Optimum Offers Price Locks, Cheap Mobile Bundles

Optimum bundle deals you can get now

For just $45 per month, you could get a 300Mbps internet plan plus a free line of unlimited mobile service for a year. You may also qualify for a free iPhone 16.

Bumping your speeds up can get you even more perks. If you opt for the 1 Gig plan, you could get a $100 gift card and a two-year price lock plus the free iPhone.

The deals get even better If you live in an area with fiber internet. If you want the best of the best, you can get an eye-popping five-year price guarantee and a $400 gift card.

Plans and prices vary based on where you live and whether your address qualifies for cable or fiber internet. These deals are available only until the end of June, but keep an eye on my Optimum deals coverage. The company offers new deals every quarter.

Here’s a quick look at bundle plans on offer from now until June 30, 2025:

You can also get deals for bundling with Optimum TV service, with gift cards worth up to $500 and price locks for up to five years. Watch for offers in your cart during checkout or ask about them at any of Optimum’s 125 retail stores.

How to get the Optimum deals

Ordering internet service from Optimum is easy—you can do it by shopping online or visiting a store location in person. Look for available deals, and read the fine print during checkout to make sure you know how to qualify.

Adding mobile service is a little harder. After you sign up for internet service, visit Optimum Mobile and choose a plan. Then, create a new account and enter your Optimum Internet account number to proceed.

Once your mobile and internet accounts are linked, you’ll see bundling options. Use the code PAY20LESS4UNL.

After you finish checking out, you’ll be billed separately for your mobile and internet services, and your savings will come in the form of bill credits that may take up to two months to appear. I recommend signing up for autopay and paperless billing to get the best rates possible. Keep an eye on both bills because if the accounts get unlinked (it happens), your bill could skyrocket.

Bills will also go up when price locks expire. The exact amount isn’t set in stone, but we commonly see a price hike of $15 per month after the first year of internet service and another price hike of $15 per month after the second year.

Unlimited mobile service comes with a catch

You can get the Optimum internet and mobile bundle for $45 per month with the deal advertised in Optimum’s latest campaign, and it’s a steal! Since the price for 300Mbps internet is $40 per month, you’re getting a line of unlimited phone service for just $5 per month.

Just be aware there’s no price lock to be had.

After 12 months, the price for an unlimited mobile line with Optimum is $45 per month. It’s not outrageous—other mobile providers charge more—but it can be a shock if you’re not expecting it.

At that point, your sweet bundle deal may cost $85 per month since your internet price will be locked at $40 per month. I can’t tell for sure, but you probably won’t qualify for a $20 discount on internet service for bundling because the price lock offer can’t be combined with other offers.

Contact Optimum Mobile any time you need to change your plan or negotiate a new deal.

Where you can get Optimum’s mobile and internet services

Optimum serves markets across the country, with a presence in 21 states. Part of each state can get fiber internet, but only cable internet is available in some places. Here’s a quick list:

How Optimum’s perks and price locks compare

Optimum’s biggest competitors for internet service are other 5G providers, such as Verizon and T-Mobile, and fiber internet providers, such as Frontier and AT&T. It also competes with cable internet providers Spectrum in some areas and, to a lesser extent, Xfinity.

If you can get fiber internet from any provider, you should. It’s the fastest and most reliable type of internet, and it’s often the cheapest. For the average-size family, we recommend internet plans of at least 300Mbps and mobile plans with at least 10GB of priority data.

I say the same about price locks—they can be a great way to keep your budget in check for years to come. However, they’re not all created equal. Here’s what you need to know about perks and guarantees from your likely options:

Verizon deals: This company offers a price lock for up to five years, and its 5G and fiber plans are affordable and reliable. You can get excellent perks like gift cards or even free TV or VR headsets, depending on when you buy, and all customers get free Wi-Fi gear. Some deals end in April but others extend through May.

T-Mobile Home Internet deals: I haven’t seen price locks on 5G home internet service from this company, but you can get price locks on mobile phone service. These price locks are a little tricky, though. They don’t guarantee your price won’t change. Instead, they guarantee T-Mobile will pay your final bill if your price changes and you decide to switch to another provider.

Frontier deals: This company doesn’t offer price locks on fiber internet, but you may be able to get gift cards when you sign up. You also get included Wi-Fi equipment. If you can only get Frontier’s DSL, we recommend against it. You’ll be happier with Optimum’s cable or fiber internet offerings.

AT&T deals: I’ve seen multi-year price locks from this company in the past, but none are currently offered. Instead, you can get perks like 20% off your internet bill when you bundle with wireless or six months of free internet when you pair AT&T and fiber with wireless and buy a new phone on an installment plan. Like with Optimum, that deal ends June 30.

Spectrum deals: If you choose a Spectrum Triple Play bundle, you can get a price lock for up to three years. With other options, you can get price locks of a year or two. After that, internet prices can increase up to $20 per month.

Xfinity deals: Prices on internet service are usually good for one or two years, but the company recently offered a five-year price lock on its 400Mbps Connect More plan. It’s available only until June 23, though, and doesn’t apply to any other internet speeds.