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Plans & packages

Packages to compare, and how to read them

The examples below show the kinds of packages our specialists compare every day. Your real options depend on which providers reach your address.

How to read this page. The packages below are representative examples of the kinds of plans our specialists compare every day — they are not offers, and they are not specific to any one provider. Actual plans, speeds, promotional periods, taxes, fees, equipment charges and contract terms are set by the service provider and vary by service address. Contact us for the current options available at your location.

Essentials

100 Mbps

Browsing, email, HD streaming and video calls for one to three people.

$39 /mo*

Plus taxes and fees. Promotional terms vary.

  • Wi‑Fi router options
  • Unlimited data on select plans
  • Standard professional installation
  • Good for 1–3 connected people

Gig performance

1 Gbps

Large households, home offices, creators and heavy upload workloads.

$89 /mo*

Plus taxes and fees. Promotional terms vary.

  • Gigabit-class download speeds
  • Priority for work-from-home setups
  • Business-grade options available
  • Good for 7+ connected people

* Example pricing shown for illustration only and does not constitute an offer. Read our full disclaimer.

Side by side

Which speed tier suits your household?

A practical guide to matching a speed tier to how your home uses the connection.

Speed tier comparison by household type
Speed tier Best for Simultaneous 4K streams Remote work Gaming & uploads
Up to 100 Mbps 1–3 people, light usage 1–2 Occasional Casual
200–300 Mbps 3–4 people, mixed usage 2–3 Daily, one person Comfortable
500 Mbps Busy families, 4–6 people 4–5 Daily, two people Strong
1 Gbps Large households, home offices 6+ Multiple people, video calls Excellent, especially on fiber
2 Gbps+ Creators, heavy uploaders, business Many Whole team Large file transfers

Real-world speeds depend on the provider, connection type, in-home wiring, Wi‑Fi equipment and the number of devices in use. Fiber connections typically offer far higher upload speeds than cable or DSL at the same download tier.

Before you sign

Five things that change what you actually pay

These are the questions we raise with every customer before an order is placed.

Promotional period

Many advertised prices apply for a fixed introductory term. Ask what the rate becomes afterwards.

Equipment charges

Routers, receivers and DVRs may be included, leased monthly, or purchased outright.

Taxes & fees

Government charges and provider fees are added on top of the plan rate and vary by state.

Contract term

Month-to-month versus a one or two-year agreement, and any early termination charges.

Installation

Professional installation, self-install kits and activation fees differ between providers.

Bundle conditions

Discounts sometimes depend on keeping all services active, or on autopay and paperless billing.

Real numbers

Get the actual plans available at your address

Examples only go so far. Tell us your ZIP code and we will bring back what is really on the table.