Internet plans
Plans are shown by tier, because exact pricing is set by address
The ranges below reflect what's typically available across the providers we work with. Your exact price, speed, and contract terms depend on which provider serves your specific address — we confirm that before you order anything.
Starter
50–100 Mbps
From $40/mo*
1–2 people, browsing, streaming one show at a time, remote email
Often the lowest-cost tier; usually the most widely available option in a coverage area.
Plus
200–400 Mbps
From $55/mo*
A household of 3–4, multiple streams, video calls, some gaming
The most commonly chosen tier for families working and studying from home.
Gig
800 Mbps–1 Gbps+
From $75/mo*
Heavy multi-device homes, 4K streaming on several screens, large uploads
Availability depends heavily on the network technology run to your address.
*"From" prices are illustrative promotional examples, not a quote. Actual pricing, the length of any promotional period, equipment costs, taxes, and contract terms are set by the provider and confirmed with you before you order — never charged to you by Gencon Consulting Inc..
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What actually changes your final price
Technology at your address
Fiber, cable, fixed wireless, and satellite all carry different realistic speeds and reliability — and not every technology reaches every address.
Promotional vs. standard rate
Many plans start at a discounted rate for 12–24 months, then move to a higher standard rate. We show both when a provider discloses them.
Equipment and installation
Modem/router rental, professional installation, and activation fees are sometimes separate from the monthly plan price.
Contract length
Some plans are month-to-month; others require a term commitment with an early termination fee. This is set by the provider, not by us.
Data allowances
A small number of plans — mainly satellite and fixed wireless — cap monthly data or slow speeds after a threshold.
Taxes and regulatory fees
Advertised prices typically exclude taxes and provider surcharges, which appear on your actual bill.
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