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WOW! Stands for Wide Open West and it is one of the largest cable internet, streaming TV and phone providers that covers the South and parts of the Midwest.
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WOW! Internet
100 Mbps starting at:
$19.99/mo.*
*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. Speeds may vary. As of 06/09/21.

WOW! provider overview
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What we like
No data caps – WOW! provides internet service that’s free of data caps, so you get a better experience that’s fast and reliable with no limitations.
Free installation – Order online and you can take advantage of free installation – a $50 value. Not only that, but next-day installation is also available to new residential customers who call before noon ET on the day prior to the installation.
High customer satisfaction – WOW! features award-winning customer service that’s available whenever you need them.
Things to consider
Only uses cables in most areas – In some areas, WOW! uses a combination of fiber-optic and cable lines to deliver faster speeds. However, in most areas WOW! uses just coaxial cables, which is a little slower and less reliable than fiber optic.
Some plans require a two-year contract – WOW! occasionally has 24-month agreements where the early termination fee is as high as $340.
Limited to the south and Midwest – Although WOW! is the sixth largest provider in the country, its availability is limited to a handful of states.


Explore WOW! services
Voted best in customer service, you’ll find WOW! home services in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, South Carolina and Tennessee.
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WOW! offers four internet plans, ranging from 200 Mbps to 1,000 Mbps. Depending on your area, WOW! either uses coaxial cables or a hybrid between cable and fiber optic. WOW! offers a modem/router combo for $14/mo., plus you can add on a mesh Wi-Fi hardware to boost your connection for an additional $9.99/mo.
WOW! streaming TV and bundles
WOW! partners with YouTube TV, Philo, Fubo, Sling TV, Hulu, HBO Max, SHOWTIME, CBS All Access and more to bring you affordable bundles with a wide variety of entertainment options. DVR options and local channels may also be included in your plan depending on the streaming service you choose. Unlike WOW! internet, WOW! streaming TV promises no hidden fees, no equipment rentals, and no contracts.
WOW! home phone and bundles
With any WOW! internet package, you can add a home phone. You can also purchase a WOW! home phone separately. WOW! home phone plans cost $9.99/mo. and include voicemail, robocall blocking, caller ID and more.
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Special offers and deals
Select the 200 Mbps, 500 Mbps or 1Gig WOW! plan and receive a $200 gift card
Receive a $200 gift card with the 200 Mbps plan or higher.
Free modem rental for first three months
Get your modem for free with any WOW! internet plan for the first three months. After the three months are up, the modem costs $14/mo.
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WOW! equipment
WOW! gateway router
WOW! offers a modem/router combo to rent for $14/mo. However, all equipment is free if you select the WOW! 1 gig internet package. You also have the option to use your own equipment. Purchasing your own equipment usually saves money, but you won’t receive the same technical support from WOW! if you have issues with it.
Learn moreWOW! Whole-home Wi-Fi
If you live in a larger or multi-floor home, you may want to rent the Whole-home Wi-Fi equipment in addition to the standard WOW! Gateway router. The purpose of this mesh Wi-Fi router is to provide a stronger connection with further range than the standard router. WOW! rents this device for $9.99/mo.
Explore WOW! internetWOW! Wi-Fi extenders
If you are opting to rent the Whole-home Wi-Fi mesh hardware, then you will likely need to rent the WOW! Wi-Fi extenders as well. WOW! rents these for $5.99/mo. Consider adding Wi-Fi extenders, or “Beacons,” on any floor the router is not on, or anywhere you want to ensure a strong connection.
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Written by:
Ari HowardAssociate Writer, Broadband & Wireless Content
Ari is an Associate Writer for the Allconnect team. She primarily writes about broadband news and studies, particularly relating to internet access, digital safety, broadband-related technology and the digital d… Read more
Edited by:
Robin LaytonEditor, Broadband Content
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