Internet FAQ · Prices
How much is Spectrum Internet?
Spectrum Internet costs $30 a month for 100 Mbps, $40 for 500 Mbps and $60 for 1 Gig, as of October 27, 2026.[1] Those are first-year prices for new residential customers. After one year, Spectrum's standard rates apply. The activation fee is extra, and taxes may apply.[1]
| Plan | First-year price | Home WiFi |
|---|---|---|
| Internet 100 | $30/mo[1] | Advanced WiFi adds $10/mo[1] |
| Internet 500 | $40/mo[1] | Advanced WiFi adds $10/mo[1] |
| Internet 1 Gig | $60/mo[1] | Advanced WiFi included[1] |
A modem comes with every plan, and Spectrum says its plans have no data caps.[1] A modem connects your home to the network; WiFi spreads it to your devices. Spectrum sells that WiFi as a separate add-on on the 100 and 500 plans.[1]
The big unknown is the price after the first year. Spectrum's plan page does not list the standard rate.[1] Ask for it before you order. The FCC requires providers to show a broadband label at the point of sale with prices, introductory rates and fees, so the later price should be on the label for your address.[2]
Want a quote without TV or mobile mixed in? Our Spectrum internet-only plans guide lists what to ask for, line by line. If the price after year one is too high, compare alternatives to Spectrum that serve your street.
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Sources
- Spectrum Internet plans page. Spectrum, Internet plans page (spectrum.com/internet), read through a text reader, accessed October 27, 2026. First-year prices, WiFi add-on, modem, data caps and offer terms. ↩
- FCC: Broadband Consumer Labels. FCC, Broadband Consumer Labels, accessed October 27, 2026. Labels must show prices, introductory rates, data allowances and speeds. ↩
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