The headline monthly fee is only the start; setup, rises, term and exit fees determine the real cost.
The useful answer
Multiply the monthly charge across the full term, add setup or activation costs, and include any stated in-contract increases. Only then compare speed, reliability, service and exit terms.
Four questions before ordering
What network is actually available at your address? What speed is guaranteed or estimated? When and by how much can the price rise? What happens if you move or leave early? Save screenshots of the answers.
Switching
One Touch Switch is generally led by the new provider, but first check your old contract, router-return terms and any provider email address. A brief overlap can be worthwhile when uninterrupted access matters.