Best Internet Deals of the Week: Oct. 26
Beware: these internet deals are scary good
Oct 23, 2026 | Share 
Deals, Internet Buying Guides
We’re big on fall here at Highspeedinternet.com, but when it comes down to it, we’d rather celebrate a scary-good internet deal than be spooked by our monthly bill. So, if you’re on the market for a new internet provider, or you’re just seeing what’s out there after dusting the cobwebs off your long-term service equipment, you might want to keep reading.
The best deal of the week
Get two months of home Internet with Verizon*
This Verizon deal is pretty worthwhile, and I’ll break it down for you as to why. You can qualify for two months of free internet with a new Fios 300 Mbps, Fios 500 Mbps, Fios 1 Gig, Fios 2 Gig, Fios 5G, 5G Home, or 5G Home Ultimate service.
Traditionally, we see that some of the best deals are narrowed down to a few specific plans. As you can see, that isn’t the case here. Verizon gives you plenty of autonomy to select a plan that best fits your household needs. The cherry on top? Verizon has a wide national footprint, so check if this is available at your address and remember to sign up before Dec. 31.
* See Verizon disclaimer.
Extended offers (with exceptional value)
Extended offers are some of the best savings on the market, with the added bonus of giving you more time to lock in your choice. No official expiration dates have been declared for these promos, but since we can never really know what providers may be brewing behind the scenes, it’s wise to look into them sooner rather than later.
Get two months of home Internet with Frontier*
No, you’re not seeing double—this deal is very similar to our favorite of the week, and that’s because Frontier is now a Verizon company. Though Verizon now owns the provider, you still get unique plans to choose from. Frontier offers speeds ranging from 500Mbps to 7Gbps. If fiber is available in your area, this deal is well worth a closer look.
* See Frontier disclaimer.
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Last week’s deals
Even if the deal you’re on the hunt for isn’t on this list, we still have your back. Since we’re here for you every week, some of our favorites from last week could be the perfect fit. Check out our favorite from last week (hint: it’s still available!)
- Get one month of T-Mobile 5G Home Internet on them and $200 back
Check out last week’s deal roundup to see what you missed!
FAQ about deals
How can you get a deal?
Methodology
We reviewed the most recent deals available from different providers, paying attention to overall value to make it easy to find the plan that best fits your internet needs. We researched and categorized these offers into limited-time and long-term internet deals to narrow down the best available options. Limited-time deals need to be signed up for quickly because the eligibility window is shorter, whereas long-term deals give you more flexibility in order to really decide what best fits your needs.
Deal disclaimers
Verizon
Verizon Home Internet:
2 months: Must install and maintain eligible new Fios 300 Mbps, Fios 500 Mbps, Fios 1 Gig, Fios 2 Gig, Fios 5G, 5G Home, 5G Home Plus, or 5G Home Ultimate service. You will be charged for and are required to pay your first monthly bill; promo credit will be applied via bill credit in 2 to 3 bill cycles after account qualification and is based on the then-current monthly internet rate (excludes equipment charges or charges for optional products/services). Credit ends if service is canceled. After two-month service credit, standard monthly internet rates apply. One offer per eligible Verizon account. Offer subject to change.
5G Home:
2 months: Must install and maintain eligible new 5G Home service. You will be charged for and are required to pay your first monthly bill; promo credit will be applied via bill credit in 2 to 3 bill cycles after account qualification and is based on the then-current monthly internet rate (excludes equipment charges or charges for optional products/services). Credit ends if service is canceled. After two-month service credit, standard monthly internet rates apply. One offer per eligible Verizon account. Offer subject to change.
5G Home Plus:
2 months: Must install and maintain eligible new 5G Home Plus service. You will be charged for and are required to pay your first monthly bill; promo credit will be applied via bill credit in 2 to 3 bill cycles after account qualification and is based on the then-current monthly internet rate (excludes equipment charges or charges for optional products/services). Credit ends if service is canceled. After two-month service credit, standard monthly internet rates apply. One offer per eligible Verizon account. Offer subject to change.
5G Home Ultimate:
2 months: Must install and maintain eligible new 5G Home Ultimate service. You will be charged for and are required to pay your first monthly bill; promo credit will be applied via bill credit in 2 to 3 bill cycles after account qualification and is based on the then-current monthly internet rate (excludes equipment charges or charges for optional products/services). Credit ends if service is canceled. After two-month service credit, standard monthly internet rates apply. One offer per eligible Verizon account. Offer subject to change.
Frontier
N/A. Check the provider’s site.
Author - Hannah Haynes
Hannah Haynes is a recent graduate from the University of Utah with a Bachelor of Science in Strategic Communication. She brings years of journalistic and native language experience to her role in compliance at HighSpeedInternet.com, where she prioritizes clarity and consistency in both English and Spanish. Outside of work, you’ll likely find her at the movie theater– popcorn in hand, catching all of the latest releases.
Editor - Kevin Parrish
Kevin Parrish has more than a decade of experience working as a writer, editor, and product tester. He began writing about computer hardware and soon branched out to other devices and services such as networking equipment, phones and tablets, game consoles, and other internet-connected devices. His work has appeared in Tom’s Hardware, Tom's Guide, Maximum PC, Digital Trends, Android Authority, How-To Geek, Lifewire, and others. At HighSpeedInternet.com, he focuses on network equipment testing and review.
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