How to Order Internet Service Through Allconnect

You can order internet service through Allconnect in two ways: complete the purchase online after comparing plans in your area, or call (844) 451-2720 and let a sales agent place the order for you. The online route works if you already know your address and roughly what speed you need; the phone route is better if you want advice before committing, since agents are available Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. EST, Saturday 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. EST, and Sunday 9:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. EST.

Order Online: Step by Step

1. Enter your ZIP code. The homepage search box asks for a valid ZIP code. This is the input that determines which providers and plans are actually available at your address.
2. Review the results. Allconnect returns plans from the providers it partners with, and the site states that these partnerships mean the plans and prices shown are accurate. You'll see the provider, plan, and any current promotional offer attached to it.
3. Compare your options. Use the plan list to weigh speed, price, and contract terms against each other. If you'd rather browse by location first, you can also search by state instead of ZIP code.
4. Select a plan and purchase. Allconnect's own description of the flow is "purchase online or over the phone" — so once you've picked a plan, the order is completed through the site's checkout path for that provider.

The expected result is a confirmed order with the provider, not just a saved comparison. If the checkout step doesn't complete, the fallback is the phone number below.

Order by Phone

Call (844) 451-2720. Allconnect describes this line as useful whether "you know what you want or need a little advice" — so you don't have to have a plan picked out before calling. An agent can recommend a plan and place the service order for you during the call.

Hours (EST):

Calling outside these windows means you'll need to try again during open hours.

What You Can Order

Allconnect lists 30+ leading brands in its provider network, including Spectrum, Xfinity, Verizon, AT&T, Cox, CenturyLink, Optimum, Hughesnet, Frontier, and T-Mobile. Availability is address-dependent — a provider appearing on the site doesn't mean it serves your specific ZIP code, which is why the ZIP code entry comes first.

Current Deals Shown on the Site

Allconnect displays a "Limited time internet deals" section with three offers at the time of this information:

• First month + up to $200 back — with a countdown timer and a call number for details
• 5-Year Price Guarantee on Eligible Plans — note the "eligible plans" qualifier; not every plan carries it
• $15 off 300Mb / 500Mb / 1Gb and above for 12 months

Each offer links to its own details page. Because these are marked as limited-time and carry countdown timers, confirm the terms on the offer page or by phone before ordering rather than assuming the deal still applies.

Choosing Between the Two Routes

If you're undecided between providers, the phone line is the more direct path since agents can advise before you commit. If you've already narrowed it down, ordering online avoids the wait.