Internet specials and promotions
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.
Spectrum – Get a $100 Visa® Rewards Card when you sign up for 300 Mbps or faster
Xfinity – Get 200 Mbps of internet on Xfinity’s 10G network for $35/mo. for one year
AT&T – Get up to $300 in Visa® Rewards Cards when you sign up for AT&T Fiber online
Verizon – Discounted internet and up to $200 Amazon gift card
Frontier – Get a $200 Visa® Rewards Card with Fiber 2 Gig internet
Centurylink – Free modem and installation with Fiber Gigabit
Optimum – Up to $500 gift of choice with qualifying internet
Cox – Equipment included with plans and discount with Cox Mobile
T-Mobile – Get $50 back when you switch to T-Mobile plus free security package
Save on internet plans and earn a $100 Prepaid Mastercard®
Current available internet deals
- Xfinity – Get 200 Mbps of internet on 10G network for $35/mo. for one year
- AT&T – Get up to $300 in Visa® Rewards Cards when you sign up for AT&T Fiber online
- Spectrum – Get a $100 Visa® Rewards Card when you sign up for internet
- Verizon – Discounted internet and up to $200 Amazon Gift Card
- Frontier – Get a $200 Visa® Rewards Card with Fiber 2 Gig internet
- CenturyLink – Free modem and installation with Fiber Gigabit
- Optimum – Get up to $500 gift with qualifying internet
- Cox – Equipment included with internet and discount with Cox Mobile
- T-Mobile – Get $50 back when you switch to T-Mobile plus free security package
- HughesNet – Save on internet plans and earn a $100 Prepaid Mastercard®
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AT&T – Get up to $250 in AT&T Visa® Reward Cards with qualifying internet
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Get up to $300 in Visa® Reward Cards when you sign up for AT&T Fiber online.
Best deals from internet providers
What’s the best internet bargain? Depending on which internet service providers (ISPs) are available in your area, you could be eligible for various 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.
Spectrum – Get a $100 Visa® Rewards Card when you sign up for a Spectrum internet
How to get it:
You can get a $100 Visa® Rewards Card when you sign up for a Spectrum internet 300 Mbps or higher.
Learn more about Spectrum internet
*Wireless speeds may vary
Xfinity – 200 Mbps on 10G network for $35/mo. for one year
How to get it:
Xfinity is offering 200 Mbps on its 10G network for just $35/mo. for one year.
Learn more about Xfinity internet
AT&T – Get up to $300 in Visa® Rewards Cards when you sign up for AT&T Fiber
How to get it:
New customers who sign up online for AT&T Fiber 300 or 500 Mbps qualify for a $100 Visa® Rewards Card and those who sign up for Gig Internet and higher qualify for $150. You can earn an extra $150 when entering promo code HOLIDAY150 at checkout.
Learn more about AT&T internet
Verizon – Discounted internet and up to $200 Amazon Gift Card with Gig internet
How to get it:
Verizon offers its plans at a discounted rate if you’re a mobile customer and includes various perks. 300 Mbps customers can get a $50 Amazon Gift Card and a five-year price guarantee; 500 Mbps customers can get a $100 Verizon Gift Card and a five-year price guarantee; 1 Gig customers are eligible for either a $200 Amazon Gift Card or the Amazon Echo Show 10. Gig customers can also receive a $100 Verizon Gift Card and either the Disney+ bundle free for six months or 2 TB of cloud storage.
Learn more about Verizon Fios internet
Frontier – $200 Visa® Rewards Card with Fiber 2 Gig internet
How to get it:
Frontier is offering a $200 Visa® Rewards Card with its Fiber 2 Gig internet plan. You can also get $10/mo. off YouTube TV for one year if you’re a Frontier customer.
Learn more about Frontier internet
CenturyLink – Free modem and installation with Fiber Gigabit
How to get it:
New CenturyLink customers can take advantage of a free modem and installation when they sign up for the Fiber Gigabit plan. CenturyLink typically charges setup fees, so this is a great way to save on your first bill.
