The Best Internet and Mobile Phone Bundles of 2026

Access to Xfinity Mobile is exclusive to Xfinity Internet customers, and comes with some of the best rates you’ll find anywhere. It piggybacks on Verizon’s cellular network, so you get reliable 5G and 4G LTE access from almost anywhere. You also get access to Xfinity’s massive network of Wi-Fi hotspots, and that means you can save on mobile data while enjoying speedy and secure internet.

The best Xfinity bundle is the Connect More internet plan, which comes with download speeds up to 400Mbps. Add an Unlimited phone line, and you get the biggest discounts when you have four lines per account.

Xfinity Mobile also offers By the Gig phone plans measured by the amount of premium data you get per month. They’re cheaper up-front, and great if you’re on Wi-Fi most of the time (and you probably will be). But there’s a $15-per-GB charge after you exceed your cap.

Learn more about mobile and internet bundles from Xfinity.

Optimum Mobile works over T-Mobile’s network, giving you 5G access and unlimited data. You get a $15 break on your monthly bill just by bundling your internet with Optimum Mobile. That’s on top of bargain pricing for home internet (for the first year). You can also get price breaks if you add more lines, and you have lots of opportunities to mix and match with bonus data.

There’s a downside, though. You get a $20 penalty per line per month if you drop Optimum internet. And if you drop mobile, you’ll lose your $15 monthly discount on internet. Keep the bundle, though, and you’ll enjoy low pricing without the stress.

We like the Unlimited plan because it comes with dedicated hotspot data—which you don’t always get from internet provider phone plans like these. You could instead get a plan that comes with 1GB or 3GB of mobile data, however, these plans don’t include hotspot data (and we don’t think they’re a great deal for most people).

Take a look at our guide to whether Optimum mobile and internet bundles are worth it.

Spectrum Mobile plans are similar to what you get from Xfinity Mobile. Both carriers use Verizon’s network, provide 5G access, and have decent pricing for basic cellular plans. Spectrum offers one unlimited line for 12 months. After that, the line will cost $30 per month.

You have the option to upgrade to an Unlimited Plus plan, which gives you more premium data each month. Also, you pay less per line when you add more lines to your plan.

The By the Gig plans look cheap, but if you exceed your 1GB data cap, you pay an extra $5 for each additional gigabyte of data you use. If you use more than 5GB in a month, your speeds slow to a snail’s pace.

Get the full scoop in our guide to Spectrum mobile and internet bundles.

Like the other big cable internet players, Cox uses Verizon’s network to offer services via Cox Mobile. You get stellar mobile coverage, with prices starting at $45 per month for Unlimited lines. Each Unlimited line comes with 20GB of priority data per month and unlimited texting and calling in the U.S.

Pay as you Gig lines cost $15 per GB per month, but it may not be a good deal. We recommend this plan only if you know you’ll be on Wi-Fi most of the time.

With either Pay as you Gig or Unlimited mobile plans, you may qualify for a $50 gift card when you sign up, and you could be eligible for deals on devices. Taxes and fees cost extra on all plans, and you will have to pay even more if you want to make international calls. You may also pay a lot more after two years of service, even if you bundle.

AT&T offers both cell service and fast home internet service. Whether you have AT&T Fiber or AT&T Air, you can get 20% when you bundle with an unlimited mobile phone plan. 

The service is solid, but prices are a little high. With our recommended Value plan, you don’t get any hotspot data but you will enjoy unlimited standard mobile data on your smartphone. 

AT&T has the widest 4G LTE network in the U.S., meaning you can connect in rural areas where 5G networks from Verizon and T-Mobile may not have signal. You also get great deals on new phones, and you can mix and match family plans so everyone gets the right amount of data

Take a look at our comprehensive guide to AT&T mobile and internet bundles.

Verizon offers some of the best mobile coverage you can get, plus home internet on either its fiber network or its fixed wireless 5G/4G LTE network. When you combine internet and mobile, your customer loyalty is rewarded with various deals and discounts.

Verizon’s phone plans cost more than other providers in this guide, but you get more premium data and better cell service. You also get dedicated mobile hotspot data and tons of extra perks, including free satellite text messaging if you can’t get a good mobile signal.

When you bundle mobile and internet with Verizon, you get a $15 discount on internet service. The discount is automatic if you’re a fixed wireless customer, but you have to ask for it if you’re a fiber internet customer. It’s easiest if you sign up for mobile phone service first.

Take a gander at our full guide to Verizon’s mobile and internet bundles.

T-Mobile is best known as the cellular “un-carrier,” of course, but its 5G home internet service means T-Mobile is now offering home internet too.

This fixed wireless internet setup gives you solid speeds and unlimited data for a great price, and you get a $15 discount on your monthly internet bill when you order it along with a mobile plan.

Experience More comes with unlimited premium data at 4G LTE and 5G speeds on the best 5G network in the industry. T-Mobile’s other phone plans are solid too—and a lot more affordable. Add additional lines, and you’ll save even more per line.

See our comprehensive guide to T-Mobile wireless and internet bundles.