Mediacom Bundle Deals
Mediacom's Xtream bundle packages deliver cable internet and TV service to households across the Midwest and Southeast where national fiber providers haven't yet expanded. With a range of bundle tiers — from entry-level internet + basic TV to full triple-play packages — Mediacom offers competitive pricing for communities that rely on it as their primary high-speed provider.
Available Bundle Packages
Xtream Internet + TV Bundle
Mediacom's core double-play bundle pairs cable internet with TV service. Channel packages include sports, news, and entertainment, with the Xtream TV app available for streaming on any device. Pricing varies by market.
Starting at $89.99/mo
- ✓Internet speeds from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps
- ✓Cable TV with 75–200+ channels depending on package
- ✓Xtream TV App — watch on phone, tablet, laptop
- ✓Local channels and regional sports included
- ✓On-demand library included
- ✓Bundle savings vs. standalone service
- ✓One bill for both services
Xtream Entertainment Bundle (Internet + TV + Phone)
Mediacom's triple-play bundle adds unlimited home phone service to internet and TV. The all-in-one package for rural and suburban households that want full connectivity from a single regional provider.
Starting at $109.99/mo
- ✓Internet speeds from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps
- ✓Cable TV with 75–200+ channels
- ✓Unlimited local and long-distance home phone
- ✓Xtream TV App included
- ✓One bill for all three services
- ✓No equipment hassle — one provider handles everything
- ✓Bundle saves vs. three standalone services
Individual Service Plans
Mediacom No B.S. Internet plans (all require AutoPay + paperless; $100 one-time install + activation fee): No B.S. Internet 300 ($30/month, 300 Mbps, 2-year price lock, eero Pro 6 router included), No B.S. Internet 1 Gig ($65/month, symmetrical 1 Gbps, eero 7 mesh system included), No B.S. Internet 2 Gig ($75/month, 2 Gbps down/1 Gbps up, eero 7 mesh system included). All plans include unlimited data and a 2-year price guarantee. Mediacom TV: Local TV ($40/month, 55+ local channels), Essential TV ($110/month, 125+ channels — most popular), Variety TV ($130/month, 170+ channels). VoIP home phone service is available as a bundle add-on. TV service requires an active Mediacom internet subscription.
No B.S. Internet 300
300 Mbps download speed
$30/mo
2-year price lock. AutoPay + paperless required. eero Pro 6 mesh router included. Unlimited data. $100 one-time fees (install + activation).
No B.S. Internet 1 Gig
1 Gbps download speed
$65/mo
Symmetrical 1 Gbps. Most popular Mediacom plan. AutoPay + paperless required. Modem + two eero 7 devices included. Unlimited data.
No B.S. Internet 2 Gig
2 Gbps download speed
$75/mo
2 Gbps down / 1 Gbps up. eero 7 mesh system included. AutoPay + paperless required. Unlimited data.
Mediacom Local TV
55+ channels
$40/mo
- ✓55+ channels
- ✓Local broadcast channels
- ✓Requires Mediacom Internet
- ✕Sports channels
- ✕Entertainment channels
- ✕News channels
- ✕Kids channels
- ✕Premium channels
Local broadcast channels only. Requires active Mediacom internet subscription.
Mediacom Essential TV
125+ channels
$110/mo
- ✓125+ channels
- ✓Entertainment channels (ESPN, HGTV, Discovery)
- ✓News channels
- ✓Kids channels
- ✓Sports channels
- ✓Requires Mediacom Internet
- ✕Premium movie channels
Most popular TV package. Popular cable channels including ESPN, HGTV, Discovery, and more. Requires Mediacom Internet.
Mediacom Variety TV
170+ channels
$130/mo
- ✓170+ channels
- ✓Entertainment channels
- ✓Sports channels
- ✓News channels
- ✓Kids channels
- ✓Movies channels
- ✕Premium movie channels
- ✕Note: Surcharges may add $30–$50/mo
Full lineup. Advertised price excludes broadcast and regional sports surcharges (can add $30–$50/mo to total bill).
