Verizon Push to Talk Plus turns a standard Android smartphone into a push‑to‑talk (PTT) device, letting users speak to individuals or groups with the press of a button. It is designed for businesses and field crews that need instant voice communication without dialing a phone number.
After installing the app, users sign in with their Verizon credentials. The app registers the device on Verizon’s PTT platform, which handles routing of voice packets over the carrier’s data network. When a user presses the PTT button, the app opens a short‑duration voice channel to the selected recipient(s). Because the connection is managed by the carrier, the experience feels like a traditional radio push‑to‑talk system but with the flexibility of a smartphone.
The app is available through the Google Play Store. Search for "Verizon Push to Talk Plus" or use the package name com.verizon.pushtotalkplus. Tap Install and follow the on‑screen prompts to grant microphone access and optional contact permissions. A stable internet connection (cellular data or Wi‑Fi) is required for the initial sign‑in and for ongoing voice transmission.
Any organization that needs rapid, coordinated voice communication can benefit—from logistics firms and maintenance crews to event coordinators and public safety teams. Individuals who already have a Verizon plan and prefer a radio‑like experience on their phone will also find the app convenient.
No. The app runs on standard Android smartphones that meet the basic OS requirements for the Play Store version.
Yes, the app can operate over Wi‑Fi when a cellular signal is unavailable, provided the Wi‑Fi network has sufficient bandwidth.
The download is free, but using the push‑to‑talk service may incur charges based on your Verizon plan.
The app supports one‑to‑one calls, group calls, and broadcast messages to larger audiences, as defined by the administrator’s settings.









