Xfinity Coverage and Availability

Xfinity is available in over 35 states—Enter your zip code below to find plans in your area.

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By Kelly Huh

Jul 02, 2025

4 min read

Comcast Xfinity is a cable internet provider known for delivering fast speeds and is available to 63 million homes and businesses in 39 states. Based on its wide availability, you're more likely to get fast home internet from Xfinity compared to a fiber provider. According to the FCC, our proprietary data, and the latest Comcast earnings calls Xfinity is most widely available in Seattle, Atlanta, Boston, and Chicago. Xfinity works in some rural areas, but it’s mainly available in urban and suburban areas where it can run cables from its network to individual homes. If Xfinity is not available, there are many other options for rural internet providers.

Before you jump in, we recommend punching your zip code below to see if Xfinity internet is available where you live and what prices you get in your area.

Where is Xfinity available?
Top cities for Xfinity
How is Xfinity expanding service?
Xfinity plans and prices
Xfinity biggest competitors
FAQ on Xfinity availability

Where is Xfinity available?

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Xfinity delivers cable internet speeds from 300Mbps to 2,000Mbps throughout the country with prices and plans running from 300 up to 2,000Mbps for $55 to $115 per month.

The exceptions to these rates are Xfinity’s Internet Essentials and Internet Essentials Plus plans, which cost $14.95 to $29.95 per month for 75 to 100Mbps. This is a more affordable option for qualifying low-income families. To be eligible, you can't have been an Xfinity Internet customer within the last 90 days or have any debt owed with any Comcast Account. A member of your household also needs to receive benefits from a qualifying government assistance program such as Medicaid, SNAP, or VA Pension.

According to the FCC National Broadband Map, Xfinity also has a small fiber footprint, providing fiber-to-the-home services to over 800,000 homes, and has plans to expand to Utah, Connecticut, and Florida. Xfinity’s fiber plans provide symmetrical speeds from 300Mbps up to 10,000Mbps for $55 to $299.95 per month.

Struggling to find service in your area? According to Xfinity’s support website, Xfinity may be unavailable at your address if the provider does not offer service in your area, you live more than 300 feet from Xfinity’s network, or your property owner has an agreement with another internet service provider.

See if Xfinity is available in your area.

Top 10 cities for Xfinity internet

Xfinity serves many urban and suburban areas with high-speed internet. Here are some of the biggest cities where Xfinity is available.

Xfinity has limited fiber internet availability in several cities, including Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Bridgeville, Delaware.

How many states does Xfinity cover?

Xfinity covers 38 states and Washington, D.C.

How is Xfinity expanding its internet service?

Xfinity is continuously growing and plans to keep building out its network using fiber as well as DOCSIS 4.0 cable upgrades, offering faster speeds to an expanding number of customers. “We've extended our network to more than 1.2 million additional homes and businesses over the last 12 months,” reports Mike Cavanagh, President of Comcast Corporation in Comcast’s 2024 Q3 earnings call in October. “We're on a path over the next few years to being able to deliver multi-gigabit symmetrical speeds.”

Here are a few of Xfinity’s upcoming expansion plans:

Connecticut: Xfinity will expand its network to approximately 3,000 new households and businesses in Fairfield County
Florida: Xfinity’s fiber network construction in Coral Springs aims to provide up to 1Gbps internet for households and up to 100Gbps for businesses.
Utah: Xfinity is investing $138M in a multi-gig network expansion in Utah.

Xfinity plans and prices

Xfinity offers cable internet plans from $14.95 to $115 per month for 75–2,000Mbps download speeds. Plan availability and prices used to vary depending on your location...until recently. I reached out to an online Xfinity chat agent who confirmed that as of a few weeks ago, all pricing is now the same across the United States.

Xfinity’s fiber internet plans cost $55 to $299.95 per month for customers in select areas, with speeds ranging from 300Mbps to 10,000Mbps. Plans do include hidden fees.

No matter what plan you sign up for, use our guide to get the best Xfinity internet deals.

What are other internet options besides Xfinity?

Xfinity offers affordable internet plans, but you can get more bang for your buck with other providers. Since Xfinity’s fiber plans are hard to come by, if you see the option for Google Fiber or AT&T Fiber in your neighborhood, these are our first choice in terms of better speed per dollar and overall quality. Fiber providers offer superior reliability, so you don’t experience as many slowdowns when more users share your network.

Other cable providers like Optimum or Spectrum are also good alternatives to Xfinity, but alas, they too hike up prices after a year of service, and you may only have one cable provider to choose from. For Spectrum, the only way to get out of the price increase after your first year is to bundle your internet with two mobile lines, a TV plan, or both mobile.

If you really want peace of mind, T-Mobile 5G Home Internet is available nationwide and offers flat rates, no extra monthly fees, and free router rental.

Compare Xfinity plans and prices with other ISPs in the same area

Provider	Prices	Speeds	Compare plans
Google Fiber	$70-$150*	1000-8000 Mbps	Compare Plans
AT&T Fiber	$55-$245†	300-5000 Mbps	Compare Plans
Optimum Internet	$14.99-$25‡	50-100 Mbps	Compare Plans
Spectrum Internet®	$25-$70	50-1000 Mbps^	Compare Plans
T-Mobile 5G Home Internet	$50-$160°	292-415 Mbps	Compare Plans

Offers and availability vary by location and are subject to change. Data verified as of the article's publication date.

* Plus taxes and fees. Upload/download speed and device streaming claims are based on maximum wired speeds. Actual Internet speeds are not guaranteed and may vary based on factors such as hardware and software limitations, latency, packet loss, etc.

† Price after $5/mo Autopay & Paperless bill discount (w/in 2 bills). Plus taxes $ fees. Limited availability. May not be available in your area.

‡ Prices w/Auto Pay & Paperless Bill. Terms apply. Not available in all areas.

^ Limited time offer; subject to change; valid to qualified residential customers who have not subscribed to any services within the previous 30 days and who have no outstanding obligation to Charter.

° w/ Auto Pay. Regulatory fees included in monthly price for qualified accounts. See full terms.

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Kelly Huh

Kelly helps readers find the best internet and mobile services. She’s written about every major internet and mobile provider, spending many of her waking hours decoding the fine print that no one reads. She enjoys digging through statistics and user data to put together Reviews.org’s consumer research analysis and proprietary surveys. She has also reached out to real customers all over the country and talked with them over the phone to see how their services fare in reality. In addition to reviewing internet services, Kelly covers efforts to bridge the digital divide for low-income and rural households—her report on the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program was recently cited in a Supreme Court amicus brief in support of expanding internet access. Her articles have been cited by The New York Times, Fast Company, Telecompetitor, Benton Institute for Broadband, and the Federal Communications Commission. Originally from New Zealand, Kelly graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in communications and is currently pursuing an MBA at Utah Valley University. She’s based in Provo, Utah, and sometimes bakes cakes (but being in the kitchen truly stresses her out).