Price: $24.99–$299.95/mo.
Channels: 10–185+
Internet speed: 75–6,000 Mbps
Xfinity’s cable TV and internet services tend to be reliable. And it has free perks, like Xfinity Wi-Fi hotspots and the Xfinity Stream app (a dream team for streaming live TV on your mobile device). Plus, getting started is easy because you can usually install everything yourself.
But your mileage may vary—Xfinity’s network is gigantic, and its services and plans vary from place to place. Also, we’re not fans of the hidden fees that come with its equipment or the data caps on Xfinity internet plans.
Xfinity, owned by Comcast, is an internet, phone, and TV service provider. It’s available in 39 states with available packages varying across different regions.
When viewing Xfinity’s plans, remember that the company divides its business into three geographic regions: West, Central, and Northeast. Its plan names, specs, and prices differ between these regions to keep up with different markets.
Throughout this review, you’ll see tables showing Xfinity’s plans in the West region. If you’re in the Central or Northeast regions, you’ll be able to click on the corresponding boxes to expand a chart of plans in your region.
Wondering which Xfinity region you’re in? Look for your state in the chart below.
| West | Central | Northeast |
|---|---|---|
| Arizona | Alabama | Connecticut |
| California | Arkansas | Delaware |
| Colorado | Florida | District Of Columbia |
| Idaho | Georgia | Maine |
| Kansas | Illinois | Maryland |
| Minnesota | Indiana | Massachusetts |
| Missouri | Kentucky | New Hampshire |
| New Mexico | Louisiana | New Jersey |
| Oregon | Michigan | New York |
| Texas | Mississippi | North Carolina |
| Utah | South Carolina | Ohio |
| Washington | Tennessee | Pennsylvania |
| Wisconsin | Rhode Island | |
| Vermont | ||
| Virginia | ||
| West Virginia |
| Package | Price | Download speeds up to | Upload speeds up to | Connection type | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connect | $24.99/mo.* | 75 Mbps | 5 Mbps | Cable |
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| Connect More | $39.99/mo.* | 200 Mbps | 5 Mbps | Cable |
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| Fast | $50.00/mo.† | 400 Mbps | 5 Mbps | Cable |
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| Superfast | $65.00/mo.† | 800 Mbps | 10 Mbps | Cable |
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| Gigabit | $75.00/mo.† | 1,000 Mbps | 15 Mbps | Cable |
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| Gigabit Extra | $80.00/mo.† | 1,200 Mbps | 35 Mbps | Fiber |
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*For the first 12 months with a 1-year agreement. Includes $10/mo automatic payments and paperless billing discount.
†For the first 24 months with No Term Agreement. Includes $10/mo automatic payments and paperless billing discount.
‡With a 2-year agreement.
Data effective as of publish date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
Xfinity’s Western residential customers should rejoice at the affordable 200 Mbps Connect More plan. Your family can stream TV on your Roku without worrying about constant buffering.
But if you have a larger family or a lot of smart-home devices, consider starting your plan search with Xfinity’s Fast, Superfast, or Gigabit (formerly Ultrafast) plans. All three plans have excellent download speeds between 400 Mbps and 1,000 Mbps, providing ample amounts of internet bandwidth for your household.
| Package | Price* | Download speeds up to | Upload speeds up to | Connection type | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connect | $30.00/mo.* | 75 Mbps | 5 Mbps | Cable | View plans Read Xfinity internet review |
| Connect More | $40.00/mo.* | 200 Mbps | 5 Mbps | Cable | View plans Read Xfinity internet review |
| Fast | $55.00/mo.* | 400 Mbps | 5 Mbps | Cable | View plans Read Xfinity internet review |
| Superfast | $70.00/mo.* | 800 Mbps | 10 Mbps | Cable | View plans Read Xfinity internet review |
| Gigabit | $75.00/mo.* | 1,000 Mbps | 15 Mbps | Cable | View plans Read Xfinity internet review |
| Gigabit Extra | $80.00/mo.* | 1,200 Mbps | 35 Mbps | Fiber | View plans Read Xfinity internet review |
*For the first 12 months with a 1-year agreement.
