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By Camryn Smith Last updated: August 9, 2024

Cox is a cable and fiber internet service provider that provides broadband speeds from 100 Mbps – 2,000 Mbps for $49.99 – $149.99/mo.

Cox is a regional internet provider, with its cable internet service available to about 7% of the country and its fiber service available to less than 1% of the country.

Is Cox available in your area?

Cox’s internet service is available in parts of 19 states, with service focused in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Virginia, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Kansas and Arizona.

Internet availability is based on specific addresses. Even if Cox is available in your city, check your address to make sure you can get it at your home.

Top cities with Cox coverage

Cox provides internet service to some major U.S. cities, including:

Cox availability FAQs

What states can you get Cox Cable?

Cox offers home services in Arkansas, Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Missouri, North Carolina, Nebraska, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island and Virginia, as well as Washington D.C.

What if Cox is not available in my area?

Don’t worry, there are likely multiple other internet and TV providers that are. Other cable providers such as Mediacom, Spectrum and Xfinity, or DSL and fiber-optic providers like AT&T, CenturyLink or Verizon may be available.

Does Cox internet include Wi-Fi?

To get Wi-Fi service with Cox internet, you’ll need a modem and router, which is not included with Cox plans. You can rent the Cox Panoramic Wi-Fi router for an additional monthly fee, or use your own compatible equipment.

Can you save more when you bundle Cox?

Cox offers steep discounts for bundling internet, Contour TV, home phone and home security services, up to $50 or more off the monthly price. Keep in mind, however, that once the introductory pricing ends, typically after one year of service, bundle savings are likely to reduce significantly.

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Written by:

Camryn Smith

Camryn Smith started writing for Allconnect in July 2022 and has developed broadband expertise across the landscape, including home internet providers, plans, pricing and equipment, as well as internet technolog… Read more

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Robin Layton

Senior Editor, Broadband Content

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