ISP | Lowest Price | Top Speeds |
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Viasat | 12 Mbps for $50 | 30 Mbps fo $100 |
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HughesNet | 25 Mbps for $40/mo (promo) | 25 Mbps for $150/mo w/50GB |
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Internet Packages
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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940 (fiber) | 940 | $100 |
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100 | 100 | $50 |
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80 | 80 | $50 |
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40 | 40 | $50 |
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20 | 10 | $50 |
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15 | 10 | $50 |
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- Speed varies by location
- CenturyLink plans are no contract
- Prices are for lifetime of agreement
- Purchase or lease a CenturyLink modem, or use your own
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Internet Packages
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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3 to 15 Mbps | 1.0 Mbps | $49.95 to 59.95 |
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18 to 30 Mbps | 1.5 Mbps | $59.95 |
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40 to 80 Mbps | 40 Mbps | $59.95 to $79.95 |
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100 to 115 Mbps * | 100 Mbps | $59.95 to $79.95 |
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200 to 500 Mbps | 500 Mbps | $69.95 to $89.95 |
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1 Gb | 1Gb | $89.95 |
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2 Gb | 2 Gb | $19.95 |
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5 Gb | 5 Gb | $189.95 |
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- * Most popular plan
- All speeds are dependent on serviceability at physical address—speeds vary by distance.
- 24/7 Customer support via phone or chat
- 12 month commitment
- Router Rental: $12.95/month
- Professional Installation: $79.95 one-time fee
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Service Options
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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300 | 20 | $40 |
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Fiber 300 | 300 | $40 |
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500 | 20 | $60 |
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Fiber 500 | 500 | $60 |
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Fiber 1 GB | 940 | $80 |
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Fiber 2 GB | 2000 | $120 |
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Fiber 5 GB | 5000 | $180 |
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- Cable
- No data cap
- 1 yr agreement
- Use your own modem, or rent one
- WiFi 360 extenders provide greater coverage throughout home
Stores located in Bayonne, Elizabeth, Fair Lawn, Freehold, Hamilton, Jackson, Newark, Oakland, Parlin, Paterson, Piscataway, Randolph, Seaside Heights, Union City, Wall Township
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Spectrum Internet
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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300 | (no data caps) | $50 |
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500 | (Internet Ultra upgrade) | $70 |
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1 GB | (Internet Gig upgrade) | $90 |
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- Advanced WiFi option lets you control what devices get wifi
- Cable connection
- Free modem
- Contract free plan
- No data caps
Corporate store located in Palisades Park
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Xfinity Internet
down (mbps) | up (mbps) | cost (mbps) |
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60 | 2 (Performance) | $40 |
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250 | 5 (Blast!) | $60 |
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400 | 10 (Extreme Pro) | $80 |
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1000 | 35 (Gigabit) | $90 |
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2000 | 2K (Gigabit Pro) | $300 |
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- Minimum 1 year agreement required
- Equipment and installation fees
Service centers in Cherry Hill, East Brunswick, Eatontown, Hillsborough, Jersey City, Lawrenceville, Manahawkin, Mays Landing, Metuchen, Millville, Mt. Laurel, Port Murray, Rio Grande, Toms River, Turnersville, Union, Vineland, West Orange.
Service providers by county: Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Somerset & Warren counties.
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Metered broadband
download speed (Mbps) | high speed data (GB) | cost |
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12 | 40 GB | $50 / $70 |
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25 | 60 GB | $70 / $100 |
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50 | 300 GB | $200 / $300 |
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50 | 150 GB | $150 / $200 |
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50 | 100 GB | $100 / $150 |
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- 2 yr contract
- First price shown is for first 3 months (promo)
- After high speed data limit is used, you still get access to standard data (slower)
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Internet Only Plans
download speed (Mbps) | high speed data (GB) | cost |
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25 | 15 GB | $65 |
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25 | 30 GB | $75 |
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25 | 45 GB | $110 |
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25 | 75 GB | $160 |
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- 2 year commitment
- lease or purchase equipment
- includes wi-fi.
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Broadband in New Jersey The most connected state in the US enjoys a 99 percent broadband internet connectivity, with only three percent of its residents underserved. All residents in the state have access to mobile broadband service. Plans are underway to make the one Mbps per student goal a reality as the New Jersey Schools Boards Association (NJSBA) partners with EducationSuperHighway. Broadband connectivity aids the realization of education targets via online learning. Connecting NJ plays a crucial role in facilitating broadband connectivity in the state, having received close to five million dollars in federal funding since 2010.