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Is your internet service making it hard for you to save? Well, let’s get one thing straight? internet services aren’t supposed to be budget-wreckers. Based on your location, you can find some pretty affordable internet options. All you need to do is your homework, and be fully aware of your needs?an affordable internet service will not be difficult to find.
So, which ISPs offer cheap internet plans? Well, if they’re affordable, does that mean they’ll offer compromised speeds? There’s only one way to find out… so read on!
| Plans | Connection Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| AT&T Internet 100 | IPBB | $45/mo. |
| AT&T Fiber 300 | Fiber | $35/mo. |
| CenturyLink Simply Unlimited Internet 100 | DSL | $50/mo. |
| Optimum Internet 300 | Cable Broadband | $45/mo. |
| Spectrum Internet (Standard) | Cable | $49.99/mo. |
AT&T Internet is available in two types: IPBB (high-speed DSL) and Fiber internet. If you don’t reside where AT&T Fiber is available, feel free to opt for an IPBB connection. For an affordable monthly fee, you can enjoy download speeds up to 100 Mbps?and 1 TB or unlimited data depending on the speed tier.
However, if you’re lucky and fiber service is available in your area then there’s no bet better than that. AT&T Fiber is the cheapest option. For $35/mo., you’ll be getting super-fast symmetrical speeds up to 300 Mbps, unlimited data, and the freedom to connect more than 10 devices seamlessly.
If you’re ready to spend a little extra, then AT&T Fiber has another option for you. For only $45 a month, you can enjoy the aforementioned features and symmetrical speeds up to 500 Mbps.
Contracts can be a hassle especially when you’ve plans to relocate or don’t want to commit to a single ISP for a long time. Not only does CenturyLink Internet win at offering no-contract plans, but its Price for Life guarantee with internet and phone bundles is another cherry on top. You can go straight for the internet service that seems like a perfect fit for your needs or bundle with home phone service to earn a Price for Life guarantee.
Anointed with all the aforementioned goodness, CenturyLink offers cheap DSL plans and pure fiber internet. Fiber internet from CenturyLink offers speeds up to 940 Mbps. With these high symmetrical speeds backing your household, you can connect as many devices as you want without incurring slowdowns.
If fiber plans are too much for you or unavailable where you are, CenturyLink DSL is an affordable bet. CenturyLink DSL is available in a variety of speeds from 15 Mbps to 100 Mbps. No matter how modest or intense your internet consumption is, CenturyLink will always have your back. Moreover, if you ever feel like the chosen CenturyLink Internet plan isn’t enough, you can always switch up to a bigger plan–no contract will ever hold you back.
Cheap high-speed internet plans are what everybody wants and Optimum surely delivers. Optimum Internet offers three speed tiers. Starting from 300 Mbps. The initial tier can perfectly meet your streaming and gaming requirements while charging only $45 a month. Going higher, there is the 500 Mbps plan for $70/mo. and the whopping 1 GIG tier for $80/month.
Of course, you could opt for a higher plan if your budget and needs ask for it. However, for a medium sized household with 5 to 7 members, the 300 Mbps starting tier would suffice perfectly.
There’s one thing common in all Optimum internet plans, i.e. no data caps. Moreover, Optimum internet plans are also available with Optimum TV. You can pair your choice of TV and internet for budget-friendly entertainment galore.
Equipment rental fee can add an extra $10 to $15 to your monthly internet bill. The ideal thing to do would be to buy your own equipment. Or better yet, become a Spectrum Internet subscriber and get a free internet modem with any of its speed tiers. Spectrum offers the option to self-install the equipment if you prefer keeping things budget-friendly. And, if you want a Spectrum professional to visit your home and do it for you, then a one-time fee of $49.99 is all that’s needed.
There is however a WiFi fee of $5 that Spectrum charges per month, if you choose to use the wireless capabilities of the Spectrum-provided wireless gateway device.
Spectrum also offers a Contract Buyout offer up to $500. So, you can switch to Spectrum without worrying about ETF which your previous provider would charge. Moreover, Spectrum services are contract-free. That means you can switch from Spectrum to a new provider without suffering any consequences.
The aforementioned providers are the affordable ones of the lot. You can always count on them if you’re seeking affordable standalone and bundled services for your home. However, if for any reason, you’re looking for an even more inexpensive internet plan then we have just the thing for you.
Subscribe to any of the following low-income programs and reduce your internet cost further, all the while staying connected with high-speed internet?if you are eligible.
| Provider | Program | Speeds Offered | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| AT&T | Access from AT&T | Up to 25 Mbps download speeds | $10/mo. or less |
| Optimum | Altice Advantage Internet | Up to 30 Mbps download speeds | $14.99/mo. |
| Spectrum | Spectrum Internet Assist | Up to 30 Mbps download speeds | $14.99/mo. |
When you’re living on your own, you can go for a standalone internet plan that fulfills your requirements and that’s all. But, when you’re living with multiple internet users, there needs to be an internet plan that connects every device with a robust service without it giving up.
High-speed internet service doesn’t necessarily have to be expensive. The aforementioned providers confirm that. Find out which of the above providers is servicing in your area and enjoy high download speeds, tons of features and so much more for an affordable monthly bill.
Call at 1-855-349-9328 to check provider-plan availability in your neighborhood, and also for pro advice.
AT&T offers the cheapest fiber internet service for only $35 a month. If fiber internet is not available in your area then for $45 a month you can get AT&T DSL. Other than AT&T, CenturyLink, Optimum, and Spectrum also offer affordable internet options under $50.
AT&T offers a $10 low-income internet service with download speeds up to 25 Mbps under the AT&T Access Program. To subscribe, you need to meet the eligibility criteria.
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