Xfinity's Connect More plan runs about $40 a month for 200 Mbps with no contract — the tier most Boulder households settle on once the introductory rate on the cheaper Connect plan runs out. As the widest-reaching wired provider in the city, Xfinity is the default many Boulder renters and homeowners inherit. Whether it …
Read MoreCenturyLink vs ALLO Fiber: Boulder Home Internet
May 26, 2026 / · 4 min read · CenturyLink Quantum Fiber ALLO Communications Fiber Internet Boulder ·Where Quantum Fiber can light up a Boulder address today, ALLO's city-backed fiber is still a 2026 promise — which makes this less a plan-versus-plan shootout than a buy-now-versus-wait decision. Both run fiber to the home with symmetrical speeds and no data caps. The difference that matters right now is that one of …
Read MoreComcast is the most widely available home internet provider in Boulder, Colorado. In 2017, Comcast rebranded its consumer internet service as Xfinity — same company, same network, same customer service number. If you've been a Comcast customer for years, you're already an Xfinity customer; the only thing that changed …
Read MoreALLO Communications Boulder — Fiber Internet Coming 2026
Apr 18, 2026 / · 1 min read · Boulder Home Internet ALLO Communications Fiber Internet Community Broadband ·ALLO Communications is an upcoming fiber internet provider in Boulder, Colorado. In late 2024, the City of Boulder signed a 20-year lease with ALLO to use city-owned conduit infrastructure for a fiber buildout across the city. Service is not yet available. Initial installations are expected to begin mid-2026, rolling …
Read MoreCenturyLink / Quantum Fiber in Boulder, CO — Plans and Pricing
CenturyLink is Boulder's second major wired internet provider after Xfinity, serving much of the city with DSL and, in select areas, fiber. CenturyLink has been rebranding to Quantum Fiber in markets where it has deployed fiber infrastructure — Boulder is in various stages of that transition. Plans Available in Boulder …
Read MoreT-Mobile Home Internet is a wireless home broadband option that uses T-Mobile's 5G and LTE network. It's available in parts of Boulder and is a compelling alternative to cable for lighter users. Plans Available in Boulder Plan Speed Price/mo Contract Home Internet 33–300 Mbps (varies by signal) $50 None Speed depends …
Read MoreXfinity by Comcast is the most widely available home internet provider in Boulder, Colorado, offering cable internet service across most of the city. Plans Available in Boulder Plan Speed Price/mo Contract Connect 75 Mbps ~$30–$40 None Connect More 200 Mbps ~$40–$55 None Fast 400 Mbps ~$55–$70 None Gigabit 1,200 Mbps …
Read MoreThe Xfinity NOW WiFi Pass is a prepaid hotspot pass that gives you access to Xfinity's national network of millions of WiFi hotspots — no home installation, no annual contract, no credit check required. It's a practical option for Boulder residents who don't need (or can't get) a full home internet plan, visitors …
Read MoreT-Mobile Home Internet has become a real option for Boulder residents who want an alternative to Xfinity. Here's what you need to know before signing up. What Is T-Mobile Home Internet? T-Mobile Home Internet uses T-Mobile's 4G LTE and 5G cellular network to deliver home broadband through a self-installed gateway …
Read MoreBoulder residents generally have two strong home internet options: Xfinity (cable) and T-Mobile Home Internet (5G wireless). Here's a direct comparison to help you decide. Side-by-Side Comparison Feature Xfinity T-Mobile Home Internet Technology Cable (DOCSIS) 4G/5G Wireless Download speed 200–1,200 Mbps 100–300 Mbps …
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