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How Much Will Xfinity Internet Cost After a Year?

Believe it or not, your internet price won't change for five years with Xfinity

Xfinity currently offers a five-year price guarantee with most internet plans. Of course, once that promo price ends, your internet plan price will be subject to whatever the standard rate is at the time.

Xfinity used to offer one-year price guarantees, but has now extended the promotion period to five years. Nowadays, many internet providers are pushing long-term price guarantees over short promo periods—Xfinity is a good example of a national internet provider doing just that.

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Xfinity’s 5-year promo pricing

Most Xfinity plans carry the five-year promo price when you sign up, but the post-promo price isn’t advertised. Of course, this is because standard rates will most likely change between now and the end of the promo period. This is standard practice for most internet providers.

Of course, your standard plan price could also vary based on where you live on top of what the market rate looks like when your promo comes to an end.

PlanPrice
300 Mbps $40/mo.*
for 5 yrs.
500 Mbps $45/mo.*
for 5 yrs.
1 Gig $50/mo.*
for 5 yrs.
1.2 Gig $100/mo.*
for 5 yrs.
2 Gig $100/mo.*
for 5 yrs.

Xfinity offers a broad range of plans, so you could look into downgrading your speeds to get a cheaper rate once your promo ends—if your internet needs allow for this.

Xfinity
  • Get a 300Mbps plan for $40 per month from Xfinity, including  WiFi equipment, unlimited data, and one line of Xfinity Mobile for a year 
  • Get free perks like Disney+, Hulu Bundle and Peacock Premium included with a new 1 Gig plan from Xfinity, now with a 5-year price guarantee
  • Get free Wi-Fi with all Xfinity Internet plans, no promo required

If your old Xfinity 12-month promo is over, you might be able to sign up for a new deal

When your promo pricing ends, not all hope is lost, and you may be able to negotiate with your provider. If you can, move one step ahead and start negotiating or looking for a new deal before you’re hit with a price hike. Don’t hesitate to try to negotiate with your internet provider, even if it’s during the cancellation process—you might be surprised with what you’re offered in order to keep you as a customer.

I had to cancel my Xfinity plan a few months after I had signed up for a 12-month promo plan. I was offered Xfinity’s new five-year price guarantee when I called to cancel my plan. I didn’t need an internet plan in my new home, or I would have opted to sign up for this new promo.

It’s always worth contacting your internet provider to see if there are any discounts or promos you can sign up for or switch over to—and to make sure there haven’t been any changes to your plan you weren’t aware of. Whether you decide to stick with your provider or find a new one, review your account at least yearly to verify what you’re being billed for.

If the price hike is out of your budget, I suggest shopping around for a new internet deal in your area.

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Long-term promos are becoming more common

Xfinity is one of the many internet providers that use promo pricing, specifically five-year price guarantees. You get a solid deal during five-years, but just keep in mind it’s near impossible to know exactly what the standard monthly rate will cost in five years.

Either way, always keep an eye on your promotion period, no matter what plan you sign up for. Be ready to negotiate or find another internet plan if your rate ends up being too high. For now, you can sign up for Xfinity’s five-year price guarantee so you won’t have to worry about a price increase every year.

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After graduating from the University of Utah with an honors degree in Linguistics, Andrea Gutierrez Prieto transitioned from being an Analytic Linguist and Research Assistant to the HighSpeedInternet.com team. Andrea has a background in academic and research writing with a passion for helping readers make informed decisions. Off the clock, Andrea spends her time watching anime, reading manga, and baking delicious pastries at home.

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Jessica loves bringing her passion for the written word and her love of tech into one space at HighSpeedInternet.com. She works with the team’s writers to revise strong, user-focused content so every reader can find the tech that works for them. Jessica has a bachelor’s degree in English from Utah Valley University and seven years of creative and editorial experience. Outside of work, she spends her time gaming, reading, painting, and buying an excessive amount of Legend of Zelda merchandise.

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