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by Kevin Parrish | Feb 6, 2026 | Sponsored
Find out why Xfinity is the best internet service for watching live sporting events.
by Andrea GutierrezPrieto | Feb 6, 2026 | Brand Guides
T-Mobile Tuesdays offer perks, freebies, and exclusive deals for customers.
by Kevin Parrish | Feb 6, 2026 | Equipment Guides, How-To
Rent a modem or router (or both) from your internet provider if you want upgrades, replacements,...
by Chili Palmer | Feb 6, 2026 | Brand Guides, Internet Buying Guides
Learn about the fees, promos, and price increases to expect from your internet provider.
by Chili Palmer | Feb 6, 2026 | News
AT&T bought Quantum Fiber and offers mobile and internet bundles nationwide. Do you qualify?
by Chili Palmer and Peter Holslin | Feb 5, 2026 | Provider Comparisons (Versus)
Both providers have fast fiber and no data caps—but Centurylink has a simpler deal.
by Peter Christiansen | Feb 5, 2026 | FAQ
Find out about available government assistance programs, income based programs and ISP low income family plans to help make internet service more affordable.
by Chili Palmer | Feb 5, 2026 | Brand Guides, Featured
Our comprehensive guide walks you through the best way to get cheap home internet.
by Kevin Parrish | Feb 5, 2026 | Brand Guides, Internet Speed Guides
What’s the best internet service for your business? We take a look at the top major business internet providers and list their current plan lineups so that you can make a well-informed decision.
by Chili Palmer and Kevin Parrish | Feb 5, 2026 | Provider Comparisons (Versus)
While Optimum has slightly cheaper plans and better satisfaction from its customers, it ultimately falls short of delivering the same quality and coverage that Verizon Fios plans can. If you’re trying to shave a few bucks a month off your bills, you can pick up Optimum and at worst cancel easily if you don’t like what you get, but we think Verizon Fios is the provider you’ll want to be with for the long haul.
by Chili Palmer and Kevin Parrish | Feb 5, 2026 | Brand Guides, FAQ, Low-Income
Optimum Advantage Internet is designed for low-income households. Find out if you qualify.
by Chili Palmer | Feb 5, 2026 | FAQ
The available internet packages will vary greatly by location but on average cost about $50.00 per month for about 100 Mbps of speed. The average advertised package for stand-alone internet service in America is around $50 per month during the initial promotional offer and about $60 per month after the promotional period expires.