Last updated: June 2026 · Verified plans & pricing
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Xfinity is Comcast's consumer internet brand and America's largest cable ISP by subscriber count. Serving 39 states, Xfinity delivers cable internet speeds up to 2 Gbps at highly competitive promotional prices. Wide availability, fast speeds, and an extensive Wi-Fi hotspot network make Xfinity a popular choice — though data caps and post-promo price increases are important considerations.
Xfinity's standard internet plans (with credit check and billing account) offer the highest speeds at the lowest promotional rates. Plans include access to Xfinity's nationwide Wi-Fi hotspot network and the xFi app for managing your home network. Data cap: 1.2 TB/mo.
Xfinity NOW Internet is a prepaid, no-credit-check internet option — no annual contract, no installation appointment, and the equipment is included in the monthly price. It's a strong choice for renters, those with credit challenges, or anyone who wants a simpler, all-in pricing structure without promotional traps. NOW pricing is ongoing — no post-promo rate increase.
| Plan | Download | Upload | Data | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NOW 100 | 100 Mbps | 10 Mbps | 1.2 TB | $30/mo | All-in · no credit check |
| Connect 100 | 100 Mbps | 10 Mbps | 1.2 TB | $30/mo | + $15/mo equipment fee |
| Gigabit Internet | 1,000 Mbps | 35 Mbps | 1.2 TB | $50/mo | Promo · + $15/mo equipment |
NOW Internet 100 ($30/mo all-in): Total = $30/mo. Equipment included, no contract, no credit check, no price increase. Simple and predictable.
Standard Connect 100 ($30/mo promo + $15/mo gateway): Total = $45/mo during promo. After 12–24 months, plan rate increases to ~$50+/mo, making total = $65+/mo.
Xfinity has more fees than most ISPs. Factor these in when comparing total monthly cost:
Promotional plan rate: $50.00/mo
Xfinity participates in the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) and offers its own Internet Essentials program — one of the largest and longest-running private low-income internet programs in the US. Since 2011, Xfinity Internet Essentials has connected over 10 million low-income households.
Xfinity Internet Essentials provides 50–100 Mbps internet for $9.95/mo for qualifying low-income households. Eligibility is based on participation in public assistance programs including SNAP (food stamps), Medicaid, housing assistance, SSI, or having a child enrolled in the National School Lunch Program. Equipment is available at a discounted rate ($9.95 for a modem/router combo).
Internet Essentials participants can stack ACP on top of their discount, bringing the effective cost to $0/mo for qualifying households.
Xfinity Business delivers cable internet for small and medium businesses with business-class features including static IP addresses, enhanced SLA, priority support, and no data caps. Xfinity Business is available across most of the same 39-state footprint as residential Xfinity service.
300 Mbps cable internet for small businesses. Includes one static IP address, 99.9% uptime SLA, and a dedicated business support line with 4-hour response commitment. Suitable for small offices of 10–30 employees running cloud software, POS systems, and video conferencing. Equipment included at no extra charge on business plans.
From $69.99/mo · No data cap · Static IP1 Gbps cable internet for medium businesses with 30–100+ employees. Handles large file transfers, cloud development, VoIP, HD video conferencing, and multi-site VPN. Includes multiple static IPs, enhanced 4-hour SLA, priority business support, and proactive monitoring tools for network performance. No data caps on all business plans.
From $109.99/mo · No data cap · Multiple IPsBundle Xfinity Business Internet with a commercial TV package for waiting rooms, lobbies, restaurants, bars, and fitness centers. Xfinity Business holds commercial broadcast licenses for publicly displaying TV content. Bundle pricing offers savings of $15–$30/mo vs. ordering separately. Includes professionally managed cable TV with full channel lineup.
Custom bundle pricing · Call for quoteCall Xfinity Business at (978) 723-5746 for a custom quote based on your business location, required speeds, and employee count.
Xfinity's promotional pricing can be very aggressive for new customers. The key is understanding what the price becomes after the promo ends. Call (978) 723-5746 to confirm current offers.
Xfinity's promotional rates for new customers are among the most competitive in cable. Gigabit internet as low as $50/mo, 300 Mbps for $40/mo, and entry plans starting around $20/mo are common promotional offers. Critical caveat: these rates typically increase $20–$40/mo after 12–24 months when standard pricing kicks in. Always confirm the post-promo standard rate at sign-up. Call (978) 723-5746 for your address's current offer.
Tip: Call Xfinity retention before your promo expires — they often extend promotional pricing for existing customers rather than lose them.
One of Xfinity's best hidden perks: adding one active Xfinity Mobile line to your account waives the 1.2 TB data cap for free — saving the $30/mo Unlimited Data add-on fee. Xfinity Mobile runs on Verizon's network and starts at $15/mo per line (By the Gig). For households already looking to reduce their wireless bill, Xfinity Mobile + data cap waiver can save $30–$50/mo combined. Call (978) 723-5746 to add a mobile line.
