Xfinity
Cable · 300–1,000 Mbps
Xfinity is the consumer brand of Comcast and runs one of the largest cable broadband networks in the United States. Its current residential tiers are sold with a rate that is held for five years rather than a twelve-month introductory price, and the advertised figures assume autopay from a bank account together with paperless billing. Plans carry unlimited data and no term contract.
- ZIP codes covered
- 650
- Fastest advertised
- 2 Gbps
- Plans from
- $40/mo
Is Xfinity available at your address?
Xfinity plans and pricing
The cheapest and fastest plans Xfinity advertises. Availability varies by address — check your own ZIP code to see which of these can actually be ordered where you live.
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300 Mbps
Internet
$40
per month
for 60 months, then the standard rate
- Download
- 300 Mbps
- Data
- Unlimited
- Rate held for five years
- Requires autopay from a bank account and paperless billing
- Unlimited data, no term contract
No contract
-
1 Gig
Internet
$50
per month
for 60 months, then the standard rate
- Download
- 1 Gbps
- Data
- Unlimited
- Rate held for five years
- Requires autopay from a bank account and paperless billing
- Unlimited data, no term contract
No contract
-
500 Mbps
Internet
$45
per month
for 60 months, then the standard rate
- Download
- 500 Mbps
- Data
- Unlimited
- Rate held for five years
- Requires autopay from a bank account and paperless billing
- Unlimited data, no term contract
No contract
All Xfinity plans and pricing
Every plan we hold for Xfinity, cheapest first. Where a price is introductory, the rate it rises to afterwards is shown beneath it.
| Plan | Price | Download | Upload | Connection |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 300 Mbps Unlimited data | $40 /mo for 60 months, then the standard rate | 300 Mbps | — | Cable |
| 300 Mbps plan Unlimited data | $45 /mo for 60 months, then the standard rate | 300 Mbps | — | Cable |
| 500 Mbps Unlimited data | $45 /mo for 60 months, then the standard rate | 500 Mbps | — | Cable |
| 1 Gig Unlimited data | $50 /mo for 60 months, then the standard rate | 1 Gbps | — | Cable |
Advertised rates, before taxes, equipment and local fees — last checked September 2026. Availability and price vary by address.
Before you order
Contract
No term contract
Data allowance
Unlimited data on the current residential plans
Xfinity: common questions
Does Xfinity require a contract?
No. The current internet plans are sold without a term commitment, so there is no early-termination fee if you cancel. The five-year price guarantee is a cap on the rate, not an obligation to stay.
What does the five-year price guarantee actually cover?
It holds the monthly rate for the internet plan itself for five years from sign-up. Taxes, fees and any extras you add are outside that figure, and the rate can move once the five years are up.
Why is my quoted price higher than the advertised one?
The published rates assume autopay drawn from a stored bank account plus paperless billing. Paying by card or by paper bill removes that discount. Pricing and the exact speed tiers on offer also vary from one market to another, so always check the quote for your own address.
Is there a data cap?
The current residential plans include unlimited data. Older Xfinity plans applied a monthly allowance with overage charges, so if you are on a legacy plan it is worth confirming which terms you are under.
Do I have to rent the equipment?
Xfinity supplies a gateway with these plans, and a compatible modem and router you own yourself can also be used on the network. Whether a rental line appears on the bill depends on the plan and market, so check the order summary before you confirm.
Keep reading
Guides that help you judge whether Xfinity is the right choice, and what the bill will really be.
Technologies and speeds
The highest speeds Xfinity advertises for each technology it reports, across all areas it serves. What is available at your specific address may be lower.
| Technology | Max download | Max upload | ZIP codes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cable | 2 Gbps | — | 650 |
Where they operate
States where Xfinity reports the most coverage.
- Texas 97 ZIPs
- Indiana 78 ZIPs
- Illinois 58 ZIPs
- Florida 57 ZIPs
- Maryland 54 ZIPs
- Colorado 45 ZIPs
- Georgia 41 ZIPs
- Washington 39 ZIPs
- Connecticut 36 ZIPs
- Alabama 35 ZIPs
- District of Columbia 25 ZIPs
- Delaware 21 ZIPs
- Louisiana 17 ZIPs
- Arkansas 16 ZIPs
- Massachusetts 16 ZIPs
- Kansas 12 ZIPs
Strengths and trade-offs
What they do well
- The advertised rate is held for five years rather than twelve months
- No term contract — the service can be cancelled at any time
- Unlimited data on the current residential tiers
- Wide availability across a large part of the country
Worth knowing
- The advertised price depends on autopay from a bank account and paperless billing
- Download and upload speeds are not symmetrical, as they are on fiber
- Exact tiers and pricing differ by market, so the published rate may not be the one at your address
- The rate rises once the five-year guarantee ends
Similar providers
Epic iO
up to 10 Gbps
Optimum
up to 8 Gbps
Astound Broadband
up to 5 Gbps
GCI Communications
up to 2.5 Gbps
About this data: Coverage and speed figures come from the FCC National Broadband Map, as of December 2025, where providers self-report. Advertised speeds are maximums, not guarantees, and availability differs address by address. The FCC publishes no pricing at all, so every price here was taken from a rate the provider advertised publicly, last checked September 2026. Several providers quote only after an address check, and rates move constantly — treat these as a guide and confirm the figure for your own address before you order. Xfinity is a trademark of its owner and is listed here for comparison; this does not imply any relationship between us unless marked as a partner.