Q: How much is AT&T internet installation, how long do promotions last, and are there equipment fees?

Installation: Installation depends on your service and address. AT&T Fiber may be self-installed or may need a technician, and when a technician is needed the visit typically takes four to six hours. AT&T Internet Air is designed for self-setup with no technician visit. Any installation or activation charges, and whether they apply to your order, vary by address, service and offer, and are shown before you order. See the AT&T Fiber installation guide . Promotion length: Offers differ, so there is no single promotion length. How long a promotion or discount lasts, and anything you need to do to keep it, such as enrolling in AutoPay and paperless billing within your first two bills for that discount, appears in the offer details for your address before you order. Neither AT&T Fiber nor AT&T Internet Air requires an annual contract. See the contract and cancellation FAQ above, "Do AT&T internet plans have unlimited data, no contract and no cancellation surprises?" Equipment fees: AT&T Fiber includes a Wi-Fi gateway, and AT&T Internet Air includes the All-Fi Hub, with no monthly gateway fee for either. Optional add-ons such as Extended Wi-Fi Coverage and All-Fi Pro cost extra each month, and equipment should be returned after cancellation to avoid fees. For what is included and using your own router, see "What equipment is included with AT&T home internet, and can I use my own router?" below. Compare current bundles for ways to lower your monthly cost. Pricing and promotions vary by address, so check availability to see current pricing and offers for your address.

Question 1

What home internet plans does AT&T offer?

Accepted Answer

AT&T offers two home internet services depending on your location. AT&T Fiber has plans ranging from 300 Mbps up to 5 GIG, with unlimited data, no annual contract and no equipment fees. AT&T Internet Air is one simple plan delivered over the AT&T 5G network. Each plan's price and speed depend on your address. See AT&T Fiber and AT&T Internet Air, then check availability to see the plans you can order. Pricing and promotions vary by address.

Question 2

What is the fastest AT&T home internet plan available?

Accepted Answer

Where available, AT&T Fiber with 5 GIG speed is our fastest residential internet package. For customers in select areas, AT&T Internet Air has typical download speeds between 90-300 Mbps and upload speeds between 8-30 Mbps over the AT&T 5G network. See the home internet overview for every option.

Question 3

How much does AT&T internet cost, and how can I get the lowest price?

Accepted Answer

Prices depend on the service, speed and your address. AT&T Fiber plans are eligible for a monthly discount with AutoPay and paperless billing, and bundling with an eligible wireless plan can lower the price further. AT&T Internet Air is one simple plan, and an eligible wireless plan can lower its price. Online-only reward cards may apply on select plans. See current bundles and internet deals. Pricing and promotions vary by address, so check availability to see current pricing and offers for your address.

Question 4

Does AT&T offer Wi-Fi plans?

Accepted Answer

Yes. AT&T home Wi-Fi comes with its home internet plans. AT&T Fiber plans include AT&T All-Fi Wi-Fi equipment with a gateway, and AT&T Internet Air includes the All-Fi Hub for in-home Wi-Fi over the AT&T 5G network. You can add extenders or upgrade to All-Fi Pro for an additional monthly charge. Pricing and promotions vary by address, so check availability to see current pricing and offers for your address.

Question 5

How do AT&T Fiber and AT&T Internet Air plans compare?

Accepted Answer

Both services have no annual contract and no data caps. The main differences are how they connect and their speeds.

Feature	AT&T Fiber	AT&T Internet Air
Connection	Fiber-optic line to your home	AT&T 5G wireless network through the All-Fi Hub
Plans	Several speed tiers, 300 Mbps up to 5 GIG	One plan
Speeds	Up to 5 GIG wired (4.7 Gbps single-device maximum)	Typical downloads of 90-300 Mbps
Upload speeds	Equal to download speeds	Typical uploads of 8-30 Mbps
Setup	Self or technician install, depending on address	Self-setup
Annual contract	None	None
Data caps	None	None
Equipment	Wi‑Fi gateway included	All‑Fi Hub included
AT&T Guarantee outage credit	Downtime of 20 minutes or more	Downtime of 20 minutes or more

Which one you can order depends on your address, so check availability. See where Fiber is built on the coverage map. Pricing and promotions vary by address.

