| Package Name | Cost per Month | Speed | Addresses / Storage | Extras | Availability |
| Basic ISP | $6.95, unlimited | 56K | U.S.-based customer service, 24/7 online support | 50 States and Canada | |
| Basic ISP HiSpeed Accelerated | $9.95, unlimited | 56K, 7x faster using compression software | 5 | U.S.-based customer service, 24/7 online support | 50 States and Canada |
| Copper Internet | $9.95, unlimited | 56K | 5 | U.S.-based customer service, 24/7 online support | 25,000 access numbers in US and Canada |
| Copper HiSpeed | $14.95, unlimited | 56K, 6x faster using compression software | 5 | U.S.-based customer service, 24/7 online support | 25,000 access numbers in US and Canada |
| NetZero | $4.97 (first 3 months), then $9.95, unlimited | 56K | 1GB | Spam protection, free “mysite” website | 50 States |
| NetZero HiSpeed 3G | $14.95 | 56K | 2GB | Norton Antivirus, pop-up blocker | 50 States |
| EarthLink | $9.95 (first 3 months), then $21.95, unlimited | 56K | 8 | 10MB of webspace | 50 States |
| Package Name | Cost per Month | Speed Down / Up | Addresses / Storage | Extras | Availability |
| Comcast High-Speed Internet Basic | $39.95 / $24.95 | 786 Kbps / 382 Kbps | 7 | Free McAfee Security | Roughly 25 states |
| Comcast Performance High-Speed Internet | $59.95 / $52.95 | 6.0 Mbps / 348 Kbps | 7, and 175MB online file storage | Free McAfee Security, free streaming audio through Rhapsody | Roughly 25 states |
| Comcast Performance PLUS High-Speed Internet | $67.95 / $52.95 | 8.0 Mbps / 768 Kbps | 7, and 175MB online file storage | Free McAfee Security, free streaming audio through Rhapsody | Roughly 25 states |
| Charter HSI | $54.95 / $44.95 | 5 Mbps / 512 Kbps | 10, 1G storage limit per box | F-Secure Security, Parental control, 20MB personal webpage | |
| Charter HSI Plus | $59.95 / $49.95 | 10 Mbps / 1 Mbps | 10, 1G storage limit per box | F-Secure Security, Parental control, 20MB personal webpage | |
| Charter HSI Max | $79.95 / $69.95 | 16 Mbps / 2 Mbps | 10, 1G storage limit per box | Protection, 24/7 free technical support, no modem fees | |
| Time Warner Road Runner Basic | $29.95 | 1.5 Mbps / 384 Kbps | 3 | Protection, 24/7 free technical support, no modem fees | 31 States |
| Time Warner Road Runner Standard | $44.95 | 10 Mbps / 1 Mbps | 10 | Protection, 24/7 free technical support, no modem fees | 31 States |
| Time Warner Road Runner Turbo | $59.90 (Currently on a $39.90 1-year promotion) | 15 Mbps / 2 Mbps | 25 | Protection, 24/7 free technical support, no modem fees | 31 States |
| Cox Economy | $16.99 | 768 Kbps | 7 | McAfee Security, 70MB of personal WebSpace | 15 States |
| Cox Value | $26.99 | 1.5 Mbps | 7 | McAfee Security, 70MB of personal WebSpace | 15 States |
| Cox Preferred | $41.99 (currently on a $25.95 6-month promotion) | 10 Mbps / 2 Mbps | 7 | McAfee Security, 70MB of personal WebSpace | 15 States |
| Cox Premier | $51.99 (currently on a $39.95 6-month promotion) | 20 Mbps / 2 Mbps | 7 | McAfee Security, 70MB of personal WebSpace | 15 States |
| Package Name | Cost per Month | Speed Down / Up | Addresses / Storage | Extras | Availability |
| Verizon High- Speed Internet Starter | $19.99 (first month free) | 768 Kbps / 128 Kbps | 9 | 10 MB for personal web page, 24/7 live technical support | 25 states |
| Verizon High- Speed Internet Power | $29.99 (first month free) | 3.0 Mbps / 368 Kbps | 9 | 10 MB for personal web page, 24/7 live technical support | 25 states |
| Verizon High- Speed Internet 7.0 Mbps DSL | $39.99 | 7.0 Mbps | 9, 4GB storage | Verizon Internet Security Suite | 12 States |
| AT&T Basic DSL | $19.95 | 768 Kbps/ 384 Kbps | 11 | All-in-one Protection Suite, Webbased email | |
| AT&T Express DSL | $25.00 | 1.5 Mbps / 384 Kbps | 11 | All-in-one Protection Suite, Webbased email | |
| AT&T Pro DSL | $30.00 | 3.0 Mbps / 512 Kbps | 11 | All-in-one Protection Suite, Webbased email | |
| AT&T Elite DSL | $35.00 | 6.0 Mbps / 768 Kbps | 11 | All-in-one Protection Suite, Webbased email |

Wheres the Monthly Download/Upload limit comparison. In my mind its one of the most important what good is 20/5 if it caps out (just an example)
No speed per $?
No list of states?
For example, where does Cox offer 20/2?
Everyone I know only has 10/1 - including the people that work there.
i don’t know what your comment about rj6/rj11/F connectors means but it is misleading and incomplete.
“cable” companies use the same exact technologies that verizon uses. their networks are mostly fiber optic cable, and all those buzzwords used in Verizon commercials are irrelevant when comparing to other “cable” services.
my point is that everyone has been fooled by Verizons marketing. however, i’m no comcast fanboi. comcast and friends need to increase bandwidth and/or lower prices, and alos revamp all of their customer service experiences which are hideous.
“please explain to me why “Cable” and “Fiber” are 2 different categories.”
because cable is rj11/rj6 and fiber is the “F” in fios. apple and oranges my friend.
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How does ISP come up with pricing of the bandwidth