Data effective as of publish date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
| Plans | Price | Download speeds up to | Upload speeds up to | Connection type | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Performance Starter | $65.00/mo.* | 75 Mbps | 5 Mbps | Cable | View plans Read Xfinity internet review |
| Performance | $83.95/mo.* | 200 Mbps | 5 Mbps | Cable | View plans Read Xfinity internet review |
| Performance Pro | $39.99/mo.** | 400 Mbps | 5 Mbps | Cable | View plans Read Xfinity internet review |
| Blast! | $59.99/mo.† | 800 Mbps | 10 Mbps | Cable | View plans Read Xfinity internet review |
| Extreme Pro | $69.99/mo.† | 1,000 Mbps | 15 Mbps | Cable | View plans Read Xfinity internet review |
| Gigabit | $79.99/mo.† | 1,200 Mbps | 35 Mbps | Fiber | View plans Read Xfinity internet review |
| Gigabit Pro | $299.95/mo.‡ | 6,000 Mbps | 6,000 Mbps | Fiber | View plans Read Xfinity internet review |
*For the first 12 months with no term agreement.
†For the first 24 months with a 2-year agreement.
‡For the first 24 months with a 1-year agreement.
**For the first 12 months.
Data effective as of publish date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
The Central region’s affordable $40 plan offers 200 Mbps, a decent amount for one or two devices marathoning your favorite Netflix original series.
If you’re really looking to support multiple streaming devices or some gaming, you might want to upgrade to Xfinity’s Fast, Superfast, or Gigabit plans. Their speeds, between 400 Mbps and 1,000 Mbps, are right in the sweet spot for a household with multiple smart-home devices.
The Northeast region’s basic plans are currently pretty expensive. Unfortunately, that’s the price you pay for freedom from 1- or 2-year contracts.
But if you don’t mind being locked into long-term contracts, Xfinity’s middle-of-the-road plans are cheaper and more robust. Performance Pro, Blast! (yes, the exclamation point is both included and crucial), and Extreme Pro hit that 400–1,000 Mbps range for large homes full of streamers and gamers.
Just keep an eye on Xfinity’s contract requirements, Northeasterners—as the Rumplestiltskin of the telecom world, Xfinity loves to hide things in the fine print.
To learn more about Xfinity internet service, plans, and equipment, read our full Xfinity internet review.
| Package | Price | Channel count | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Choice TV | $20.00/mo.* | 10+ | View plansRead Xfinity TV review |
| Popular TV | $50.00/mo.* | 125+ | View plansRead Xfinity TV review |
| Ultimate TV | $68.50/mo.* | 185+ | View plansRead Xfinity TV review |
*For the first 12 mos with 1-Year Agreement. Includes $10/mo. automatic payments and paperless billing discount.
Data effective as of publish date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
Xfinity’s TV prices in the West region seem low, but there’s a catch—each plan requires a 1-year contract. It might be worth it to commit to a year of the Popular TV and Ultimate TV packages, but we don’t recommend you buy Choice TV. It’s just a basic cable package—you’d be better off getting an over-the-air antenna.
Popular TV provides cable staples like ESPN and Food Network, but you’ll want to upgrade to Ultimate TV if you’re looking for more niche channels like NBA TV and NFL Network.
| Package | Price | Channel count | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Choice TV | $20.00/mo.* | 10+ | View plans Read Xfinity TV Review |
| Popular TV | $60.00/mo.* | 125+ | View plans Read Xfinity TV Review |
| Ultimate TV | $80.00/mo.* | 185+ | View plans Read Xfinity TV Review |
*No term contract. Does not include $17.00/mo broadcast TV fee; price subj to change. Taxes and equipment not included.
Data effective as of publish date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
| Plans | Price | Channel count | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Limited Basic | $20.00/mo.† | 10+ | View plans Read Xfinity TV review |
| Choice Limited TV | $30.00/mo.† | 10+ | View plans Read Xfinity TV review |
| Extra | $67.27/mo.† | 125+ | View plans Read Xfinity TV review |
| Digital Preferred | $69.99/mo.* | 185+ | View plans Read Xfinity TV review |
| Digital Premier | $89.99/mo.* | 185+ | View plans Read Xfinity TV review |
*For the first 12 months with No Term Agreement. Includes $10/mo automatic payments and paperless billing discount for 24 months.
†No-term agreement plan.
Data effective as of publish date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
The Central region’s plans look similar to those of the West region, but they’re more expensive at the Popular and Ultimate levels (again, we don’t recommend basic cable plans like Choice TV). The tradeoff is that the Central region doesn’t require a term contract. You’re paying for the freedom to leave at any time.
The plans in Xfinity’s Northeast region are divided into five packages instead of three. It’s got two basic cable packages to avoid—Limited Basic and Choice Limited TV—but three other decent packages. Xfinity’s starting package is confusingly named Extra, which will get you 125+ standard cable channels like Comedy Central and BBC America.
