Comcast Simplifies Xfinity Plans with Unlimited Data

Comcast is making significant changes to its Xfinity plans across the nation, aiming to simplify the offerings and enhance customer experience by eliminating data caps. This move ensures that customers can enjoy truly unlimited data without the worry of overage charges.

The company announced that it will now provide four distinct plans with varying speeds: 300 Mbps, 500 Mbps, 1 Gbps, and 2 Gbps. These plans will be available across three different pricing tiers:

• Everyday Price: A monthly rate without a price guarantee.
• One-Year Price Guarantee: A lower monthly rate with a commitment for one year.
• Five-Year Price Guarantee: A slightly higher monthly rate with a commitment for five years.

According to spokesperson Joel Shadle, the new plans will include unlimited data with no data caps. Additionally, customers will receive an Xfinity WiFi Gateway and a complimentary line of Xfinity Mobile cellular service for one year. For those currently subscribed to an Xfinity plan that does not fall within the new four-tier structure, they can continue with their existing plan until they decide to repackage their service, as confirmed by spokesperson Rachel Zabinski Williams.

These updates come on the heels of Comcast’s recent announcement regarding the introduction of a five-year price lock option in April. Furthermore, the company has begun rolling out enhancements in select cities that aim to reduce latency for services such as FaceTime and Nvidia’s GeForce Now “ultra-low lag” technology.

(Disclosure: Comcast is an investor in Vox Media, The Verge’s parent company.)