For most homes in the Western Addition, choosing internet service comes down to a choice between Xfinity and AT&T.
Keep in mind that AT&T has two types of service active in Western Addition: high-speed fiber service and low-speed DSL service. AT&T should only be considered if you see fiber plans when you check your address.
Xfinity is by far the most popular choice locally and in San Francisco generally, since it’s wired to virtually every residence and offers similar speeds to AT&T Fiber at almost half the price-point.
| Features | Xfinity | Sonic |
|---|---|---|
| Base Price | $19.99/mo. sign-up price | $49.99/mo. sign-up price |
| Download speed range | 75–2,000 Mbps | 10,000 Mbps |
| Upload speed range | 5–200 Mbps | 10,000 Mbps |
| Network options | Cable, Fiber | Fiber |
| Contract terms | Contract required for discount price | Contract-free |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest internet option in the Western Addition?
Xfinity has the cheapest internet-only plans in the Western Addition, starting at $19.99 as a one-year discount rate. Comcast also offers the lowest low-income pricing locally, with a plan for low-income households at $9.95 per month.
What are the alternatives to Comcast in the Western Addition area?
Comcast alternatives in the Western Addition include Sonic, AT&T Fiber, and Monkeybrains. However, these providers have less availability and typically have higher starting prices.
