The right type of internet connection depends on your broadband needs. 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 connection to check e-mails – especially with multiple users in a household.

The internet service available to you will depend on where you live. Not all speeds available in all areas. You can check availability at your address.

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.

Where available, you can get an AT&T Fiber plan starting as low as $55/mo¹. with no annual contract and equipment fees included. Pricing for AT&T Fiber plans is straightforward, meaning there is no price increase at 12 months and no equipment fees.

Qualified customers can also save up to $30/month or even get free internet service with the affordable connectivity program.²

¹Price plus taxes after $5/mo Autopay & Paperless bill. Other charges may apply. Ltd.aval/areas.
²Up to $75/mo on Tribal Lands. Terms, conditions & restr’s apply.

AT&T Internet offers a wide range of plans, depending on your location. Many customers are looking for reliable yet affordable internet service.

Where available, AT&T Fiber plans start as low as $55/mo† with no annual contract and equipment fees included. Pricing for AT&T Fiber plans is straightforward, meaning there is no price increase at 12 months and no equipment fees added.

Ϯ Price plus taxes after $5/mo Autopay & Paperless bill. Other chrgs may apply.

Check to see which plans are available at your address.

If you are a current AT&T Internet customer and want a faster Internet plan, you can check to see if you are eligible to upgrade to a faster plan here. You will be prompted to log in to your existing myAT&T account to modify your service. If a faster Internet plan is available at your address, you can follow the prompts to upgrade your Internet plan online.

Where available, you might consider upgrading to an AT&T Fiber plan. Fiber optic internet delivers faster speeds than traditional copper internet. In fact, AT&T Fiber with 5 GIG speeds delivers the fastest residential internet of any major internet service provider in select areas.¹ The cost of upgrading to an AT&T Fiber plan will vary depending on the plan you choose.

¹Fastest among major internet service providers, based on 5Gbps offering. Internet speed claims represent maximum wired network service capability speeds and recommended setup. Actual customer speeds are not guaranteed. Single device wired speed maximum 4.7Gbps. For more information go to www.att.com/speed101

You can check out our best current offers for AT&T Internet and AT&T Fiber here.

For existing AT&T wireless customers, you may be eligible to receive a Reward Card when you add AT&T Fiber.¹You can learn more about offers when you bundle AT&T Internet and wireless service here.

If you qualify, you may also save money on your AT&T Internet service through the federal Affordable Connectivity Program. You can learn more about saving money on your AT&T Internet service through the ACP program here. If you’re approved for the federal Affordable Connectivity Program, you are also eligible for low-cost internet service called Access from AT&T if you apply your ACP benefit to that service. To qualify for free² unlimited internet, you should first get approved for the ACP³, then sign up for Access from AT&T and apply your ACP benefit. You can read more information on how to get free² internet service here.

¹With elig. postpaid wireless plan. Redemption req’d. Ltd. avail/areas.
²W/Access from AT&T plans up to 100Mbps. Terms, conditions & restr’s apply.
³If you are already approved for Lifeline, you automatically qualify for ACP. There is no need to re-apply.

When considering what a good broadband speed is for your household, you may want to evaluate the amount of bandwidth you will require. 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 higher 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 at internet speed test.

For more information about the broadband speeds of our internet plans, please check out our guide to understanding internet speed. Once you have an idea for the internet speed you need, you can check which AT&T Internet service is available at your address.