Current Suddenlink deals and special promotions:
If you’re on the hunt for a Suddenlink deal, look no further. We’ve got deets on the latest Suddenlink promotions and ongoing savings—from $10 off your TV bundle to free internet for low-income households.
With this limited-time offer, you can save $10 off a Suddenlink TV bundle. Just apply the code VIDEO10 at checkout.
We tried out this deal in Suddenlink’s online checkout, and we noticed that VIDEO10 doesn’t work on all Suddenlink bundles with TV and internet. We’re pretty sure this is just a technical issue with Suddenlink’s website.
If you’re having trouble with this code in checkout, we recommend calling Suddenlink at +1-844-790-7475 for assistance.
When you sign up for a Suddenlink Internet plan, Suddenlink will mail you a $200 Visa Prepaid card. You just have to make sure you stay in good standing with no past-due or returned payments for the first 90 days with Suddenlink.
This Suddenlink Internet deal may take a little time to pay off, but after a four- to six-week wait, you can spend it on anything you like. Well, almost anything—Suddenlink’s parent company Altice says you can’t use it on your Suddenlink monthly bill. Oops!
Get this dealWhen you sign up for Suddenlink’s Premier TV package (alone or in a package), you get an HBO Max subscription included for no extra charge. Premier TV isn’t cheap, but it also comes with over 340 channels and free installation, so there’s a lot to like here.
If you want to switch to Suddenlink, but you still have a plan with another TV and internet provider, Suddenlink will buy out your current plan up to $500 (or up to $100 if you have an internet-only plan).
Within 30 days of disconnecting your old service, send Suddenlink a copy of your early termination fee bill:
After you stay in good standing with Suddenlink for 60 days, Suddenlink will apply your buyout to your account to use on your new Suddenlink monthly payments.
Switch to SuddenlinkThrough the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program, low-income households can receive up to $50 per month off internet service (up to $75 if you live on tribal lands).
Combined with Suddenlink’s affordable internet prices, this means you can get your internet for free if you qualify. This deal is available to both new and existing Suddenlink customers. For more details on how to qualify and apply, head over to Low-Income Internet Plans.
| Package | Price | Price with EBB | Download speed up to | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Internet 200 | $30.00/mo. | $0.00/mo. | 200 Mbps | Apply |
| Internet 400 | $40.00/mo. | $0.00/mo. | 400 Mbps | Apply |
| Internet 1 Gig | $50.00/mo. | $0.00/mo. | 940 Mbps | Apply |
Data effective as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
What are you still doing here? With savings, sign-up incentives, and freebies, Suddenlink has a deal for you. Go get it!
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| Package | Price | Download speeds up to | Channel count | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Internet 200 | $30.00/mo. | 200 Mbps | N/A | View plan |
| Core TV | $58.00/mo. | N/A | 200+ | View plan |
| Internet 200 and Core TV | $50.00/mo. | 200 Mbps | 200+ | View plan |
Data effective as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
Suddenlink’s TV packages are a little pricey, but with the savings you get from bundling, Internet 200 and Core TV are cheaper together than they are separate.
A word of caution—Suddenlink Internet 200 comes with a nasty little 350 GB data cap. If you don’t like paying overage fees, we recommend instead signing up for Internet 400, which comes with unlimited data.
| Package | Price | Download speeds up to | Channel count | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Internet 200 and Core TV | $50.00/mo. | 200 Mbps | 200+ | View plan |
| Internet 400 and Core TV | $60.00/mo. | 400 Mbps | 200+ | View plan |
| Internet 400 and Select TV | $75.00/mo. | 400 Mbps | 290+ | View plan |
| Internet 1 Gig and Select TV | $85.00/mo. | 940 Mbps | 290+ | View plan |
| Internet 1 Gig and Premier TV | $105.00/mo. | 940 Mbps | 340+ | View plan |
Data effective as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
When you sign up for both TV and internet with Suddenlink, you can save anywhere from $38 to $79 a month off of what the services would cost separately. That’s some big-time savings, but mostly because Suddenlink overprices its standalone TV plans.
You can bring down your monthly Suddenlink bill by canceling your Altice Gateway rental and buying your own cable modem/router instead. This solution has a bit of an upfront cost, but you’ll save about $10 per month by owning a modem/router combo.
If you’re a current Suddenlink customer who’s part of a low-income household, you may be eligible for the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program. This government-funded program can help you save up to $50 per month on your internet service. Head over to Suddenlink’s website to apply.
‡Visa® Reward Card: Offer is not available to individuals who have previously participated in a Suddenlink Visa Reward Card promotion within the past 12 months. Visa Reward Card will be mailed to customers who maintain promotion and remain in good standing with no past due or returned payments throughout first 90 days after account activation. Allow 4-6 weeks for delivery. Limit 1 per customer. Visa Reward Card cannot be used to pay Suddenlink monthly bill. Card value expires in 12 mos. Visa Reward Card may be used when making purchases from merchants in the U.S. and District of Columbia everywhere Visa debit cards are accepted. No ATM access. Terms and Conditions apply to Reward Cards. See Cardholder Agreement for details. Visa Reward Card is issued by MetaBank®, N.A., Member FDIC pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc. This optional offer is not a MetaBank product or service nor does MetaBank endorse this offer. Card is distributed and serviced by InComm Financial Services, Inc., which is licensed as a Money Transmitter by the New York State Department of Financial Services.
