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Fiber · Custom FTTP Ethernet Symmetric

Xfinity Gigabit x10

Power users near existing Comcast fiber drops. NEW: not present on the live site. Material change to cable picture.

Max down
10 Gbps
Max up
10 Gbps
Standard
$299.95/mo
Plus ~$1,000 in fees
$ per Gbps
$29.99
Install
$500
Equipment
$19.95/mo equipment + $500 activation
Coverage
Nationwide · site-survey gated
2-year contract · install can exceed $20K if no nearby splice
Tech
Fiber · Custom FTTP Ethernet

What we like

  • Symmetric since 2024
  • Available outside fiber footprints if economic

Watch out for

  • Site survey gated, 3–9 month lead time
  • Real first-bill ~$1,000+: $299.95/mo + $19.95 equipment + ~$500 activation + $500 install + 2-yr ETF contract
  • xFi Complete add-on ($25/mo) is 5× what Spectrum charges for equivalent gear (per ConnectCalifornia)
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Three-year cost of ownership

At $299.95/mo plus $500 install, this plan totals about $11,298.2 over three years before any equipment costs. Compare that to a 1 Gbps plan from any provider in the $60–80/mo range, which would total about $2,200–$2,900. Whether the extra bandwidth is worth it depends on the upload work you actually do.

Who this is for

Power users near existing Comcast fiber drops. Symmetric fiber really matters if you upload video, run multi-camera conferencing, or back up large libraries to the cloud.

All Xfinity plans

Full residential lineup, sorted by speed. The highlighted row is the tier reviewed on this page. Prices verified 2026-05-10; check the provider site for current promos.

Connect
300 Mbps / 35 Mbps ↑
$35/mo
cable, varies by market
Fast
500 Mbps / 20 Mbps ↑
$55/mo
cable
Superfast
800 Mbps / 20 Mbps ↑
$70/mo
cable
Gigabit
1.2 Gbps / 35 Mbps ↑
$80/mo
cable
Gigabit x2
2 Gbps / 200 Mbps ↑
$100/mo
cable
Gigabit x10
10 Gbps
$299.95/mo
FTTP · site-survey gated
Reviewed here

What you’ll need at home

  • A 10 Gbps capable router with multi-gig WAN port (Wi-Fi 7 ideal).
  • Cat6a Ethernet cabling between router and any device that needs full speed.
  • Multi-gig Ethernet ports or USB adapter on the device measuring speeds — standard gigabit ports will bottleneck.
  • 10G SFP+ optics matched to the ONT handoff.
  • An ONT (optical network terminal). The provider installs and owns it.