Internet bills can get pricey, but households can still save through Spectrum's low-cost Internet plans, including Internet Assist.
Internet Assist is an affordable alternative to Spectrum's regular lineup, available to low-income households that qualify for specific government assistance programs. It costs $25 a month — more than 40% less than a full-price Spectrum plan — with 50Mbps speeds. Qualifying households may be eligible for an additional discount, bringing the cost down to $15 a month.
Households that don't qualify for Internet Assist can still get a good deal with Spectrum Internet 100, which offers 100Mbps for $30 a month for one year.
Want to save money on your Spectrum Internet bill? We'll walk you through the process of signing up.