Xfinity's Internet Essentials program ($9.95/mo for 50–100 Mbps) stacked with the ACP federal benefit ($30/mo credit) results in $0/mo internet for qualifying low-income households. Since 2011, Xfinity has connected over 10 million low-income households through Internet Essentials — one of the most impactful private low-income broadband programs in the country. Eligibility requires participation in SNAP, Medicaid, housing assistance, SSI, or NSLP. Call (978) 723-5746 to apply.
Xfinity's plan lineup spans budget entry-level through 2 Gbps, with separate NOW Internet (prepaid, no credit check) and standard contract options. The critical number to watch is the total monthly cost, which includes the gateway rental fee and potential data overage charges.
| Plan | Download | Upload | Data Cap | Price/mo* | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connect | 75–150 Mbps | 10 Mbps | 1.2 TB | ~$20–$25 | Light users, budget-first choice |
| Connect More | 300 Mbps | 10 Mbps | 1.2 TB | ~$40 | Streaming, 2–4 devices |
| Fast | 500 Mbps | 20 Mbps | 1.2 TB | ~$45 | Families, WFH |
| Gigabit | 1,000 Mbps | 35 Mbps | 1.2 TB | ~$50 | Most popular — power users, 4K households |
| Gigabit Extra (2G) | 2,000 Mbps | 100 Mbps | 1.2 TB | ~$70 | Ultra high-speed, large households |
| NOW Internet 100 | 100 Mbps | 10 Mbps | 1.2 TB | $30 (all-in) | No credit check, prepaid, no hidden fees |
Add the xFi Gateway rental (~$15/mo) to every standard plan rate — that's the baseline equipment cost. Heavy data users should also factor the Unlimited Data Option ($30/mo) or get Xfinity Mobile (waives the cap for free). After the promo period, add $20–$40 to the advertised rate for standard pricing. On Gigabit: $50 promo + $15 gateway = $65/mo in year one; potentially $100+/mo in year two at standard pricing. Use your own approved modem to save $15/mo permanently.
Yes — Xfinity's standard rates are substantially higher than promotional intro rates. Always confirm the post-promo rate before signing up. Call Xfinity retention before your promo expires — retention agents regularly offer renewal promotions to keep customers from switching.
Xfinity is the consumer internet brand of Comcast Corporation — the largest cable company in the United States. Every Xfinity plan is a Comcast internet plan. If you’ve been searching for “Comcast internet packages” or “Comcast internet plans,” you’re looking at the right page.
| Comcast Package (Xfinity) | Download | Upload | Data Cap | Price/mo* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connect (entry) | 100 Mbps | 10 Mbps | 1.2 TB | ~$30 promo |
| Connect More | 300 Mbps | 20 Mbps | 1.2 TB | ~$40 promo |
| Fast | 500 Mbps | 35 Mbps | 1.2 TB | ~$45 promo |
| Gigabit Internet — Most Popular | 1,000 Mbps | 35 Mbps | 1.2 TB | ~$50 promo |
| Gigabit Extra (2 Gig) | 2,000 Mbps | 100 Mbps | 1.2 TB | ~$70 promo |
| NOW Internet (prepaid, no credit check) | 100 Mbps | 10 Mbps | 1.2 TB | $30 all-in |
*Promotional rates for new customers. Standard rates apply after 12–24 months and are significantly higher. Equipment rental (~$15/mo) adds to all standard plans unless you use your own modem. Call (978) 723-5746 for current Comcast promotional pricing at your address.
There is no difference in service — Comcast is the parent company; Xfinity is the brand name. Comcast Corporation rebranded its consumer internet and cable TV products as “Xfinity” in 2010. Your internet service is installed by Comcast, billed by Comcast (though your statement says Xfinity), and supported by the same company. All Comcast internet packages are sold under the Xfinity name at the consumer level.
Comcast (Xfinity) internet is available in 39 states, covering approximately 100 million+ homes. Use the ZIP checker at the top of this page or call (978) 723-5746 to confirm Comcast service availability at your address and get current promotional pricing.
Xfinity (Comcast) is the largest ISP in the US by subscriber count — and also one of the most complained-about. Here's our honest assessment.
Xfinity's promo pricing is hard to beat, and its 39-state coverage makes it available where few alternatives exist. But the data cap, gateway fee, and post-promo price shock are real costs that add up. If you're going with Xfinity: use your own modem, add Xfinity Mobile to waive the cap, and call retention before your promo expires. Where Verizon Fios, Spectrum, or AT&T Fiber are available, compare all-in year-two pricing carefully. Call (978) 723-5746 to discuss options.
Xfinity's strongest bundle play is adding Xfinity Mobile — it waives the 1.2 TB data cap while reducing your wireless bill significantly.