Bundle Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓Serves rural and suburban communities underserved by national fiber providers
- ✓Competitive triple-play pricing for the markets it covers
- ✓Xtream TV App lets you stream cable channels on any device
- ✓Bundle saves money compared to purchasing internet and TV separately
- ✓Local customer service with regional support centers
- ✓One bill for all services simplifies household budgeting
Cons
- ✕Only available in select Midwestern and Southeastern markets — not a national provider
- ✕Cable internet upload speeds are significantly slower than fiber competitors
- ✕Promotional pricing increases after the initial contract period
- ✕Internet speeds lag behind fiber-based competitors in the same price range
- ✕TV equipment rental fees add to the monthly bundle cost
- ✕Limited plan flexibility compared to larger national providers
About Mediacom
Mediacom Communications is one of the largest cable internet providers in the United States focused exclusively on the smaller markets that major operators like Comcast, Charter, and Cox routinely bypass. Serving approximately 1.6 million customers across 22 states, Mediacom's footprint covers the rural towns and mid-sized cities of the Midwest and Southeast — communities where Mediacom is often the only wired broadband provider available to residents.
In 2025, Mediacom rebranded its residential internet service under the 'No B.S. Internet' banner — a direct statement about transparent pricing, 2-year price locks, included equipment, and unlimited data. The rebrand eliminated the confusing Xtream tier names and data overage structures that previously applied to lower-speed plans. Under No B.S. Internet, every plan now includes unlimited data, a 2-year price guarantee, and eero mesh router hardware at no extra equipment fee — a significant upgrade in value for customers in underserved markets who previously had few alternatives.
Mediacom's No B.S. Internet plans include multi-gig options (up to 2 Gbps) in most markets, delivering modern internet speeds to communities that historically had limited broadband access. Mediacom TV continues to serve subscribers who want live cable channels, and the provider's home phone service remains a popular option for customers who want VoIP calling bundled with their internet.
Frequently Asked Questions
What bundle packages does Mediacom offer?
Mediacom offers Xtream bundle packages combining high-speed cable internet with TV service (internet + TV) and triple-play bundles that add home phone service (internet + TV + phone). Starting prices begin around $89.99/mo for internet and TV. Exact pricing depends on your location within Mediacom's service area. Compare current Mediacom bundle options on MyHomeConnectUSA.
What channels are included in Mediacom TV bundles?
Mediacom cable TV packages range from basic local channels to full entertainment packages with 200+ channels including sports (ESPN, NFL Network), news (CNN, Fox News, MSNBC), and family entertainment. The Xtream TV App lets you watch live and on-demand TV on any device inside or outside your home.
Does Mediacom offer a triple play bundle with phone?
Yes. Mediacom's Xtream Entertainment triple-play bundle includes internet, cable TV, and unlimited home phone service (local and long-distance) starting around $109.99/mo. It's Mediacom's most complete package and is popular with rural and suburban households that prefer one provider for all home services.
Is Mediacom available in my area?
Mediacom serves customers primarily in Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Georgia, Minnesota, and several other Midwestern and Southeastern states. The provider focuses on rural and suburban communities rather than major metro areas. Enter your ZIP code on MyHomeConnectUSA to check Mediacom availability at your address.
How do Mediacom bundle prices compare to national providers?
Mediacom bundle pricing is competitive within its service area, particularly because many of the communities it serves have limited provider alternatives. However, where national fiber providers like AT&T or Xfinity are available, they may offer faster speeds at comparable or lower bundle prices. Use MyHomeConnectUSA to compare all providers available at your address.
Can I stream TV with Mediacom without a cable box?
Yes. Mediacom's Xtream TV App lets you stream live TV and on-demand content on your smartphone, tablet, laptop, or smart TV without needing a cable box at every screen. A cable box is still required for the primary TV in most configurations.