Internet, mobile and electric plans compared
Compare internet, mobile and electric plans by real monthly cost, speed, contract terms and fees.
These comparisons use active FairPrice Guru records and published provider disclosures. Pricing and terms can change, so use the source and verification date on each detail page before making a decision.
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- Xfinity Gigabit — Xfinity · $80/mo · Fast download for the price, but the 1.2 TB cap and slow upload keep it from being our top pick for heavy uploaders.
- AT&T Fiber 500 — AT&T Fiber · $65/mo · Symmetrical fiber with no data cap and no equipment fee. If AT&T Fiber is on your block, this is usually the value pick.
- AT&T Fiber 1 Gig — AT&T Fiber · $80/mo · Symmetrical gigabit fiber with no cap and no gateway fee — the benchmark other ISPs are measured against.
- Fios 300/300 — Verizon Fios · $50/mo · The Northeast value play. Symmetrical 300 Mbps for under $50/mo with autopay makes this a common baseline.
- Spectrum Internet — Spectrum · $60/mo · No data cap and no contract at a fair intro rate, but the 10 Mbps upload feels dated for a modern household.
- T-Mobile Home Internet — T-Mobile Home Internet · $50/mo · Rural households finally have a real alternative to satellite. Price lock and no equipment fee are standout wins.
- Starlink Residential — Starlink · $120/mo · The rural or off-grid answer. Hardware cost stings, but ongoing service is competitive with cable.
- Optimum Fiber 1 Gig — Optimum · $70/mo · Aggressive intro pricing in the Northeast. Do the math on the post-promo rate before signing.
- Mint Unlimited (12-month) — Mint Mobile · $30/mo · Prepay a year and unlimited service drops to $30/mo. Great value if you tolerate the 35 GB soft cap.
- Visible+ (Verizon) — Visible · $45/mo · Verizon 5G at half the price. Best single-line unlimited value on the market right now.
- Go5G Plus — T-Mobile · $90/mo · Full-fat T-Mobile plan with real perks. The 50 GB hotspot is class-leading if you actually use it.
- Unlimited Welcome — Verizon · $65/mo · Verizon-network entry unlimited. Fine coverage, but no hotspot and premium data limits push heavy users up-tier.
- Unlimited Starter SL — AT&T · $65/mo · AT&T entry unlimited. Coverage is the win; premium data and hotspot are the compromises.
- Flexible — Google Fi · $20/mo · The right plan if you routinely use under 3 GB. Once you cross 6 GB, unlimited plans become cheaper.
- Unlimited Starter — US Mobile · $25/mo · MVNO with network choice — flip between Verizon and T-Mobile depending on your area.
- Cricket Core — Cricket · $55/mo · AT&T-network prepaid with taxes included. Simple, predictable bill, but video quality is capped.
- Truly Free Nights 12 — Reliant · 16.0¢/kWh · If more than 30% of your usage lands after 8pm, this beats flat-rate plans easily — EV owners especially.
- Eco Saver Plus 12 — Gexa Energy · 12.0¢/kWh · 100% renewable at competitive rates if your usage lands in the sweet spot each month.
- Simply Green 12 — Rhythm · 14.5¢/kWh · Flat, honest per-kWh pricing from a renewable-focused newcomer. Our pick when you just want the number to be the number.
- Bright Nights 12 — Discount Power · 15.5¢/kWh · Alternative to Reliant Truly Free Nights with slightly different hours. Compare based on your actual overnight usage.