Cox Internet plans are available in many states across the country. View plans and pricing on this page, or shop Internet offers specific to your address.

Cox has many Internet plans ranging from the basic Starter 10 service all the way up to Gigablast. Check out plan details here, explore
Cox Internet bundles or learn more about our fastest Internet plan, Gigablast gigabit Internet.

View Cox Internet plans and pricing on this page, or check out any of the Internet bundles designed to save you money by combining Cox services.

To use your Cox Internet package as wifi, you will need to add our Panoramic Wifi gateway or provide your own wifi router. Learn more about Panoramic Wifi and how it can help you get wall-to-wall, whole home wifi coverage.  

Cox Internet download speeds go up to 940 Mbps. Choose a plan that fits your needs, or check out our fastest Internet plan, Gigablast gigabit Internet.

Cox offers many competitively-priced Internet plans. View plans and pricing on this page, or select customers may be eligible for Straight Up Internet, a prepaid plan where you pay month-to-month. And, for qualified customers, we offer Connect 2 Compete, a low-cost plan.  

Whether you’re an occasional emailer or an all-night binge-watcher, we’re here to help you find the Internet speed and package that’s just right for you. Refer to our Internet Speed guidelines to find out just how much Internet speed you need. Curious to know how much speed you have now? Use our Speed Test tool to check your Internet connection using your computer or mobile device.

At Cox, we never throttle Internet speeds. And we never block or otherwise interfere with your desire to go where you want to go on the Internet. As your Internet service provider (ISP), Cox has always been committed to providing our customers a quality, high-speed Internet experience. Bandwidth throttling can interfere with the download speed, upload speed and overall performance of your network’s Internet service. Curious to test your network’s Internet speed? Check out our speed test for an accurate assessment of your current Internet connection.

Yes, Cox recommends devices using DOCSIS 3.0 technology. DOCSIS 3.0 is a leading technology and offers a high-quality Internet connection and overall experience. If you choose to purchase or use your own modem with your Cox Internet service, as of June 1, 2017, you are required to use a DOCSIS 3.0 or higher device in order to activate our service and achieve our top network speeds. As your Internet Service Provider, your connection speeds will never be impacted whether you choose to lease a modem with us or purchase your own. To guarantee the best network speeds and connections, check out the list of approved modem devices.

Cox provides Cable Internet Service where digital data is transmitted over existing cable lines to provide a high-speed Internet connection. Cable provides a more consistent Internet service as performance is not based on how far away from a central location you are like DSL. Additionally, cable Internet can offer higher Internet speeds as the cable wires provide a greater bandwidth than DSL.

Plans are positioned as up to XX Mbps because connections and Internet speeds may fluctuate throughout the day based on usage and bandwidth available. While most customers receive their maximum speeds throughout their service periods, the up to language accounts for the variability of Internet access that happens on a network of our size. Cox’s goal as your Internet Service Provider is to deliver quality, consistent Internet service with fast connections and download and upload speeds for all of your devices.

Two things matter as it relates to the speed of your Internet connection: the download speed and the upload speed. Download is the speed at which your computer receives data from the Internet. In general, when you request a webpage, you pass a very small amount of data to the web called a request and the web page and all of the assets are downloaded to your computer. Upload is the speed at which your computer sends data to the Internet (or cloud). This is mostly relevant when you are uploading pictures or videos from your computer to someplace on the Internet. Generally, upload speeds are slower than download speeds as more customers have the need for downloading information from the Internet, like loading web pages, streaming videos, etc. Download and upload speeds are both measured in megabits per second (Mbps). Check out our speed test for an accurate assessment of your current Internet connection.

No, you are guaranteed to get the same great deals whether you order online, over the phone or in a Cox retail store. Shop with confidence with our 30-day money-back guarantee.

Wifi and Internet are 2 different things. Wifi is an alternative to cables connecting devices. Wifi gives you wireless access to the internet from anywhere in your home via a modem, which translates the signal from Cox. The router distributes your internet connection through your home so all of your devices can communicate with each other and the internet.