Learn more about CenturyLink internet
Optimum – Up to a $500 gift with purchase of qualifying internet plan
How to get it:
If you sign up for one of Optimum’s qualifying internet plans, you can get up to a $500 gift. 500 Mbps get a $100 gift of choice; 1 Gig customers can get a $400 gift of choice; 2 Gig customers can get a $500 gift of choice.
Learn more about Optimum internet
Cox – Equipment included with plans, discount with Cox Mobile
How to get it:
Cox offers a free Panoramic Wi-Fi Gateway device with its internet plans for two years. You can also save $14.99/mo. when you add Cox Mobile to your internet plan.
Learn more about Cox internet
T-Mobile – Get $50 back when you switch to T-Mobile Home Internet plus free security
How to get it:
For a limited time, you can get a $50 Prepaid Mastercard® good for one month of service when you switch to T-Mobile. T-Mobile also includes a 5G Wi-Fi gateway device with your purchase. T-Mobile is also offering new customers the Blink smart security package for free.
Learn more about T-mobile internet
HughesNet – Save on internet plans and earn a $100 Prepaid Mastercard®
How to get it:
HughesNet is offering its internet plans at a $25/mo. discount. for every plan except for 15 GB. New HughesNet subscribers are also eligible for a $100 Prepaid Mastercard®.
Learn more about HughesNet internetSave up to $30/mo. with the ACP
The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is a federal benefit program that allows households in need to get discounted high-speed internet. Eligible households can receive a discount of up to $30/mo., and those living on qualifying Tribal lands can get up to $75 off their monthly bill. With some providers offering plans for $30/mo., the ACP can provide free internet for those who need it.
Some participating providers include:
- Allo Communications
- AltaFiber (formerly Cincinnati Bell)
- Optimum
- Astound
- AT&T
- Breezeline
- Comcast
- Comporium
- Cox
- Frontier
- Hawaiian Telcom
- IdeaTek
- Jackson Energy Authority
- Mediacom
- MLGC
- Spectrum (Charter Communications)
- Starry
- Verizon (Fios only)
- Vermont Telephone Company
- Vexus Fiber
- WOW!
Don’t overpay for internet. Get the speeds you need
Fast internet speeds are great, but the fastest plans available might not be the internet deal you’re looking for if it delivers way more speed than you need.
Consider your internet activities and determine what internet speed you really need. Then, shop plans and internet bargains in your area that best match those speeds. This way, you’re likely to get a connection fast enough to handle your favorite online activities without overpaying for speeds you won’t use.
Not sure what speeds you need or which internet provider has the best deal for you? Call to speak with our internet experts. We’ll detail available providers and affordable plans in your area, help you pick the right plan and take advantage of any available special offers in your area.
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Military and student discounts
CenturyLink internet military discounts
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 internet student discount
Cox’s Connect2Compete program offers discounted internet plans up to 50 Mbps 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 student discount
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 internet military discount
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 internet military and student discount
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
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.
Xfinity offers some of the best deals on TV and internet with multiple plans to choose from and added savings for each Xfinity service you select. Plus, you’ll get a 4K streaming device and a free subscription to NBC’s Peacock streaming service. Many providers, including AT&T, Cox and Spectrum also offer discounted pricing deals on TV and internet bundles.
Ways to lower your internet bill include Using your own internet equipment; downgrading your plan, switching to a new provider, and negotiating a lower rate
Aside from logging in at free public Wi-Fi spots, you may be able to take advantage of free internet from sources such as FreedomPop or NetZero. These ISPs typically come with highly limited speeds and data allowances, but can serve as a free connection if you aim to use the internet for little more than sending an email.
While no internet providers offer free internet plans specifically for seniors, many have lower-priced options for seniors, veterans and low-income households. Learn more about internet deals for seniors, and contact your local internet provider to ask about specific deals available for your household.
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Written by:
Camryn SmithAssociate Writer
Cammy is a writer with Allconnect, growing her broadband industry knowledge for over a year on the internet marketplace. Her expertise lies in home internet and broadband service with a focus on providers, plans…
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