Check the Cox Internet website to get the latest bundling deals. At the moment, when you sign up for Cox Internet, you also get a free mobile line for a year. 

After the promotional period, you may pay $80 to $140 per month for your Cox Internet and Mobile bundle. 

Cox gives you all the flexibility to create your own TV, internet, and mobile bundle, rather than making you choose from a few options. You can essentially choose any combination of services you want and get a discount to go along with it.

The first step to picking a good Cox bundle is to figure out what you want to pay for:

• Do you want cable TV?
• Do you feel perfectly content with your streaming situation?
• Do you want to add a Cox Mobile cell phone plan to your bundle?
• Do you have a sweet family plan already set up with another carrier?

Since Cox wants you to use as many of its services as possible, you get the best deal by bundling all of the above together. But if you don’t think you’ll ever bother with cable TV, it’s not worth paying for.

Cox offers internet plans that deliver speeds ranging from 500Mbps to 2,000Mbps. Not everyone needs gigabit speeds, especially if you’ve got a smaller household of one to two people who mostly just like to stream Netflix and make the occasional FaceTime call. You might also qualify for one of Cox's low-income internet packages with one plan starting as low as $9.95 per month.

Want to know exactly what internet plan works best for you? We created this chart as a reference to determine what internet speeds you need.

Cox offers three TV packages to choose from:

• Contour TV Starter: 75+ channels, including regional networks like ABC, NBC, and FOX
• Contour TV Preferred: 140+ channels, including sports networks like ESPN and TNT, along with kids channels like Nick Jr.
• Contour TV Ultimate: 250+ channels, includes channels like HBO Max and STARZ®

For most people, the middle-tier Contour TV Preferred plan will make the most sense considering you get all the essential live sports channels.

Cox Mobile is only available for existing Cox customers, and only offers one data plan to choose from. For $45 per month, you get unlimited talk, text, and data with a 20GB high-speed data cap. Once you pass that 20GB allotment in a month, your speeds slow down dramatically, so make sure to stick to Wi-Fi as much as you can to make sure you don’t pass your cap.

If you get a few people to go in on it with you, you can get even more discounts with a Cox Mobile family plan. The cheapest you can push that price down is $30 per month when you bundle four or more lines together. If you bundle three lines together, it goes down to $35 per month per line. And as you might’ve guessed, the price goes down to $40 per month per line with a two-line family plan.

It’s an awesome straight-up unlimited cell phone plan and the only caveat is that if you use over 20GB of wireless data in a month, your speeds slow down significantly. For power users who frequently stream on the go or use Wi-Fi hotspot data, that soft cap might be a dealbreaker, but average users shouldn’t come close to passing 20GB of data in a month.

Along with an awesome family plan discount, Cox Mobile uses Verizon’s awesome network for wireless coverage. Verizon’s network offers the most reliable coverage in the country, and considering you could never get a Verizon unlimited plan for $30 a month, you get an awesome deal with Cox Mobile.

The best part about Cox Mobile? You get unlimited data on your Cox internet when you sign up (normally an extra $50 per month).

The bread and butter of Cox bundles revolves around TV and internet plans. Choosing the right combination of these two services all depends on your needs. Sports fans should opt for at least the Contour TV Preferred TV package to get all the essential sports channels, for example. If you just want the local news and the major regional networks like ABC, NBC, and FOX, you can get away with the cheaper Contour TV Starter channel package.

It’s a similar story with what internet plan you chose. Aim for an internet plan that gives you enough download speed for all your streaming and gaming needs, but don’t feel the need to go overboard and pay for gigabit speeds if you mostly just stream Netflix and check your email.

To give you an idea of what Cox bundles look like, here are five of our favorite options.