Comcast Boosts Speeds for 20 Million Xfinity Customers at No Extra Cost

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Comcast has increased internet speeds for over 20 million Xfinity customers—at no extra cost. The upgrade boosts both upload and download performance across multiple plan tiers.

From prepaid plans to higher-speed packages, users now enjoy smoother streaming, quicker uploads, and better reliability. No action is required—just faster internet to match growing online demands.

Upload Speeds Increase By Up To 100%

Comcast has boosted upload speeds by 50% to 100% for more than 20 million Xfinity customers. The video below explains common issues and improvements related to Xfinity’s upload performance, helping users understand how to verify the upgrade:

These faster speeds support video calls, cloud backups, and smoother social media uploads. Most tiers, including prepaid NOW plans, benefit from the change.

The update is automatic and free. Users can confirm their speeds using account tools or by running a speed test.

Nationwide Changes Reflect Growing Competition

Comcast is making strategic changes beyond speed boosts, responding to increased market pressure. The tweet below shares news that the company is removing data caps and shifting to nationwide pricing:

While this update adds value, users are still required to call to activate the benefits, and price lock guarantees may vary. It reflects a shift toward more competitive, flexible service models.

These changes suggest Comcast is rethinking its approach to customer loyalty and transparency in response to growing industry expectations.

Additional Perks For High-Speed Plans

Customers on plans of 400 Mbps or higher now receive one year of unlimited Xfinity Mobile service at no added cost. The tweet below highlights how some users are also seeing extra mobile data—up to 20 GB—added unexpectedly:

These perks enhance value for households that rely on both home and mobile connectivity. Professionals and content creators benefit from improved performance during uploads and video calls.

By bundling internet and mobile upgrades, Comcast is making premium plans more useful without raising monthly prices.