The best internet deals of June 2021

Current best home internet deals

David Anders Last updated: June 7, 2021

No matter what internet providers are available in your area, most of them offer some type of promotion to get you to sign up. In some cases, these are fairly inconsequential. But in others, the deals are actually worth hundreds of dollars upfront or over the life of your service contract.

Featured internet promotion – AT&T Internet 1000

Starting at $60/mo. for speeds up to 940 Mbps, AT&T Internet 1000 is already a good internet deal, but new customers can take advantage of extra perks of this plan, including:

• Free $150 Visa Rewards Card when you order online
• One year of HBO Max
• Unlimited data
• AT&T Internet Security Suite powered by McAfee© included

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Find the best internet deals by provider

What’s the best internet bargain? Depending on which internet service providers (ISPs) are available in your area, you could be eligible for a variety of internet promos, such as gift cards, price guarantees or streaming specials. Here are a few internet providers that often feature internet deals from special limited-time offers to year-round savings. Keep in mind that all providers and deals are not available in all areas.

AT&T – $150 Visa Reward Card, one year of HBO Max

How to get it:

You’ll immediately qualify for a $150 Visa Reward Card when you sign up for any AT&T Fiber internet plan online. It’s always nice to get money upfront, but make sure you compare instant offers to monthly savings from other providers. If you can pay $13 less per month through Spectrum, for instance, your total savings will surpass that gift card within a year.

You’ll also get a year of free HBO Max with AT&T’s fastest internet plan, AT&T Internet 1000. The streaming service costs $14.99/mo. if you subscribe separately, and has one of the best libraries around. After a year is up, you’ll be automatically enrolled at the going rate, but you’re free to cancel if you’d rather not pay. You can also get a free one-year subscription of HBO Max if you bundle AT&T internet with either AT&T TV’s Choice or Ultimate package.

Learn more about AT&T internet

CenturyLink – Free modem and installation with fiber, Price for Life guarantee with DSL

How to get it:

CenturyLink internet deals are a bit of a mixed bag with one offer applying to the fiber service while another is available only with their DSL service.

New CenturyLink fiber customers can take advantage of a free modem and installation with all online orders. CenturyLink typically charges up to $15/mo. for modem rentals and up to $125 for setup fees, so this deal could save you more than $300 in your first year.

The CenturyLink Price for Life guarantee is available only to new DSL customers and plans up to 100 Mbps.

Learn more about CenturyLink internet

Frontier – Price guarantee on all FiberOptic internet plans

How to get it:  

Like CenturyLink, Frontier also provides a Price for Life guarantee on all FiberOptic internet plans. If you’re happy with the price you’re paying, you can keep it as long as you want. Frontier internet also has no-contract options on many of its plans, so you can cancel anytime without incurring early termination fees.

Unlimited data and equipment rental is also included with all Frontier internet plans while their price guarantee comes with select Frontier High Speed Internet (DSL) plans.

Learn more about Frontier internet

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Optimum – Reduced pricing, $200 Visa Prepaid Card

How to get it:

Optimum is currently offering discounted monthly pricing on two of their most popular plans for 12 months. New customers can get Optimum 300 Mbps for $35/mo. (regularly $40/mo.), 500 Mbps for $45/mo. (regularly $50/mo.) or 1 Gig Internet for $55/mo. (regularly $65/mo.).

Customers who sign up for any Optimum plan will also receive a $200 Visa Prepaid Card after 90 days of service.

Learn more about Optimum internet

Spectrum – Contract buyout up to $500, free modem and antivirus software, bundle discount

How to get it:

Spectrum provides all new customers with both a free modem and antivirus software. Modems would typically cost $10/mo.

The contract buyout offer is reserved for new customers who sign up for qualifying Double or Triple Play bundles. If you’re locked into an internet contract that’s not living up to the price, consider making the jump to Spectrum for up to $500 to help you out of your contract.

Lastly, Spectrum offers a $5/mo. discount on any internet plan when you add a Spectrum cable TV package.

Learn more about Spectrum internet

Verizon – Free Echo Dot 4th Gen and Blink Mini, router rental included and Amazon Prime for 12 months

How to get it:

Verizon Fios has more internet deals than any other provider we saw. If you sign up for its fastest plan, Gigabit Connection, you’ll get one year of Amazon Prime, plus an included router rental ($14/mo. value) and Echo Dot 4th Gen.

If you select Verizon’s 400 Mbps plan, you get a free Echo Dot 4th Gen and a Blink Mini.

Learn more about Verizon Fios internet

Kinetic by Windstream – $100 Visa prepaid card

How to get it:

Kinetic by Windstream is currently offering a $100 Visa prepaid card for all new customers who sign up for internet service. This deal applies to all internet plans, but for call-in orders only.

Learn more about Kinetic by Windstream internet

Xfinity – 4K streaming device and Peacock Premium streaming service included

How to get it:

Sign up for any Xfinity internet plan to gain access to Peacock Premium at no extra cost (a $4.99/mo. value), plus a free Flex 4K streaming device plus. For comparison, similar devices from Amazon and Roku typically cost around $50.

Learn more about Xfinity internet

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Military and student discounts

CenturyLink

CenturyLink’s website says it offers discounts to “men and women of the United States Armed Forces,” but because promotions are constantly changing, you’ll have to call them directly at 1-877-246-1518 to find out what’s available. Unfortunately, when we called them, a representative told us that they aren’t currently offering any military discounts. 

Cox

Cox’s Connect2Compete program offers discounted internet plans for just $9.95/mo. for families who have at least one K-12 student and participate in a government assistance program like the National School Lunch Program, SNAP, TANF or Section 8 Project-Based Rental Assistance. 

Mediacom

Like Cox, Mediacom also participates in the Connect2Compete program. Qualifying households can get an internet plan with download speeds up to 25 Mbps for just $9.95/mo. 

Verizon

Verizon Fios internet plans are all discounted for all active duty military members and veterans. Here’s what you’ll get:

• $5 off/month on 200 Mbps
• $10 off/month on 400 Mbps
• $15 off/month on Gigabit Connection

All branches of the U.S. military are eligible, including Air Force, all military reserves and National Guard, Army, Cadets, Coast Guard, commissioned officers of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, commissioned officers of the United States Public Health Service, Marines, Navy and veterans of all branches.

Xfinity

Xfinity currently offers a one-time credit of $25 for military personnel and veterans that can be applied to your bill or used to rent or purchase movies through Xfinity On Demand. You can also get a $100 Visa prepaid card. 

You can also find Xfinity student discounts right now, too. Anyone who’s attending a U.S. Title IV degree granting college or university is eligible for a $100 Visa Prepaid card and six months of Amazon Music Unlimited.

See more student discounts from internet providers

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Internet deals FAQs

Take some of the mystery out of shopping for internet specials in your area. You’ll find answers below to some of the common questions many people have when looking for an internet provider. Give us a call to learn more about internet deals from providers near you.

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