Speed tiers
Which Spectrum speed fits your home?
Plan names and exact speeds change from time to time and by area. This table shows the typical range and who each level suits.
| Typical download speed | Best for | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Around 100–300 Mbps | 1–2 people, browsing, HD streaming, video calls | Usually the entry level. Often enough for small apartments. |
| Around 500 Mbps | 3–4 people, 4K streaming, work from home | A popular middle ground for families. |
| Up to 1 Gig | Large households, gamers, big uploads | Ask whether an upgraded WiFi router is included. |
Speeds are “up to” and not guaranteed. Actual speeds vary with WiFi, devices and network conditions. Pricing is set by Spectrum and depends on your address. Matrix Pro Internet Solutions is not affiliated with Spectrum or Charter Communications.
Where Spectrum stands out
- Most home internet plans have no annual contract
- Home plans typically come without data caps
- A modem is commonly included at no extra charge
- Internet, TV, phone and mobile can be bundled
Things to consider
- Promotional prices usually rise after the first 12 months
- WiFi router or whole-home WiFi may cost extra
- Upload speeds on cable are lower than download speeds
- Exact speeds and offers vary by location
Questions to ask before you order
- What will my monthly price be after the promotion ends?
- Is the WiFi router included, or is there a monthly fee?
- Is there a one-time installation or activation fee?
- Do you offer a self-install option?
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