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The best internet and home phone bundles

By David Anders Last updated: October 13, 2022

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Best internet and phone bundles

*Pricing per month plus taxes for length of contract. Additional fees and terms may apply. Pricing varies by location and availability. All prices subject to change at any time. May or may not be available based on service address. As of 9/15/22.

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*Pricing per month plus taxes for length of contract. Additional fees and terms may apply. Pricing varies by location and availability. All prices subject to change at any time. May or may not be available based on service address. As of 9/15/22.

Overall best internet and phone bundle plans of 2022

The best internet and phone bundles offer a combination of fair prices, fast speeds and generous data caps.The three providers that offer the best value for internet and phone bundles are Xfinity, Verizon and Centurylink. Verizon generally has the best prices on phone and internet bundles, but if you live in a larger household with heavy internet users, CenturyLink’s higher fiber optic speeds might be best. 

Xfinity: 100 Mbps and home phone for $59.99/mo. Xfinity’s bundle includes unlimited calling to nearly half the world — one of the best international home phone plans you’ll find. You also have the option to add another 300 minutes to more countries for an extra $9.95/mo.

Verizon: 300 Mbps and home phone for $64.99/mo. For only $5/mo. more, Verizon Fios has triple the speed of Xfinity. You also get to add one international country for free to your plan (the amount you get ranges from 30 minutes per month to unlimited). You can also add 300 minutes of international calls for an extra $14.99/mo., or 500 minutes for $19.99.

CenturyLink: Up to 200 Mbps and home phone for $90.00/mo. CenturyLink also offers a range of international calling options, but they’re all on the expensive side. You’ll also have to pay $15/mo. for internet equipment on most plans.

Is it cheaper to bundle phone & internet?

Bundling home phone and internet service can save you some money on your monthly bill, but as you can see in the table above, most providers don’t offer any discount on these bundles. Some providers even require you to bundle phone plans with internet or other home services in order to purchase home phone service at all. If you’re looking for more significant savings, we recommend bundling TV and internet.

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Our approach: We determine the best phone and internet providers for you

When narrowing down our list of the top internet providers, we sought to highlight providers that are available to many people in different areas. Using the most recent FCC data, we identified the top

When narrowing down our list of the top internet providers, we sought to highlight providers that are available to many people in different areas. Using the most recent FCC data, we identified the top internet providers available to at least 5% of U.S. residents.

From there, we leveraged our own in-house technology to further accumulate availability, speed and pricing details and for each provider. Specific plan, pricing and service details were sourced directly from the providers, both via our professional relationships with them and their official websites.

We also sought inspiration from Reviews.com, who is owned and operated by an affiliate of Allconnect, Inc. However, Allconnect, Inc. is not involved in or responsible for the production of Reviews.com content, including rankings cited on this page.

Equipped with an accurate, up-to-date portfolio of each provider, we then carefully examined each provider’s attributes to identify a provider’s exclusive advantage over the rest. The result is our list of the best internet providers of 2022.

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Additional options for bundling phone and internet

Phone and internet providers give customers extra incentives to bundle by adding additional services at a discounted price or, in some cases, for only a couple dollars more. Here’s a look at cheap phone and internet bundles that may be available in your area.

Frontier Internet & Phone

Frontier uses both DSL and fiber optic connections in the U.S., so depending on where you live, you may be able to get speeds up to 2,000 Mbps — some of the fastest in the country. If Frontier’s fiber optic plans aren’t available in your area, you might want to look into other providers before opting for a slower DSL connection.

Pros

  • Great fiber optic internet and phone bundle deals – Plans start at $74.99/mo. for speeds up to 500 Mbps

  • No data caps – Regardless of your plan, there are no data caps with Frontier’s internet plans

  • Unlimited calling – Enjoy unlimited calling within the U.S., Canada and Mexico

Cons

  • Slow DSL speeds – DSL phone and internet plans start at $74.99/mo.

  • Limited fiber optic availability – Although Frontier’s fiber plans are a great deal, they aren’t currently available in many areas

  • Low customer satisfaction – With a score of 61/100, Frontier has one of the lowest customer satisfaction ratings out of all ISPs, but it’s been improving in recent years.

