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The Pixel 9a is here, and Verizon’s offering it free with a new myPlan line

Launched today, the Google Pixel 9a is free at Verizon with a new line. Pair it with discounted Google One AI Premium and a locked-in price—here’s why it’s a steal!

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Buckle up because today, April 10, 2025, is the day the shiny new Google Pixel 9a officially hits the shelves—and Verizon’s rolling out a deal that’s tough to ignore. If you’ve been eyeing this budget-friendly gem from Google’s lineup, here’s the scoop: Verizon’s ready to hand you a Pixel 9a for free. Yep, you heard that right—free! The catch? You just need to add a new line to any of their myPlan subscriptions.

The deal: a free Pixel 9a? Tell me more!

Starting today, Verizon’s kicking off the Pixel 9a launch with a promotion that’s got “budget-savvy tech lover” written all over it. Add a new line to any myPlan—whether it’s Unlimited Welcome, Unlimited Plus, or Unlimited Ultimate—and the Pixel 9a is yours at no extra cost. No trade-in required, no hidden hoops to jump through. You’re essentially getting a $499.99 phone (that’s the retail price) for zilch, nada, zero. Well, aside from the cost of that new line, of course, but we’ll get to that in a sec.

If you’re not in the mood to add a line, Verizon’s still got you covered. You can snag the Pixel 9a outright for $499.99 or spread it out over 36 months at $13.88 a pop (that’s 0% APR, by the way—no sneaky interest here). It’s a solid option if you’re just upgrading your current device or don’t need an extra number floating around. But honestly, that freebie deal with a new line is where the real juice is.

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Add a line, get a free Pixel 9a from Verizon—launched April 2025. With 2TB storage, Gemini AI at half price, and locked rates, this offer’s too good to ignore!

Shop at Verizon

Now, a little heads-up: Verizon’s playing it a bit picky with the colors. While the Pixel 9a comes in four shades elsewhere—Obsidian, Iris, Peony, and Porcelain—they’re only stocking Obsidian and Iris. So, if you had your heart set on a Peony pink vibe or that sleek Porcelain finish, you might need to shop directly from Google or another retailer. Also, as of my peek at Verizon’s site this morning, they’re only listing the 128GB model. No sign of a 256GB version yet, which might bum out folks who need extra storage for all those high-res pics and 4K videos the Pixel’s famous for. Keep an eye out, though—availability could shift.

What’s the Pixel 9a bringing to the table?

If you’re new to the Pixel party, the 9a is Google’s latest in its “a” series—think of it as the approachable cousin to the flashier Pixel 9 Pro models. It’s packing everything Pixel fans adore: a killer camera (seriously, those AI-enhanced shots are next-level), seven years of software updates (that’s support through 2032, folks), and Google’s slick Gemini AI baked right in. It’s got a durable design, robust security features, and those handy Pixel Drops that keep adding new tricks over time. Think of it as a phone that grows with you—not one you’ll ditch in a year.

The Pixel 9a’s camera system is a standout, even among budget phones, with a 50MP main sensor and a 48MP ultrawide that’s perfect for macro shots. Plus, it’s running on Google’s Tensor G4 chip, which means smooth performance whether you’re gaming, scrolling, or multitasking like a pro. It’s not the beefiest phone out there, but for the price (or lack thereof with Verizon’s deal), it’s a heavyweight contender.

Google One AI Premium for cheap

Here’s where Verizon turns up the charm. On top of the free phone, they’re tossing in an exclusive perk: Google One AI Premium for just $10 a month. Normally, this plan costs $19.99 through Google, so you’re saving nearly 50%—a cool $9.99 monthly discount. What do you get? Access to Gemini Advanced, Google’s souped-up AI assistant, plus a whopping 2TB of cloud storage. That’s enough space to back up your entire photo library, every meme you’ve ever saved, and then some.

Gemini Advanced isn’t just a fancy name—it’s a productivity beast. It integrates with Google Workspace apps like Gmail and Docs, helping you brainstorm, summarize emails, or even whip up a quick presentation. And that 2TB? Perfect for Pixel users who lean hard into Google Photos (which, let’s be real, is most of us). It’s a perk that’s genuinely useful, not just some throwaway add-on to pad the deal.

The price lock guarantee

Oh, and let’s not skip this gem: Verizon’s tacking on their new three-year price lock guarantee with this offer. Announced earlier this month, it’s an industry-first promise that your base myPlan rate—your talk, text, and data—won’t budge for three years. No mid-contract price hikes to ruin your day. Now, a quick caveat: this lock doesn’t cover taxes, fees, or those optional perks like Google One AI Premium. Those can still wiggle around. But your core plan? Rock solid. For anyone who’s been burned by sneaky carrier increases, this is a breath of fresh air.

Is it worth it?

So, should you jump on this? If you’re in the market for a new phone and don’t mind adding a line, it’s a no-brainer. The Pixel 9a’s a fantastic device—reliable, future-proofed with those seven years of updates, and now basically free with Verizon’s deal. Plans start at $30 a line per month with four lines on Unlimited Welcome plus Auto Pay, according to Verizon’s site, so if you’ve got a family or crew to split it with, it’s even more affordable.

The Google One AI Premium perk is icing on the cake—especially if you’re already deep in Google’s ecosystem. And that price lock? It’s peace of mind you don’t get everywhere. Sure, you’re locked into Verizon for 36 months if you go the free route (credits roll out over that time), but with a network consistently ranked tops for 5G coverage, that’s not a bad place to be.

The fine print and final thoughts

A few things to keep in mind: this promo runs through June 30, 2025, so you’ve got time to mull it over—but why wait when the Pixel 9a’s hot off the press today? The free phone credit kicks in over 2-3 billing cycles, dropping your device cost to $0 over 36 months. And if you’re a business customer, Verizon’s got a similar offer with select plans—worth a peek if you’re outfitting a team.

All in all, Verizon’s playing a strong hand here. A free Pixel 9a, a killer AI perk, and a price lock that screams stability—it’s a combo that’s tough to beat. Whether you’re a Pixel stan or just hunting for a deal, this one’s worth a look. So, what do you say? Ready to snag a new phone and flex some Google AI muscle? Head to Verizon’s site or store today and see if it’s your vibe.


Disclaimer: Prices and promotions mentioned in this article are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change based on the retailers’ discretion. Please verify the current offer before making a purchase.


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