Prices are the advertised monthly prices on Comcast Business's website on November 6, 2026, before taxes and fees. What you pay depends on your address.
Comcast Business simplified its small-business internet lineup in 2026 under the name "Total Solutions Advantage." There are four cable internet speeds, each sold two ways: a lower first-year price that climbs in years two and three, or a 5-year price lock. This guide covers what each option costs over time, what the fine print adds, and how Comcast compares with Spectrum, AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon for a business with 4 to 250 employees.
Comcast Business pricing at a glance
| Service | Advertised price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Business Internet: 1-year pricing | $70 to $180/mo in year one (offer ends November 8, 2026) | Rises in years two and three; the Standard plan also needs a paid add-on |
| Business Internet: 5-year price lock | $110 to $220/mo, locked for 5 years | Still only a 1-year contract |
| Speeds | 300 Mbps, 500 Mbps, 1.25 Gbps and 2 Gbps download | Upload speed depends on your area |
| Comcast Business Mobile | $40/line (Standard) or $50/line (Pro); as low as $20 and $30 a line with 4+ lines | Requires Comcast Business Internet |
| Business phone (Voice Mobility, VoiceEdge) | Not published; quote only | See phone section |
| Contract | 1-year term agreement; early termination fee applies | No data caps |
For one office, Comcast's internet costs $70 to $180 a month in the first year (offer ends November 8, 2026), or $110 to $220 a month with the 5-year price lock, before taxes, fees and equipment.
Comcast Business internet plans and prices
Every plan includes SecurityEdge, Comcast's basic network security, along with no data caps, 24/7 support and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Gig-speed plans include equipment at no extra cost [1].
| Plan | Max download | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | With 5-year price lock |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 300 Mbps | $70/mo (offer ends November 8, 2026) | $100/mo | $140/mo | $110/mo for 5 years |
| Performance | 500 Mbps | $100/mo | $130/mo | $170/mo | $140/mo for 5 years |
| Gigabit Extra | 1.25 Gbps | $150/mo (offer ends November 8, 2026) | $180/mo | $220/mo | $190/mo for 5 years |
| 2 Gigabit | 2 Gbps | $180/mo (offer ends November 8, 2026) | $210/mo | $250/mo | $220/mo for 5 years |
Source: Comcast Business internet plans page and its offer details [1]. Prices include a $10/mo discount for paperless billing plus automatic payments from a bank account. Under 1-year pricing, regular rates apply after month 36, or sooner if you cancel or change any service. Offers are for new customers; the 1-year offers on Standard, Gigabit Extra and 2 Gigabit end November 8, 2026.
What to know before you order:
- The first-year price doesn't last. Comcast calls this option "1-year pricing," but it's really a three-year price schedule on a 1-year contract. The fine print raises the monthly charge in month 13 and again in month 25. For example, the Standard plan goes from $70 (offer ends November 8, 2026) to $100, then $140. After 36 months, or if you cancel or change any service, regular rates apply [1].
- The 5-year lock is the predictable option. It costs more up front, but "your service rate is guaranteed for 5 years," and it still requires only a 1-year contract [1]. Over three years, the Standard plan costs $3,720 on 1-year pricing and $3,960 with the lock (our math from Comcast's prices, before any required add-on). By year three, the lock is $30 a month cheaper on every tier, and in years four and five it keeps you at the same price while 1-year pricing moves to regular rates.
- Both options require a 1-year term agreement, and an early termination fee applies [1].
- The Standard plan's 1-year offer requires a paid add-on. Comcast's fine print requires one qualifying service "for an additional monthly charge": SecurityEdge Preferred, Wireless Connect or Comcast Business Mobile. The same fine print quotes "$50 a month pricing," which doesn't match the $70 on the plan card (offer ends November 8, 2026), so confirm the real monthly total on your quote [1].
- Add-on discount. Each qualifying add-on also takes $10 a month off, up to $30 [1].
- Payment method matters. Without paperless billing and bank-account automatic payments, the price rises by $10 a month. Accounts on paper bills pay a $3.95 monthly statement fee, except in Maine, New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia [1].
- Equipment and installation. Comcast requires its next-gen equipment for the advertised prices. It's included on the gig plans but costs extra on Standard and Performance. Installation, taxes and fees are extra on all plans, and Comcast doesn't list these amounts on its plan page [1].
