If we’ve learned anything from all those obnoxious commercials and junk mailers, it’s that bundling saves you big bucks! And, honestly—it’s often true.
That said, CenturyLink’s internet-and-phone double-play bundles hold significant savings: 22–32% monthly.
CenturyLink doesn’t usually offer deals on internet and phone bundles. But to check for bundle deals from CenturyLink and other US providers, head over to our TV and internet deals review. We update it every month with the freshest promotions.
| Package | Price* | Download/upload speeds | Phone plan features | |
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Fiber Gigabit + Simply Unlimited Phone Best fiber bundle |
$105.00/mo. | Up to 940 Mbps both ways |
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Simply Unlimited Internet + Simply Unlimited Phone Best DSL bundle |
$90.00/mo. |
Download: up to 100 Mbps Upload: up to 30 Mbps |
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Data effective as of post date. Pricing and speeds are subject to change. Not all offers available in all areas.
*Additional fees apply. Rate excludes taxes and voice fees/surcharges.
If you can get it, you want fiber internet. With download and upload speeds of 940 Mbps, it’s ridiculously fast. Everyone in a four-person household could play video games online and simultaneously stream full HD video—and still have bandwidth to spare.
CenturyLink’s best fiber double-play bundle is Fiber Gigabit + Simply Unlimited Phone, which gives you unlimited nationwide calling along with CenturyLink’s fastest internet speeds.
The regular monthly price for CenturyLink fiber internet service is $65, and CenturyLink’s unlimited nationwide calling plan is normally $50, so you’re saving $10 a month by bundling.
If you can’t get fiber internet, DSL doesn’t suck. Just keep a few things in mind:
CenturyLink’s internet-and-phone bundles still save you a little cash each month, based on what you’d pay for the services separately. But CenturyLink’s phone plan is pricier than we’d like, and you may be better off relying on your mobile plan instead.
You can pay for DIRECTV along with your CenturyLink internet bill, but you won’t get any discounts for combining internet and TV services.
CenturyLink does not bundle with DISH Network. But you can still get a DISH plan separately from your CenturyLink plan.
CenturyLink discontinued its fiber-optic Prism TV service in 2018.
As with any internet service provider, CenturyLink’s internet speeds can vary quite a bit based on location and other factors (wired/wireless connection, modem type, router type, router location, materials used to build your home).
Your neighbor could qualify for up to 940 Mbps fiber internet, while you might get only up to 20 Mbps via DSL. The “Up to” means that CenturyLink doesn’t guarantee you’ll get 20 Mbps (or 940 Mbps, for that matter), due to the factors mentioned above.
So, if you’re getting only 5–12 Mbps on a 20 Mbps plan, CenturyLink wouldn’t consider that a problem.
Yes, you can totally stream TV with CenturyLink internet!
CenturyLink doesn’t have a data cap—it offers unlimited internet data instead.
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