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About Suddenlink
Suddenlink combines internet, TV, audio and mobile services for a streamlined entertainment and data streaming experience. Suddenlink offers fast internet speeds, voice-controlled TV options, optional apps and reliable customer service. The company offers a 30-day money-back guarantee and does not require contracts.
- Plans start at $35 a month
- Easy-to-use central platform
- Price for life options on some plans
- Not available in all areas
- Difficult to cancel
Helpful Reviews
What is Suddenlink?
Suddenlink is a popular internet provider for those living in the South, Midwest and Western regions of the United States. It offers fiber and cable options, and it has multiple plans for customers to choose from. Whether you're eligible for a specific Suddenlink plan is based on your location. Suddenlink is available in:
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Nevada
- New Mexico
- North Carolina
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Texas
- West Virgina
How does Suddenlink internet work?
Suddenlink internet plans start at $35 a month and have no annual contracts. Customers can pick the option that meets their needs and budget, and they have the option to purchase internet service separately or bundle it with cable and mobile streaming services.
Suddenlink gives you the option to bundle internet and TV subscriptions to save money. Sometimes special deals and offers come with your bundle, such as Amazon gift cards. Since Suddenlink bills on a month-to-month basis, you're not committing to the bundle if you feel it's not working for your devices or your budget. It is easy to make changes and modifications to your plan.
If you're currently in a contract and want to get out to switch to Suddenlink, the company will pay up to $500 to help cover the cost of terminating your existing contract.
Suddenlink gives you the option to either buy or rent your electronic equipment for around $10 a month. Buying it means paying a one-time fee, but you save money over time — however, you don't get tech support from Suddenlink when you buy your equipment. If you rent, you pay more over time, but the monthly costs are low.
Suddenlink mobile service
Along with internet and TV options, Suddenlink offers mobile services through its parent company, Altice USA. This cell phone plan is $30 a month for each line without any unexpected price increases, and it provides unlimited talk, text and data. It offers 99% nationwide coverage, and you can cancel at any time.
Suddenlink internet prices
Suddenlink offers four internet options with varying price points and speed/data options. Plans and price points may vary based on where you live.
| Internet plan | Cost |
|---|---|
| Internet 100 | $34.99 a month |
| Internet 300 | $44.99 a month |
| Internet 400 | $54.99 a month |
| Internet 1 Gig | $74.99 a month |
Suddenlink doesn’t have any contracts or data caps. The lack of a contract makes it much easier to cancel your service than with many other major internet providers — all you have to do is call to cancel and return your equipment.
Other Suddenlink costs to consider
Standard installation is free when you sign up online or $49 otherwise. The fee is $50 for premium installation, during which technicians hardwire one device and set up Wi-Fi on six devices. There is also a $3.50 one-time network enhancement fee.
If you cancel your Suddenlink internet service, you must return your equipment or pay for it. If you choose to keep it, you'll owe $125 for the modem and between $75 and $150 for the wireless router.
Suddenlink FAQ
How much is Suddenlink internet per month?
Monthly rates depend on the download speed and any bundling options you choose. On average, monthly rates range between $35 to $75 a month.
Is Netflix free with Suddenlink?
No. Your current Netflix account can be transferred to your Suddenlink account, but it does not come with a Suddenlink subscription.
How can I pay my Suddenlink bill?
There are many ways to pay your bill. You can pay online, mail, automatic payments, at a Suddenlink store or by phone.
Can I cancel my Suddenlink service online?
No. You need to call customer service to cancel your plan.
Who owns Suddenlink?
Altice USA owns Suddenlink.
Still have questions?
Is Suddenlink good?
Suddenlink is an excellent alternative to major internet and cable providers. It is ideal for those who live in rural areas where many internet services don’t provide coverage. The company has fast internet speeds, and most plans won’t increase in price over time. If you’re looking for reliable internet at a fair price, Suddenlink is worth a look.
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