- Upload speeds vary by area. Comcast's plan page lists only download speeds. Its network disclosure (with a speed table dated May 2024) shows uploads as low as 35 Mbps in areas that haven't been upgraded. They're faster in upgraded areas, and symmetrical in areas with Comcast's newest network technology [3]. Ask what upload speed your address gets.
- Dedicated options for bigger needs. Comcast offers Dedicated Internet with up to 300/300 Mbps over its cable network and a 99.99% uptime service-level agreement. In November 2025, Comcast said it was available to more than 3.5 million businesses [8]. Dedicated pricing is by quote.
Comcast launched the Total Solutions Advantage lineup on March 30, 2026 [2]. Comcast passed about 65 million homes and businesses at the end of 2025 [10].
Comcast Business phone and mobile pricing
Comcast Business Mobile is sold only to Comcast Business Internet customers [4].
| Plan | List price | With 3-year discount | With 3-year + 4-line discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard (50 GB of high-speed data per line, then may slow during congestion) | $40/line | $30/line | $20/line |
| Pro (unlimited high-speed data) | $50/line | $40/line | $30/line |
Sources: Comcast Business Mobile pages [4] [5]. The discounts last 36 months, and the lowest price needs 4 or more lines; mobile has no annual contract. The offers end January 21, 2027. There's a $10 activation fee per line, and Comcast's fine print adds a $25 per-line monthly charge if you don't keep a qualifying Comcast service (Internet, TV or Voice).
Business phone lines. Comcast's phone page lists Voice Mobility (business lines that work on any device), VoiceEdge (a hosted phone system for businesses with 8 or more employees) and PRI/SIP trunks, but no prices. You request a quote [6]. One analysis of Comcast's 2026 state price lists, published by CloudTalk, a competing phone provider, puts typical prices at:
- Voice Mobility: about $44.95 per line for the first three lines when bundled, and $29.95 from the fourth line.
- VoiceEdge seats: $24.95 to $44.95 per seat, plus equipment fees.
Source: [7]. Treat these as estimates and get a written quote.
Backup and security add-ons
- Wireless Connect: $35 a month. It keeps you online through outages by switching automatically to cellular networks and Wi-Fi hotspots, and it includes battery backup and professional installation [8]. It also counts toward the $10-a-month add-on discount [1].
- SecurityEdge Preferred: $40 a month on plans under 1 Gig, or $60 on gig plans. It adds a network firewall, intrusion detection and anti-malware with no per-seat licenses [9].
- SecurityEdge limits: Comcast says SecurityEdge requires a leased router, doesn't work over public Wi-Fi, and may not work over Wireless Connect, VPNs or some DNS services [1].
- Static IP addresses: offered in blocks of 1, 5 or 13 addresses. Comcast doesn't publish the price [11].
Fees and fine print to budget for
- Term: 1-year term agreement with an early termination fee, on both 1-year pricing and the 5-year lock [1].
- Price steps: on 1-year pricing, the charge rises in months 13 and 25 [1].
- Payment: $10 a month more without paperless billing and bank-account AutoPay, plus a $3.95 paper statement fee in most states [1].
- Equipment and installation: extra, except equipment on gig plans. Amounts aren't published [1].
- Mobile: a $10 activation fee per line, and a $25 per-line monthly charge without a qualifying Comcast service [5].
- Voice: quote only [6].
Pros and cons of Comcast Business
Pros
- Transparent pricing. Comcast's offer details show the year-two and year-three increases up front [1].
- A 5-year price lock on just a 1-year contract [1].
- Included in every plan: no data caps, basic security, 24/7 support and a 30-day money-back guarantee [1].
- Free equipment on gig plans [1].
- Low-cost mobile lines for internet customers: as low as $20 a line with four or more lines [5].
- An upgrade path to dedicated service with an SLA without changing providers [8].
Cons
- 1-year pricing rises twice in three years, ending $70 a month higher in year three on every tier [1].
- Contract required. Both options need a 1-year term agreement with an early termination fee [1].
- Upload speeds depend on your area and can be as low as 35 Mbps [3].
- Unpublished costs. Voice, installation, static IP and lower-tier equipment prices aren't published [1] [6] [11].
- Mobile is tied to internet, and the lowest mobile price needs four or more lines [5].
