As the federal government’s Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) ends today, Comcast has been working hard to communicate to our customers their robust choices at affordable prices to stay connected.

  • For over a decade, we’ve offered Internet Essentials, which will continue to be available to lower-income customers at $9.95/month (for 50 Mbps) and Internet Essentials Plus at $29.95/month (for 100 Mbps). All current ACP customers are eligible to switch to Internet Essentials during this transition. 
  • New Internet Essentials Plus customers can get a free line of unlimited Xfinity Mobile for one year and save hundreds of dollars.
  • With our NOW product line announced last month, we offer everyday pricing without contracts, just $30/month (for 100 Mbps) and easily combined with NOW Mobile for as low as $55/month.
  • Across the Comcast footprint, we also offer competitive promotional pricing as low as $30-35/month (for 300 Mbps). 
  • Comcast also offers WiFi Pass for $20/month with unlimited access to the nation’s largest network of WiFi hotspots.
  • We continue to provide free Internet access in more than 1,250 Lift Zones across the country to keep communities connected. Comcast works with thousands of nonprofit partners through Project UP, our $1 billion commitment to advance digital equity and opportunity.
Infographic outlining pricing and Internet speed levels for Internet Essentials, NOW, and Xfinity. Text: As competition flourishes, we’ve introduced NOW, a new line of reliable, low-cost products.
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Broderick D. Johnson is Executive Vice President, Public Policy and Executive Vice President, Digital Equity for Comcast Corporation.