Digital Preferred is the next step up, offering 185+ cable channels, including Cartoon Network and Disney XD. It’s a better choice for families who want a lot of options, and at the time of writing, it doesn’t cost much more to upgrade. Finally, Digital Premier is Xfinity’s top-tier package, which adds premium channels like HBO Max and SHOWTIME® .
All of Xfinity’s cable TV plans include the Xfinity Stream app, which lets you watch TV from your mobile device and TV. We’re all for melding with your couch, but mobile viewing comes in handy if the world drags you kicking and screaming from your house.
To learn about more of Xfinity TV’s top-notch features, read our full Xfinity TV review.
| Package | Price | Download speeds up to | Channel count | Phone plan | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Choice Double Play | $69.20/mo.* | 100 Mbps | 10+ | Add for $10.00/mo. | View plansRead Xfinity Bundles review |
| Popular Double Play | $110.70/mo.* | 400 Mbps | 125+ | Add for $10.00/mo. | View plansRead Xfinity Bundles review |
| Ultimate Double Play | $135.70/mo.* | 800 Mbps | 185+ | Add for $10.00/mo. | View plansRead Xfinity Bundles review |
| Premier Double Play | $155.70/mo.* | 1,200 Mbps | 185+ | Add for $10.00/mo. | View plansRead Xfinity Bundles review |
*For the first 12 months. See full disclaimer.
Data effective as of publish date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
Xfinity’s bundles can have a lot of confusing names and details, so we’ll break it down for you. In the West region, Xfinity offers four internet and TV bundles, also known as Double Plays. There are four levels: Choice, Popular, Ultimate, and Premier. Your savings with each may vary.
Most households will probably want the Popular Double Play: with 400 Mbps and 125+ channels, it’s perfect for a streaming-heavy family with multiple devices. But if you need more internet horsepower and can’t live without those extra channels (we get it!), the Ultimate Double Play might be for you.
You can also turn any Double Play into a Triple Play by adding a phone plan for just $10 per month.
It may seem that the Double Play bundles actually cost more than their component parts put together, defeating the point of a bundle, but Xfinity will sometimes apply mystery discounts and charges once the plans are in your cart. You may have to do some fiddling in the checkout process. All internet service providers (ISPs) are at least a little confusing, but Xfinity’s methods are particularly opaque.
| Package | Price | Download speeds up to | Channel count | Phone plan | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connect Internet + Choice TV | $57.00/mo.* | 75 Mbps | 10+ | Add for $10.00/mo. | View plans Read Xfinity Bundles review |
| Super Fast Internet + Popular TV | $146.00/mo.* | 800 Mbps | 125+ | Add for $10.00/mo. | View plans Read Xfinity Bundles review |
| Gigabit Extra Internet + Ultimate TV | $176.00/mo.* | 1,200 Mbps | 185+ | Add for $10.00/mo. | View plans Read Xfinity Bundles review |
*Internet for the first 12 months with a 1-year term contract. No term contract for TV. Does not include $17.00/mo broadcast TV fee and $9.00/mo regional sports fee; price subj to change. Taxes and equipment not included.
Data effective as of publish date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
| Package | Price* | Download speeds up to | Channel count | Phone plan | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard+ More | $84.99/mo. w/a two-year agreement | 400 Mbps | 125+ | Unlimited calling nationwide | View plansRead Xfinity Bundles review |
| Signature+ | $119.99/mo. w/a two-year agreement ($139.99/mo. for months 13–24) | 1,000 Mbps | 185+ | N/A | View plansRead Xfinity Bundles review |
*For the first 24 months with a 2-Year Agreement. Includes $10/mo automatic payments and paperless billing discount for 24 months.
Data effective as of publish date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
The naming conventions in Xfinity’s Central region are a little more straightforward, and you can see exactly which internet and TV packages make up each bundle. But like the West region, the official prices aren’t always the ones you’ll see once you put the plans in your cart.
The Central region’s Super Fast Internet + Popular TV package provides a bare-bones channel count of 125+, as well as 800 Mbps internet speeds, which is more than enough to support all the streaming you’ll need to do to make up for those missing channels.
In the Central region, you can turn any Double Play into a Triple Play for $10 a month, although you’ll also be subject to a 1-year term contract either way. Bummer.
Xfinity doesn’t offer a lot of options in the Northeast region when it comes to bundles. There’s pretty much just the one Double Play, a package called Signature+. This combines its biggest channel count (185+) with one of its fastest internet speeds (1,000 Mbps). You can also upgrade this package to include premium channels like HBO for an additional fee.