Who Comcast Business fits best
- Offices that want a predictable bill for years, which makes the 5-year price lock the main reason to choose Comcast.
- Businesses that want basic security included, and a simple add-on path for backup, firewall and mobile.
- Companies that may outgrow shared internet, since Comcast's Dedicated Internet with an SLA is an upgrade within the same provider.
- Mobile-heavy teams willing to put 4 or more lines on Comcast Business Mobile.
If your team uploads a lot, ask Comcast for the upload speed at your address. That includes video production, large cloud backups and remote workers connecting to files at the office. Compare it with fiber options from other providers before you sign.
How Comcast compares with Spectrum, AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon
Here's how the five carriers in this series compare on key points for small businesses. Which of them you can actually get depends on your street address.
| Spectrum Business | AT&T Business | Comcast Business | T-Mobile Business Internet | Verizon Business | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main technology | Cable (fiber to the neighborhood, coax to the building) | Fiber; fixed wireless (Internet Air) | Cable (fiber to the neighborhood, coax to the building) | 5G fixed wireless | Fiber (Fios and Frontier); 5G and LTE fixed wireless |
| Advertised starting price | $50/mo for 500 Mbps (first year, online offer) | $60/mo for 300 Mbps fiber (online) | $70/mo for 300 Mbps (first year; offer ends November 8, 2026; paid add-on and equipment required) | $35/mo with a T-Mobile voice line (limited-time credit); $70 without | $49.99/mo (Frontier 500M, with bank Auto Pay); $69/mo (Fios 300 Mbps); $69/mo (5G 100 Mbps) |
| Fastest standard plan | 1 Gig (2 Gig in select markets) | 5 Gig | 2 Gbps | Typical 5G downloads of 91 to 361 Mbps (Business Internet); up to 498 Mbps (Small Business plans) | 5 Gig (Frontier); 2 Gig (Fios) |
| Upload speeds | 20 to 50 Mbps (500 Mbps to 1 Gig plans) | Same as download on fiber | Varies by area, from 35 Mbps up to symmetrical | Typically 21 to 38 Mbps (Business Internet); 12 to 55 Mbps (Small Business plans) | Same as or close to download on fiber; lower on 5G |
| Contract | None | None | 1-year term | None | Fios: 2-year term. Frontier: month-to-month. 5G: no term listed |
| Price guarantee | 3 years with a bundle (750 Mbps and 1 Gig) | None advertised for Business Fiber | Optional 5-year price lock ($40/mo more in year one) | 5 years | Fios 1 to 5 years; Frontier 2 years (new customers); 5G 10 years in select areas |
| Lowest advertised business phone price | $20/line (Voice) or $20/user (Connect), first year, bundled | From $15/line with new fiber ($30 otherwise); Office@Hand from $25/user | Voice by quote; mobile lines from $20 with 4+ lines | Mobile plans from $21/line (6 lines, AutoPay) | Business Digital Voice from $20/line with Fios; One Talk from $20/line |
| J.D. Power 2026 business studies | #2 for small business wireless (mobile) | #1 for small business internet | Not named as a segment leader | #1 for small business and large enterprise wireless; #2 for medium business wireless (mobile) | #1 for medium and large business internet and medium business wireless (mobile); #2 for small business internet |
| Where it's sold | Parts of 45 states, including former Cox areas | Fiber in parts of 32 states: AT&T's 21-state area plus Quantum Fiber areas | Comcast's footprint, about 65 million homes and businesses | Nationwide where the network has capacity; address check required | Fios in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic; Frontier fiber areas; 5G/LTE in many areas |
Sources: each carrier's website, checked November 6, 2026, and J.D. Power's 2026 business internet and business wireless studies (see "Comparison section sources" at the end of this page). Starting prices aren't like-for-like. Some already include AutoPay or bundle discounts, and promotional prices can rise later. See each carrier's section for the conditions.
- Comcast vs. Spectrum: Both are cable providers with limited uploads on most plans. Spectrum has no contract and a lower first-year price, $50 for 500 Mbps online. Comcast requires a 1-year term but lets you lock your price for 5 years. Check which of the two serves your address.
- Comcast vs. Verizon: Fios and Frontier fiber offer symmetrical, or nearly symmetrical, speeds. Frontier starts at $49.99 a month with bank Auto Pay and no long-term contract, and Fios starts at $69 with a 2-year term. If either reaches your building, compare upload speeds before you sign.
