Your CenturyLink Bill

These interactive tools help you learn the structure of a CenturyLink bill, what the terms on your bill mean, and the charges that are included in each section.

Instead of a paper bill in the mail, get an email in your inbox.

Figure out how much your bill will be when your discount expires and see if you're eligible for new discounts.

What to do if there's an incorrect charge on your bill.

One-time charges on your bill might cause it to be higher than you expected. Learn what these charges are, why they are on your bill, and where to find them.

Understand how and why your services are taxed, how the funds are used, and find a description of each tax or fee that is shown on your bill.

The first bill is sometimes higher than subsequent bills, becuase it can include one-time charges that are associated with the launch of your account, like installation fees or a modem purchase. Learn how first bills can differ from your ongoing bills.

When you cancel your service, you will receive a final bill — also called a "closing statement" or "closing bill" — that includes outstanding charges. Due to different billing cycles, you may get more than one closing bill before your account is completely closed.