Xfinity's TV lineup includes Choice TV (10+ channels), Popular TV (125+ channels), and Ultimate TV (185+ channels), all bundled with internet for a combined rate. TV bundles add a broadcast TV fee and regional sports network fee on top — make sure to add those to your comparison. The Xfinity Stream app is included and allows watching on mobile devices inside and outside the home. Peacock Premium is included at no extra charge with some Xfinity plans.
Xfinity Mobile runs on Verizon's network and is available exclusively to Xfinity internet customers. Plans start at $15/mo per line (By the Gig, shared data) or $45/mo per line (Unlimited). Most importantly: having one active Xfinity Mobile line waives Xfinity internet's 1.2 TB data cap for free — saving $30/mo vs. paying for the Unlimited Data Option. For a household currently on a major carrier paying $50–$80/mo per line, switching to Xfinity Mobile can save $400+/year while eliminating the data cap entirely.
Xfinity Voice adds unlimited domestic calling for a flat monthly fee. Best for households that want a landline number, need E911 location services for safety, or have non-smartphone users at home. Bundled with internet and TV, Xfinity Voice rounds out the triple-play at a combined rate. Call (978) 723-5746 for current bundle pricing at your address.
Xfinity competes in most major markets with at least one alternative. Here's how the key differentiators stack up.
| Provider | Technology | Data Cap? | Modem Fee? | vs. Xfinity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xfinity | Cable (HFC) | 1.2 TB | ~$15/mo | — |
| Spectrum | Cable (HFC) | None | Free | Spectrum wins on no data caps and no modem fee. Xfinity may offer better initial promo pricing in some markets. Where both are available, Spectrum is usually the better long-term cable value. |
| Verizon Fios | Fiber (FTTH) | None | Free | Fios wins on symmetrical speeds, no data cap, no modem fee, and top-rated customer satisfaction. If Fios is available at your address, it's generally the better product — especially for year-two pricing. |
| AT&T Fiber | Fiber (FTTH) | None | Included | AT&T Fiber wins on no data cap, symmetrical speeds, and consistent pricing. Xfinity's promo rates may be lower initially. Where AT&T Fiber is available, compare year-two all-in pricing carefully. |
| Cox | Cable (HFC) | Caps apply | ~$13/mo | Both use cable with data caps and equipment fees. Xfinity has broader coverage. Cox may offer lower intro pricing in its 18-state territory. Features and pricing are comparable — check locally. |
All comparisons based on publicly available information as of 2026. Features vary by address. Call (978) 723-5746 to compare options at your home.
Xfinity's equipment rental fee is one of its most criticized cost items. Here's how to minimize or eliminate it.
Xfinity's default equipment is the xFi Gateway, a combined modem and router that costs ~$15/mo to rent. The Gateway includes built-in Wi-Fi 6 (on newer models), access to Xfinity's xFi app for network management, parental controls, device scheduling, and access to Xfinity's nationwide Wi-Fi hotspot network. Over 12 months, the gateway rental totals $180 — more than the cost of most purchased modems.
Xfinity supports customer-owned DOCSIS 3.1 modems. Check Xfinity's approved device list at xfinity.com/support before purchasing. Popular compatible modems include Motorola MB8611, Arris SURFboard S33, and NETGEAR CM2000. A quality DOCSIS 3.1 modem costs $70–$130 — it pays for itself in 5–9 months vs. the $15/mo rental. Note: using your own modem loses access to xFi-specific app features, though basic network management is still possible via the xFi app in limited mode.
For larger homes, xFi Pods extend Xfinity's Wi-Fi into dead zones and create a seamless mesh network. Pods are managed through the xFi app. They're available as a monthly add-on (included in the xFi Complete package) and are compatible only with Xfinity's own xFi Gateway — not with third-party modems. An alternative for BYOD modem users is to add a third-party mesh system (Eero, Google Nest, TP-Link Deco) plugged into your own router's LAN port.
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Run Free Speed Test →As with all cable ISPs, Xfinity's upload speed will be much lower than download — 10–100 Mbps upload across all plans. For the most accurate results: test wired via Ethernet directly from the xFi Gateway or your own modem/router, pause all other devices on the network, and test at different times of day. Evening hours (7–10 PM) are when cable networks are most congested. If speeds are well below plan speeds on a wired connection, restart the gateway and retest before calling support at (978) 723-5746.
Xfinity (operated by Comcast) serves 39 states — the widest cable footprint of any single ISP in the US, covering approximately 100 million+ homes and businesses.
Check your address: Xfinity's coverage map at xfinity.com shows exact plan availability at your home. Enter your ZIP or call (978) 723-5746 to confirm service and current promotional offers in your area.
Data sources: Availability from the FCC National Broadband Map (2025). Customer satisfaction from the J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Residential ISP Satisfaction Study. Speed benchmarks from the Ookla Speedtest Global Index Q1 2025. Pricing verified June 2026.