- Comcast vs. AT&T: In AT&T's fiber areas, Business Fiber runs $60 to $285 a month online, with symmetrical speeds and no annual contract.
- Comcast vs. T-Mobile: T-Mobile Business Internet is $35 a month with a T-Mobile voice line, or $70 without. It's month-to-month with a 5-year price guarantee, but its speeds vary with network traffic. It can also serve as a backup line. Comcast's own backup add-on, Wireless Connect, is $35 a month.
More guides in this series: Spectrum Business pricing · AT&T Business internet pricing · T-Mobile Business Internet · Verizon Business internet pricing
Frequently asked questions
How much does Comcast Business internet cost?
First-year prices are:
- 300 Mbps: $70 a month (offer ends November 8, 2026)
- 500 Mbps: $100 a month
- 1.25 Gbps: $150 a month (offer ends November 8, 2026)
- 2 Gbps: $180 a month (offer ends November 8, 2026)
With the 5-year price lock, the same plans are $110, $140, $190 and $220 a month. Prices include a $10 discount for paperless billing and bank-account AutoPay, and taxes and fees are extra. The Standard plan's first-year offer also requires a paid add-on [1].
How much does Comcast Business go up after the first year?
On 1-year pricing, each plan rises in month 13 and again in month 25:
- Standard: $70 (offer ends November 8, 2026), then $100, then $140
- Performance: $100, then $130, then $170
- Gigabit Extra: $150 (offer ends November 8, 2026), then $180, then $220
- 2 Gigabit: $180 (offer ends November 8, 2026), then $210, then $250
After 36 months, or if you cancel or change any service, regular rates apply [1].
What is the Comcast Business 5-year price lock?
It's an option for new customers that fixes your internet service rate for five years. Taxes and fees aren't covered. It requires a 1-year contract. It costs $40 a month more than first-year pricing in year one, but by year three it's $30 a month cheaper [1].
Does Comcast Business require a contract?
Yes. Comcast's offer details require a 1-year term agreement, and an early termination fee applies [1].
How much is Comcast Business phone service?
Comcast doesn't publish business voice prices. Its phone page asks you to request a quote [6]. A third-party analysis of Comcast's state price lists estimates about $44.95 a line for the first three Voice Mobility lines when bundled [7]. Comcast Business Mobile is $40 or $50 a line at list price, and as low as $20 or $30 a line with four or more lines on a 36-month discount [5].
Does Comcast Business have data caps?
No. Comcast lists no data caps on its business internet plans [1].
What upload speeds does Comcast Business offer?
It depends on the network at your address. Comcast's network disclosure shows uploads from 35 Mbps in areas that haven't been upgraded up to symmetrical speeds in areas with its newest network technology [3]. Ask for the upload speed in writing before you sign.
Does Comcast Business offer backup internet?
Yes. Wireless Connect costs $35 a month. It switches to cellular networks and Wi-Fi hotspots during an outage, and it includes battery backup and professional installation [8].
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Sources
Carrier pricing pages were re-checked on November 6, 2026. Other sources were checked on October 19, 2026.
