Spectrum
Spectrum Internet
$4999/mo.for 12 mos,
- Up to 300Mbps Download
- Unlimited Data
- Cable Internet
View all internet plans that Spectrum offers and compare those packages with Frontier. Find different internet speeds being provided by these companies and the best fit for you.
Plan Name | Price | Download Speed | Upload Speed | Order Link |
Spectrum Internet Assist | $25/mo. for 1 year | 50mbps | 10mbps | Order Now |
Spectrum Internet 100 | $30/mo. for 1 year | 100mbps | 10mbps | Order Now |
Spectrum Internet Premier | $50/mo. for 1 year | 500mbps | 30mbps | Order Now |
Spectrum Internet Gig | $70/mo. for 1 year | 1000mbps | 45mbps | Order Now |
Plan Name | Price | Download Speed | Upload Speed | Order Link |
Fiber 200 | $29.99/mo. for 1 year | 200mbps | 200mbps | Order Now |
Fiber 500 | $44.99/mo. for 1 year | 500mbps | 500mbps | Order Now |
Fiber 1 Gig | $64.99/mo. for 1 year | 1000mbps | 1000mbps | Order Now |
Fiber 2 Gig | $99.99/mo. for 1 year | 2000mbps | 2000mbps | Order Now |
Fiber 5 Gig | $129.99/mo for 1 year | 5000mbps | 5000mbps | Order Now |
Fiber 7 Gig | $299.99/mo for 1 year | 7000mbps | 7000mbps | Order Now |
In conclusion, both Frontier and Spectrum offer reliable internet services, but the best choice depends on your specific needs and location. Frontier is an excellent option for those who prioritize the speed and reliability of fiber-optic technology, especially for tasks requiring high upload speeds, such as large file transfers or video conferencing. Its no data caps and availability in some rural areas also make it appealing for users with heavy internet demands.
Spectrum, with its cable-based network, is a great choice for customers in urban and suburban areas looking for widespread availability and solid download speeds. Spectrum’s additional perks, like no data caps, free modems, and access to Wi-Fi hotspots, add value to its plans. Ultimately, if you have access to Frontier’s fiber service, it may offer better overall performance, while Spectrum’s cable service is a dependable alternative for areas where fiber is not available.