Unfortunately, you’re out of luck if you want something more modest. The best you can do is Standard+ More, functionally a Triple Play with 125+ channels, 400 Mbps download speeds, and unlimited calling nationwide.
However, the lack of formal bundles doesn’t stop you from mixing and matching packages in your cart to suit your needs. It just means you might have to pay—and we hate saying this—full price.
To learn more about ways to combine packages with Xfinity, head over to our Xfinity bundles review.
Xfinity’s prices are just one part of their internet and TV plans. Here’s what else you’ll need to plan for if you want to get Xfinity service in your home.
Xfinity internet customers can get optional hardware ranging from the xFi Gateway combo router/modem ($14.00/mo.) to the free Xfinity Flex streaming stick. Xfinity TV customers can also get the Xfinity X1 cable box, which includes features like DVR storage and a user-friendly voice remote that makes it easy to find the channels you’re looking for.
Vist our Xfinity equipment guide for a full breakdown of Xfinity’s free and rentable hardware options. From routers to Wi-Fi extenders, Xfinity has hardware options that’ll suit any TV or internet customer.
Xfinity is the latest media company to have its own streaming service. Peacock is the streaming home for NBCUniversal shows like The Office and Saturday Night Live, along with a growing library of movies and streaming originals like A.P. Bio and MacGruber. Xfinity internet customers can get a free Peacock Premium subscription, which normally costs $4.99 per month.
Check out our full Peacock review to learn more about the streaming service.
Xfinity is currently available in 39 states, divided into three regions—West, Central, and Northeast—so your available packages and pricing will vary based on which region your state falls into. For more information on Xfinity’s availability across the US, check out our Xfinity availability map.
While Xfinity’s rates won’t have you jumping up and down, clapping, and shouting, “Hooray, hooray, I am the lucky birthday child!”—the prices aren’t higher than most TV and internet providers, either.
With Xfinity’s high-speed internet plans and respectable channel lineups, you’re likely to have an overall positive experience.
And if you take advantage of Xfinity’s snazzy perks like the X1, Xfinity Wi-Fi hotspots, and Xfinity Stream app, well, maybe you’ll be a lucky birthday child, after all.
Xfinity is available in most US states, but you’ll have to check if it services your neighborhood. Enter your zip code above to check Xfinity availability in your area.
The cheapest Xfinity internet plan is 75 Mbps for $24.99 in the West region, 75 Mbps for $30.00 in the Central region, and 400 Mbps for $39.99/mo. in the Northeast region. Unfortunately, plan pricing and naming varies by region.
Xfinity Flex is super duper free. You can request it when you sign up for your Xfinity internet plan (although your customer service rep will probably railroad you into getting it before you get a word in edgewise).
However, if you get an Xfinity TV plan, you’re not eligible for an Xfinity Flex. That’s okay-ish since you’ll get the X1 DVR instead. Unfortunately, the X1 falls into the non-free category due to its $14.95 per month service fee.
Comcast and Xfinity are the same thing—you can’t trip us up with your trick question!
In 2010, Comcast started using Xfinity as its trade name for TV, internet, and phone services.
And as part of Comcast, Xfinity has built-in relationships with Comcast’s other products, such as NBCUniversal. That’s one of the reasons you’ll get the Peacock Premium streaming service for free with your Xfinity cable TV service.
The best Xfinity deal in the West region is Popular Double Play, the best Xfinity deal in the Central region is Super Fast Internet + Popular TV, and the best Xfinity deal in the Northeast region is Standard+ More.
For more on Xfinity’s money-saving double plays, head over to our Xfinity bundles review.
According to our customer satisfaction survey, 62% of Xfinity customers are satisfied with their internet service. In addition, 69% of Xfinity customers are satisfied with their internet speed, tying it for first place with Verizon. Cable service will always be dependent on how heavy usage is in your network, so for more reliable speeds, we recommend fiber internet if you have the option.
For our Xfinity reviews, we spent hours analyzing Xfinity plans for areas including price, performance, and channel counts to see how they stacked up against the competition. We also drew from our annual internet customer satisfaction and TV customer satisfaction surveys to see how real Xfinity customers felt about the provider.
To learn more about our research and testing, check out our How We Rank page.
West Region Double Plays: Internet for 24 months. No term contract. Includes $10/mo automatic payments and paperless billing discount. Taxes not included. Unlimited data and WiFi equipment included for new Xfinity Customers only for 24 months. Not available in all areas. TV has No term contract. Does not include $19.20/mo broadcast TV fee and $11.50 regional sports fee; price subj to change. Taxes and TV equipment not included.
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