While you're doing your part to flatten the curve, we've provided some easy ways manage your services and get support.

• Visit our support pages for quick videos, helpful articles, and FAQs to troubleshoot on your own
  
  
• Pay your bill online
  
  
• Open the Cox app to get support, chat with our agents and visit customer forums
  

Cox is carefully monitoring coronavirus guidelines from health, safety, and local government officials in your area. For your safety and the safety of our technicians, we may or may not be able to enter your home or business. If we’re not able to come inside, we’ll do everything we can from outside using mobile devices and other virtual tools. You may be asked to perform some tasks, but our technicians will assist you and ensure your services are up and running.

There are a few things that could cause wifi to stop working. Here are some basic steps to troubleshoot your wifi:
 

1. Restart your gateway device
   
   
2. Confirm that both radio bands on the modem are enabled, 2.4GHz and 5 GHz
   
   
3. Make sure you are entering the correct wifi password
   
   
4. Restart the device that’s trying to connect to the wifi
   
   

For more information, see tips on improving your home wifi.

You can visit our Easy Connect page to get up and running quickly.

There are many things that can keep you from getting the fastest speeds possible. If you are experiencing slower speeds, check out these helpful tips or watch this video about bandwidth tips.

Make sure you have your Cox User Id and Password handy and follow these instructions.

In order to troubleshoot your VPN connection, use these instructions.

Note: For problems logging in to your work VPN, contact your IT support for assistance.

We continually invest in our network and upgrade the backbone and at the node level based on anticipated traffic levels, something we plan 12-18 months in advance. We have 28,000 neighborhood nodes nationwide and, consistent with the NCTA report, 98-99 percent of those are performing well with adequate capacity even with the tremendous level of increased peak usage. We are actively working to improve the 1-2 percent of areas where customers may be seeing some performance impact as quickly as possible, through a number of techniques such as increasing network capacity remotely and upgrading facilities via construction. In some rare cases, we are temporarily moving customers to a new tier of service with either the same or greater download speeds than they receive presently. The upload speed is 10 Mbps which is plenty of speed for the great majority of customers to continue their regular activity and have a positive experience.

Through July 31, 2020, Cox will not terminate service and will waive late payment fees for customers with an inability to pay as a result of the coronavirus pandemic (up to 60 days). To qualify, you must let us know that you are experiencing hardship by chatting with our live agents.

Yes, for qualified customers payment plans are available to spread past due balances over several months billing.