Comcast Xfinity 2025 Price Increase
The Comcast Xfinity 2025 price increase should come as no surprise to Xfinity customers. Effective January 1, 2025, on average, a typical customer will be paying 12% more for the same TV channels. TV services alone increased by 12-15%. TV equipment, regional sports fees, and broadcast fees average a 19% year-over-year price increase. Internet prices are also going up by ~ 5%.
Xfinity subscribers make sure you look at your next bill and pay close attention to the Xfinity 2025 rate card and seek alternatives.
- Download the Xfinity price list for 2025. (customer sign-in required)
- Learn more about Xfinity’s 2025 price increases.
- Watch our Video – how to save money on Xfinity price increase.
- View alternatives to Comcast Xfinity packages.
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Xfinity Price Increases Results in Lost Customers
The Xfinity 2025 price increases are no surprise. Announced in December, (read announcement), the base service fees increased by 14% for 2025. Consistently, Comcast Xfinity raises prices annually by more than 10% every year – now for the last 14 years in a row. The net result is between 350,000 and 400,000 subscribers will leave Comcast in 2024, cites Yahoo Finance.
Learn why Xfinity bills went up again this year. The wave of price increases has already started with DirecTV, Dish, YouTube TV, Sling, Hulu and others will soon follow. Read about streaming service price increases.
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Xfinity price increases for 2025 – what you need to know:
Did you know that more than 40% of your bill is made up of equipment rental and sneaky fees. And, you CAN eliminate every one of these fees.
Even if you are on a Comcast Xfinity promotional rate, your bill will be going up! Why? Because Comcast Xfinity is increasing the prices of the “sneaky” fees – broadcast fee, regional sports fee and equipment rental fees.
- Broadcast TV Fee: +12%
- Regional Sports Fee: +22%
- TV Box Rental: +20%
- Basic Cable Service: +14%
Why do TV prices go up every year?
TV prices start with the TV content providers (broadcasters like CBS, FOX, Disney (including ABC, ESPN), NBCUniversal, etc.). And Pay TV providers (ex. Comcast Xfinity, DirecTV, Dish, Hulu Live, YouTube TV, etc.) pay to distribute that content in the form of re-transmission fees (aka broadcast & regional sports fees).
Content providers’ expenses rise as professional athletes’ salaries keep going up, actor fees and production costs of shows and movies keep going up. And other operational expenses keep going up too. Bottom line: these expenses are passed directly to the consumer’s TV prices via fees. The Xfinity 2025 monthly price for the Broadcast TV Fee increased to $39 in the Denver Metro area. That is just 1 fee of many. Its now estimated that 40% of your Cable TV bill is fees.
Why Cable TV prices will keep rising
In short, Cable TV prices are never going back down, they will continue to exponentially increase like they have been for decades. Ongoing Cable TV price increases can be simplified into a math problem.
- TV content prices continue to rise, this is nothing new, its been happening for decades.
- 7 million people per year are Cutting The Cord and cancelling Cable or Satellite. This is new in the last 3-5 years and it’s getting worse year over year.
- Comcast Xfinity, DirecTV and Dish have a lot less subscribers in 2025 to pay for all of these ongoing TV content price increases – they have no choice but to increase prices for remaining customers. Sadly they do this with misinformation, bait and switch pricing and using sneaky fees, a long with channel blackouts. THIS WILL GET WORSE!
Which TV channels are most expensive?
Local Networks (ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX), RSNs, Cable Sports & Cable News (in this order) continue to be the most expensive channels. Repeatedly, disputes on the cost of these broadcast (aka re-transmission) fees result in permanent or temporary channel blackouts.
Live TV Streaming Services with locals will raise prices too
Some think that Live TV Streaming options like YouTube TV, Hulu Live, DirecTV Stream are the answer to save money. They are not. Any Live TV streaming service that has local channels is going to be more expensive, since local networks are the most expensive channels…
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