugs, and connection problems in older reviews.
