What is the best internet provider in Binghamton?
CNET’s top choice for internet service in Binghamton is Spectrum, thanks to its broad reach — serving nearly 95% of households, according to the latest Federal Communications Commission data. Spectrum offers competitive introductory prices, including a 100Mbps plan for $30 a month, a 500Mbps plan at $50, and a 1,000Mbps plan for $70. Both plans come with unlimited data and stable cable speeds for most households.
The average starting cost for internet in Binghamton is around $49, some providers offer cheaper options. For instance, Spectrum offers a $30-a-month plan while the fixed wireless provider Zeta Broadband has a $35-a-month plan, although its 7Mbps download speed may be insufficient for all but the lightest users. For a bit more, Spectrum’s 500Mbps plan at $50 offers far greater speed.
Fiber is available to about 62% of Binghamton if you’re after ultra-fast speeds. Greenlight Network tops the list with fiber speeds up to 8 gigabits for $150 a month. For a more budget-friendly fiber option, Empire Access provides symmetrical 1-gigabit speeds for $65 a month.
