Fiber Internet plans offer a symmetrical high-speed connection for seamless connectivity all around your home.
$24.99/mo.*
100Mbps
*Get the price locked-in for only $10/mo. more
$25/mo. with AutoPay*
300Mbps
*See Offer Details for terms and conditions.
$30 /mo. for 1 year*
100Mbps
*See Offer Details for terms and conditions.
$34.99/mo. w/ Auto Pay & any Verizon mobile phone plan*
300Mbps
*Discount details here
$40/mo.*
300Mbps
*With Autopay and Paperless Discount
For 12 mos., no term contract. Taxes and equipment not included. Incl. up to $10/mo. auto-pay & paperless bill discount. See Broadband Facts: https://www.xfinity.com/broadband-labels.
$55/mo.1 plus taxes
300Mbps
1Eligible Autopay & Paperless Bill req’d. *
*Price after $10/mo discount with eligible Autopay & Paperless bill (w/in 2 bills). Monthly State Cost Recovery Charge in TX, OH, NV applies. One time install chrg may apply. Ltd. avail/areas. See Details
See Broadband Facts: www.att.com/dapbbfacts
While narrowing down cheap internet providers, we don’t just consider promotional pricing. Our experts carefully inspect broadband labels, run speed tests, check for ongoing deals, and verify zip-level availability. We weigh the most important factors – from price to coverage – so that our picks are truly affordable and practical:
We compare typical download and upload speeds against monthly pricing to determine true cost-to-performance efficiency.
We factor in extra perks like free equipment, waived data caps, price lock guarantees, and premium support when evaluating cheap internet.
We recommend affordable internet providers for major connection types (fiber/cable/5G/satellite) with better availability.
According to the U.S. News ISP Cost and Speed Survey Report (2024), the average American household pays $89/month for internet, and nearly 4 in 10 have cut other expenses just to keep their service. For people on a budget, the internet bill usually has to stay within a set limit that works for their monthly finances.
Based on what students, renters, and low-income families can realistically afford, while still getting reliable service, we’ve identified two key budget tiers:
This below-the-national-average limit works well for a modest budget while still offering enough speed for work, study, and streaming.
This ultra-economical tier offers plans perfect for those who want to stay connected while keeping bills as low as possible. Often available in select markets and through promotions.
Real value means consistent speeds, transparent pricing, and perks like free equipment, unlimited data, and no contracts – all without additional fees or surprises.
*for 1 year
*w/ Auto Pay & any Verizon mobile phone plan
*For 12 mos. w/ Autopay and Paperless Discount
Besides regular internet plans, there are low-income internet options that can help you save even more. If you’re a senior, a student, or have limited income, you may qualify for discounted—or even free—internet through dedicated government programs and provider-specific offers.
| Program | Monthly Discount | Who Qualifies | What's Included | How to Apply |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lifeline |
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Internet and/or phone discount | Visit Lifeline Support |
| Internet First (by Astound Broadband) |
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Up to 150 Mbps, no contract, no credit check | Visit internet first from Astound |
| Provider | Plan Name | Benefit | Eligibility | Apply |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connect2Compete | 100 Mbps for $9.95/mo. | Families with K-12 students on gov’t assistance | Apply Here | |
| Internet Essentials | Up to 75 Mbps for $14.95/mo |
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Apply Here | |
| Internet® Assist | 50 Mbps for $25/mo. |
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Apply Here | |
| Access from AT&T | 100 Mbps for $30/mo. or less |
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Apply Here |
When searching for the best, most affordable internet for your home, keep these key factors and money-saving hacks in mind:
The more you stream, work from home, or game, the more speed you’ll need.
Some internet providers limit how much data you can use monthly.
Decide what matters more: flexibility to switch anytime or a discounted term.
What connection type you can get (fiber, cable, 5G home, satellite) depends on your location, and it affects price/performance.
See All Plans at Your AddressEven cheap plans can come with surprise additional costs, like installation/activation fees, router rental ($10–$15/mo), and early-termination fees.
What happened to the ACP discount? Are there still low-income options? The federal Affordable Connectivity Program ended on June 1, 2024. There are still other options like exclusive low-income plans from some ISPs (e.g., Spectrum Internet Assist), and the Lifeline program for qualifying households.
The best affordable internet speed for your home depends on how you use the internet and how many people or devices are connected.
We’ve categorized plans based on budget, speed, and user needs, whether you’re browsing, streaming, or working from home.
Many low-cost providers offer no-contract plans, while others may lock in lower pricing through short-term contracts. Always review the terms before signing up.
The two best ways to keep internet cheap over time are to pick a plan with a clear price-lock (ideally multi-year) and to use your own cable modem to avoid monthly equipment fees. Also, verify details on the Broadband Facts label before you enroll.
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