Voicemail to Text for iPhone® FAQs

Voicemail to Text for iPhone converts your voice messages to text messages so you can read them if you don't have the opportunity to or don't wish to listen to them. You'll still have the option to listen to voicemail messages the same way you do now.

Voicemail to Text for iPhone costs $2.99/mo.

You can add or remove Voicemail to Text for iPhone on the Services & perks page in My Verizon or the Account tab of the My Verizon app. Just follow the prompts.

Yes, the Voicemail to Text feature comes with Premium Visual Voicemail for $2.99/mo on Android, BlackBerry and select Windows phones.

Visit the Services & perks page in My Verizon or the Account tab of the My Verizon app to add Premium Visual Voicemail.

No, not all Premium Visual Voicemail features are supported on iPhone. Refer to our Voicemail Comparison Chart to see which features are supported on each type of phone.

If you switch from an Android, BlackBerry or Windows phone with Premium Visual Voicemail to iPhone, you won't be able to use certain features, such as Caller Dependent Greetings or receive faxes as PDF files.

Voicemail to Text supports both English and Spanish. Voicemails spoken in English will be transcribed into English. Voicemails spoken in Spanish will be transcribed into Spanish.

No, text messages from the Voicemail to Text for iPhone service don't count against your text messaging allowance.

Live Voicemail is an iOS 17 feature that shows a transcription of a caller's voicemail message as it's being recorded. This gives you the choice to pick up the call if you want.

When Live Voicemail is enabled on your device, it overrides Verizon's Voicemail to text for iPhone feature. That means you won't get voicemail transcriptions by text message for any voicemails coming through Live Voicemail.

This override applies except when the device is:

• Powered off
• In Airplane Mode
• Out of network range