Remember last week when Verizon promised “some fireworks” for this week? Well a new leak may have revealed exactly what Verizon has planned.

Some internal Verizon info has leaked, showing that the new Verizon Plans will launch on July 7. The plans will come in several sizes like they do now, but they’ll offer more data at higher prices. Here’s how the current Verizon Plans break down and how they’re expected to look once July 7 rolls around:

• S: Now 1GB/$30, will become 2GB/$35
• M: Now 3GB/$45, will become 4GB/$50
• L: Now 6GB/$60, will become 8GB/$70
• XL: Now 12GB/$80, will become 16GB/$90
• XXL Now 18GB/$100, will become 24GB/$110

Business plans will include:

• 85GB/$500
• 150GB/$750
• 200GB/$1000

In addition to offering more data, the new Verizon Plans will reportedly include perks:

• Carryover Data: Roll unused data from one month into the next
• Safety Mode: When enabled, you’ll get throttled data speeds after using your allotment of high-speed data (rumored to be included in XL and XXL plans, extra charge for S, M, and L plans)
• Data Boost: Buy a 1GB of extra data for $15
• Mexico & Canada: Use your minutes, texts, and data in Mexico and Canada just like you would in the U.S. (rumored to be included with XL and XXL, extra charge for S, M, and L plans)

An update to the My Verizon app is expected to roll out along with these plan changes.

While still unconfirmed, the rumored data allotment and pricing tweaks do seem like plan changes that Verizon would make. What’s notable are the all-new features like Carryover Data and Safety Mode, which have been available at other carriers for some time, but they’re still big additions to Verizon’s rate plans.