- Comcast Business, Business Internet plans ("Total Solutions Advantage") and offer details (checked November 7, 2026): https://business.comcast.com/learn/internet
- Light Reading, "Comcast Business launches all-in plans for SMBs" (March 30, 2026): https://www.lightreading.com/cable-technology/comcast-business-launches-all-in-plans-for-smbs
- Comcast Business, Internet Network Management disclosure: https://business.comcast.com/policies/network-management
- Comcast Business, Comcast Business Mobile: https://business.comcast.com/learn/mobile
- Comcast Business, Comcast Business Mobile plans and offers: https://business.comcast.com/learn/mobile/plan
- Comcast Business, Business Phone: https://business.comcast.com/learn/phone
- CloudTalk, "Comcast Business VoIP pricing" (third-party analysis by a competing phone provider; updated August 28, 2026): https://www.cloudtalk.io/blog/comcast-business-voip-pricing/
- Comcast Business, press release on new small-business solutions, including Wireless Connect and Dedicated Internet (November 24, 2025): https://business.comcast.com/~/media/business_comcast_com/PDFs/Press%20Releases/2025/CBSB%20Announcement112425FINAL.pdf
- Comcast Business, press release on the nationwide launch of SecurityEdge Preferred (June 11, 2026): https://business.comcast.com/~/media/business_comcast_com/PDFs/Press%20Releases/2026/CB_SecurityEdge%20Preferred_Nationwide%20Launch_FINAL.pdf
- Comcast Corporation, Form 10-K for fiscal year 2025, SEC: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1166691/000162828026004994/cmcsa-20251231.htm
- business.com, Comcast Business review (updated June 15, 2026): https://www.business.com/reviews/comcast-business-isp/
Comparison section sources (carrier pricing pages re-checked November 6, 2026):
- Spectrum Business, Business Internet plans: https://www.spectrum.com/business/small-business/internet
- Spectrum Business, business internet speed guide (upload speeds): https://www.spectrum.com/business/small-business/insights/business-insights/understanding-business-internet-speeds-the-complete-guide
- Spectrum Business, Business Phone: https://www.spectrum.com/business/small-business/phone
- Spectrum Business, Business Connect with RingCentral: https://www.spectrum.com/business/small-business/connect
- Charter, completion of the Cox transaction (45 states), August 20, 2026: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001091667/000114036126033909/ef20080687_ex99-1.htm
- AT&T Business, AT&T Business Fiber: https://www.business.att.com/products/business-fiber-internet.html
- AT&T Business, AT&T Internet Air for Business: https://www.business.att.com/products/wireless-internet.html
- AT&T Business, AT&T Phone for Business: https://www.business.att.com/products/att-phone-for-business.html
- AT&T Business, AT&T Office@Hand: https://www.business.att.com/products/office-at-hand.html
- AT&T Business, AT&T Business Guarantee (21-state footprint): https://www.business.att.com/about/business-guarantee.html
- AT&T, completion of the Lumen Mass Markets fiber acquisition (32 states), February 2, 2026: https://about.att.com/story/2026/att-lumen-deal-close.html
- Comcast Business, Business Internet plans and offer details (checked November 7, 2026): https://business.comcast.com/learn/internet
- Comcast Business, Internet Network Management disclosure (upload speeds): https://business.comcast.com/policies/network-management
- Comcast Business, Comcast Business Mobile plans: https://business.comcast.com/learn/mobile/plan
- Comcast Business, Business Phone: https://business.comcast.com/learn/phone
- Comcast Corporation, Form 10-K, fiscal year 2025 (homes and businesses passed): https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1166691/000162828026004994/cmcsa-20251231.htm
- T-Mobile for Business, 5G Business Internet: https://www.t-mobile.com/business/business-internet
- T-Mobile for Business, Small Business Internet plans: https://www.t-mobile.com/business/business-internet/small-business-internet/get-started
- T-Mobile, Expected Internet Speeds & Performance Metrics: https://www.t-mobile.com/responsibility/consumer-info/policies/internet-service/network-speed-performance-metrics
- T-Mobile for Business, Business cell phone plans: https://www.t-mobile.com/business/wireless-business-plans
- Verizon, Fios Business Internet: https://www.verizon.com/business/products/internet/fios/
- Verizon, 5G Business Internet (checked November 7, 2026): https://www.verizon.com/business/products/internet/5g/
- Frontier Business (a Verizon company), business fiber plans: https://business.frontier.com/
- Verizon, One Talk: https://www.verizon.com/business/products/voice-collaboration/unified-communications/one-talk/
- J.D. Power, 2026 U.S. Business Internet Satisfaction Study (July 9, 2026): https://www.jdpower.com/business/press-releases/2026-u-s-business-internet-satisfaction-study/
- J.D. Power, 2026 U.S. Business Wireless Satisfaction Study (October 15, 2026): https://www.jdpower.com/business/press-releases/2026-u-s-business-wireless-satisfaction-study/
- IEEE ComSoc Technology Blog, summary of Ookla's U.S. fixed wireless data for 1H 2026 (August 27, 2026): https://techblog.comsoc.org/2026/08/27/ookla-u-s-fixed-wireless-access-crosses-17-million-connections-as-adoption-shifts-from-rural-to-urban/
Prices, plans and promotions change often. Everything on this page reflects what each carrier published on the date above. Your actual price depends on your service address, contract term, equipment, taxes and fees. Comcast Business, SecurityEdge and VoiceEdge are trademarks of their respective owners.