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Use the AT&T home internet web portal to check which home internet service is available at your address.
For AT&T Fiber internet availability, the AT&T Fiber internet availability map displays metros where AT&T Fiber is available.
If AT&T Fiber isn’t available at your address, you may still be able to get AT&T Internet Air. AT&T Internet Air is our wireless home internet service delivered over the reliable AT&T 5G network.
AT&T offers different types of home internet services, including AT&T Fiber and AT&T Internet Air, depending on your location.
AT&T Fiber has a range of internet service plans, up to 5 GIG speeds.1 Pricing depends on speed, availability, market and available discounts.
Perform an internet speed test to better understand what your current speed is and which plan is right for you.
AT&T Internet Air is one simple plan with straight-forward pricing as low as $47 / mo. plus taxes with eligible wireless service.2
1 Speeds based on wired connection. Actual speeds may vary. For 5 Gig, single device wired speed maximum 4.7 Gbps. For more info, visit att.com/speed101.
2 5G coverage not available everywhere. LTE coverage may be used depending on signal availability at your address. AT&T may temporarily slow data speeds if the network is busy.
The right type of home internet connection depends on your location, budget and usage. Internet speed and bandwidth requirements typically depend on the number of connected devices on your home network and your intended internet activities.
If you want to quickly download large files, stream video in 4k resolution or make video calls, those activities will have a greater requirement for high-speed internet than if you’re using your internet service to simply check e-mails and or browse the web – especially with multiple users in a household.
The home internet service available to you will depend on where you live. Not all speeds are available in all areas. You can check internet availability at your address to find out which AT&T home internet services are available to you. Price may also be a consideration when looking for the best internet provider. For customers looking for affordable internet plans, AT&T has plenty of options and available discounts.
Yes, you can upgrade your home internet speed by either selecting a higher speed plan or service, or by upgrading equipment, depending on your location and service availability.
Simply log in to your existing myAT&T account and navigate to ‘Services’. After selecting home internet, select ‘Explore or Change internet plans’. If a faster internet plan is available at your address, you can follow the prompts to upgrade your internet plan.
Where available, you might consider upgrading to an AT&T Fiber internet plan. Fiber optic internet delivers data faster than traditional copper internet. In fact, AT&T Fiber with 5 GIG speeds delivers our fastest residential internet.1 The cost of upgrading to an AT&T Fiber plan will vary depending on the plan you choose.
1 Limited availability. Speeds based on wired connection. Actual speeds may vary. For 5-Gig, single device wired speed maximum 4.7Gbps. For more information go to www.att.com/speed101.
When considering what a good broadband speed is for your household, you may want to evaluate the amount of bandwidth you need. The suggested bandwidth for a household depends on the number of users, number of devices, and types of activities for which you will use internet service.
Some internet activities perform better with high-speed services. Examples might include transferring large data files or streaming high-definition video.
Other applications do not require fast internet speeds to complete. Examples might include sending short e-mails without attachments or basic web browsing.
The FCC recommends having an internet connection starting at greater than 25 Mbps for users with more than one device running multiple high-demand applications like streaming HD video or multiparty video conferencing.
You can check out the speed of your current internet service by running an internet speed test.
For more information about the broadband speeds of our internet plans, please check out our guide to understanding internet speed.