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CenturyLink Plans & Pricing

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Internet Speed:
Up to 940 Mbps
Availability in the U.S.
Availability in the U.S.:
18 States

CenturyLink Internet Availability

CenturyLink provides fiber internet service to more than 12.2 million people across 17 states. The provider primarily serves the western and midwestern states, including states. Its service extends across the U.S., the Canadian border, and all the way to the Gulf Coast.

Where does CenturyLink offer service?

CenturyLink is available in these states:

CenturyLink Internet Connection Types

CenturyLink has dipped its toe in the fiber pool by expanding beyond its DSL offers. While the provider still offers DSL to those in rural areas looking for reliable wired internet, CenturyLink is expanding its fiber footprint with simple plan options for customers.

Connection type Starting price Download speeds (up to)

Fiber

$50 per month

940 Mbps

DSL

$55 per month

100 Mbps

If being told that you need to sign a contract to get internet makes you consider going off-grid for the rest of your life, you’re going to love CenturyLink. CenturyLink doesn’t require its customers to sign a contract when buying internet. We like this arrangement because it gives you the freedom to make sure you are always getting the best price on your internet service.

No internet provider is perfect, but CenturyLink is getting a whole heck of a lot closer with its new Simply Unlimited internet plans with no data caps whatsoever. Want to stream your favorite TV show in 4K? Want to download massive video game files? It's all open game when you aren't limited by data caps.

CenturyLink Data Caps

Connection type Data cap
Fiber Unlimited
DSL Unlimited

On paper, CenturyLink offers appealing features such as no contracts, no data caps, and quality fiber speed plans. But based on reviews we've read online, many customers note having some issues with the provider, specifically related to customer service.

It's worth noting that confidence in the provider has fallen in the last few years. While CenturyLink has historically ranked highly in J.D. Power Satisfaction Surveys, the provider didn't make the list in 2025. Plus, the provider dropped in favor with the American Customer Satisfaction Index.

CenturyLink Internet Customer Service Ratings

American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) - Fiber
No. 7 (72/100)

No matter how you use the internet or how much speed you need, we find that CenturyLink has internet options that can meet the needs of just about any internet user. Plus, we like the simplicity of the provider having just a few plans to choose from, so you don't have to feel overwhelmed with decision fatigue.

ProsCons
  • Lightning-fast speeds
  • Expansive coverage nationwide
  • No contracts
  • No data caps
  • Unexceptional customer service
  • Limited plan options
  • Speeds vary by area


Whether you’re working online remotely or gaming competitively, we think CenturyLink provides enticing internet speeds, prices, and bundles to keep you connected. If CenturyLink offers internet in your area (especially fiber internet), you can purchase it with confidence.

Which CenturyLink internet plan is the best?

CenturyLink’s Fiber Gigabit plan offers the most in terms of speed and value. With 940 Mbps download speed and unlimited data, no matter how many streamers you’ve got in your household, CenturyLink will keep you connected — all for $70 per month.

How much does CenturyLink internet cost?

CenturyLink keeps its internet plans simple, with fiber plans starting at $50 per month and DSL plans starting at $55 per month.

How fast is CenturyLink high-speed internet?

CenturyLink Fiber internet reaches speeds up to 940 Mbps.

Does CenturyLink have data caps?

Both fiber and DSL service offered by CenturyLink come with unlimited data.

Does CenturyLink require a contract?

CenturyLink’s plans are contract-free regardless if you’re purchasing fiber or DSL service. That means you’ll never have to worry about hidden fees associated with any contract.

How do I speed up my CenturyLink Wi-Fi?

If you’re having trouble maintaining optimal speeds with your CenturyLink Wi-Fi router, try a Wi-Fi extender. The setup is simple and straightforward. These extenders capture the signal coming from your CenturyLink Wi-Fi router and rebroadcast it in areas of your home that are otherwise hard to reach by the router itself, thereby giving you a consistently smooth online experience from any room.

Is CenturyLink available in my area?

Discover if CenturyLink is in your neighborhood by entering your address in the following search bar. You can also zoom in on our CenturyLink coverage map located at the bottom of this page. If your area is highlighted in blue, then CenturyLink covers your neighborhood!

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CenturyLink Coverage Map

CenturyLink is available in 18 states across the United States, including New Mexico. See if CenturyLink is available in your area using our coverage map.

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