Learn more about Frontier

Internet Ultra + Voice

Spectrum’s internet and home phone bundles offer some of the best value around. For just $64.98/mo., you can get 300 Mbps* of download speeds and a home phone line. However, you also have the option of 500 Mbps* or 1,000 Mbps* internet speeds.

Pros

  • Great value – Phone and internet bundles start at $64.98/mo. for 200 Mbps

  • Wide availability – Spectrum has some of the best availability in the country, with plans available in 41 states

  • Gig speeds available – Spectrum offers internet plans as fast as 1,000/35 (download/upload) Mbps*

Cons

  • Must bundle for home phone – Home phone service only available as part of bundle

  • Price jumps – Although Spectrum offers a great promotional value, expect your bill to increase by as much as $30/mo. after the first year

  • Below average customer satisfaction – Spectrum scored a 63/100 on the American Customer Satisfaction Index. This score is below the average score for internet service providers (65/100)

*Wireless speeds may vary

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AT&T

Like Frontier, AT&T’s internet plans are split into two types: fiber optic and DSL. Its fiber optic plans offer some of the best value of any provider — starting at 300 Mbps of internet speed for just $55.00/mo. Unfortunately, you can only add home phone service to AT&T’s DSL plans. Plans start at $79.99/mo. with speeds up to 100 Mbps in some areas.

Pros

  • Unlimited nationwide calling – AT&T’s home phone plan offers 25 calling features unlimited nationwide calling

  • Higher DSL speeds – If you can only get DSL in your area, AT&T often has some of the faster speeds.

Cons

  • Expensive DSL service – In areas where AT&T Fiber isn’t available, its DSL service maxes out at 100 Mbps. You can get a DSL-home phone plan for $79.99/mo.

  • Limited fiber optic – AT&T is currently only available in select areas of 21 states.

Learn more about AT&T

Cox

Cox doesn’t offer home phone service unless it’s part of a bundle with internet and TV as well. That means you’re going to have a high monthly bill — Cox’s internet, phone and TV bundles start at $157.99/mo. You’re not getting a lot of value for that price, either, with internet speeds at just 50 Mbps.

Pros

  • Multiple plan options – Cox usually has at least four internet tiers to choose from, so you can customize your bundle to fit your needs.

  • High speeds available – Cox has speeds up to 940 Mbps in most areas, but you’ll pay $187.99/mo. for phone, internet and TV.

Cons

  • Expensive – If you’re just looking to bundle internet and phone, these are some of the priciest packages around.

  • Contracts required – Cox requires one or two year contracts on all of its bundles.

  • Price increases – After 12 months of service, Cox will typically increase plans by $25/mo. – $36/mo.

Learn more about Cox

Expert tip: Go for a slightly more expensive plan for faster speeds

Although you might see some internet and phone bundles for under $50/mo., most households require far greater than 9-10 Mbps they offer. Spectrum’s 200 Mbps* internet and home phone plan for $64.98/mo. or Verizon’s 300 Mbps and home phone plan for $64.99/mo. will save you the most money in the long-run.

Pricing per month plus taxes for length of contract. Additional fees and terms may apply. Pricing varies by location and availability. All prices subject to change at any time. May or may not be available based on service address. As of 09/15/22.
*Wireless speeds may vary.

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Internet and phone bundle FAQs

Can I bundle cheap cell phone service with other services from that same provider?

Some providers, like AT&T and Xfinity for example, offer incentives for bundling wireless service with internet or TV. However, most mobile providers keep wireless plans separate from other services they offer.

Traditional landline phone service uses a copper phone line network. Digital phone service transmits a phone signal using an internet connection and typically delivers a more clear signal than traditional phone service.

Unless you have dial-up internet, you’ll be able to use your home phone and internet service without interruption. A dial-up internet connection cannot be used when a landline phone is also in use since both services use the same copper infrastructure in your home.

Aside from dial-up and DSL internet connections, which use a phone line to deliver service, you do not need a home phone for internet service. View our page on how to get internet without a phone line.

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David Anders

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David Anders

Senior Writer, Broadband Content

David joined the Allconnect team in 2017, specializing in broadband and TV content. His work has been referenced by a variety of sources, including ArcGIS, DIRECTV and more. As a Senior Writer, David is motivate… Read more

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