Suddenlink Availability

Suddenlink availability map

Suddenlink provides TV, internet, and phone services across 17 southern and West Coast states. Use our Suddenlink coverage map to the right or type in your zip code below to see if your neighborhood gets Suddenlink service:

Suddenlink internet availability

Suddenlink is available in 17 states across the country:

Suddenlink’s offers three internet plans: Internet 200 ($30/mo. for 200 Mbps download speeds), Internet 400 ($40/mo. for 400 Mbps), and Internet 1 Gig ($50/mo. for 940 Mbps). The price for all three plans may increase after your first year and the exact amount depends on Suddenlink’s rates after 12 months. You can also rent a combo wireless router/cable modem from Suddenlink for $10 per month.

Check out our Suddenlink internet review to learn more about Suddenlink internet plans.

Suddenlink TV availability

Suddenlink has four TV packages that include a deep selection of basic and premium cable networks.

Suddenlink’s entry-level Core package ($58/mo. for the first year) comes with networks like ESPN and TNT. On its higher-end plans, you’ll get additional basic and premium cable channels such as BBC America, CMT, and HBO.

We break down the provider’s complete TV options in our Suddenlink TV review.

Suddenlink bundle availability

When you bundle Suddenlink TV, internet, or phone service, you can save up to $40 per month during your first year of service. Suddenlink’s TV and Internet bundles have larger discounts compared to providers like Spectrum.

Check out our complete Suddenlink bundle breakdown to learn more about Suddenlink’s TV and internet options.

Final take

Suddenlink’s TV and internet packages are surprisingly affordable for a mid-sized provider. Although its customer service has room for improvement, it’s worth considering its plans if your town gets Suddenlink coverage.

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