Question 6

Do AT&T internet plans have unlimited data, no contract and no cancellation surprises?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All AT&T Fiber plans come with unlimited data, which suits heavy users who stream or game, and home internet plans from AT&T do not require an annual contract. There are no data caps. AT&T Internet Air also has unlimited data with no overage fees. If you need to cancel, contact AT&T and we will walk you through the process, including final details or fees, and equipment must be returned after cancellation to avoid fees. See the Fiber page and the Internet Air page.

Question 7

How much is AT&T internet installation, how long do promotions last, and are there equipment fees?

Accepted Answer

Installation: Installation depends on your service and address. AT&T Fiber may be self-installed or may need a technician, and when a technician is needed the visit typically takes four to six hours. AT&T Internet Air is designed for self-setup with no technician visit. Any installation or activation charges, and whether they apply to your order, vary by address, service and offer, and are shown before you order. See the AT&T Fiber installation guide.

Promotion length: Offers differ, so there is no single promotion length. How long a promotion or discount lasts, and anything you need to do to keep it, such as enrolling in AutoPay and paperless billing within your first two bills for that discount, appears in the offer details for your address before you order. Neither AT&T Fiber nor AT&T Internet Air requires an annual contract. See the contract and cancellation FAQ above, "Do AT&T internet plans have unlimited data, no contract and no cancellation surprises?"

Equipment fees: AT&T Fiber includes a Wi-Fi gateway, and AT&T Internet Air includes the All-Fi Hub, with no monthly gateway fee for either. Optional add-ons such as Extended Wi-Fi Coverage and All-Fi Pro cost extra each month, and equipment should be returned after cancellation to avoid fees. For what is included and using your own router, see "What equipment is included with AT&T home internet, and can I use my own router?" below. Compare current bundles for ways to lower your monthly cost. Pricing and promotions vary by address, so check availability to see current pricing and offers for your address.

Question 8

Which AT&T Fiber speed do I need?

Accepted Answer

The speed you need depends on how many people and devices are online and what they do. The tables below show typical fits by speed tier and by use. Many families that stream, work, study and game do well with a mid-range tier, while households with many users, large uploads or competitive gaming may prefer 1 GIG or higher. Run an internet speed test, read the guide to how much internet speed you need and, if you game, see internet for gaming.

Comparison by speed tier

Speed tier	Speed	Best for	Typical household
AT&T Internet 300	300 Mbps	Browsing, streaming, video calls and a few connected devices	Smaller households
AT&T Internet 500	500 Mbps	Streaming, working from home and gaming at the same time	Families with several users and devices
AT&T Internet 1000	Up to 1 GIG	Many users and smart home devices, heavy uploads, work and pro-level gaming	Larger households, home offices
AT&T Internet 5000	Up to 5 GIG	Power users, creators and homes with many high-demand devices	Large households, creators, tech-heavy homes
For comparison: AT&T Internet Air	Typical downloads of 90-300 Mbps	Everyday browsing, streaming, video calls and remote work where Fiber is not available	Households at eligible addresses

Comparison by use

Use	What it needs	Tier to consider
Email and browsing	Low speed. FCC basic service is 3-8 Mbps for one to two users or devices	Any tier, or Internet Air
HD streaming	FCC medium service is 12-25 Mbps for two to three users or devices	300 Mbps or higher, or Internet Air
4K streaming on several screens	More bandwidth for each screen at once	300 to 500 Mbps, 1 GIG for many screens
Video calls and remote work	Steady speeds and fast uploads	300 Mbps or higher. Fiber has equal upload and download speeds
Online gaming	Low latency matters most. Speed helps with game downloads and shared connections	300 to 500 Mbps for most, 1 GIG or higher for competitive or busy households
Large uploads and content creation	Fast upload speeds	1 GIG or 5 GIG
Many smart home devices	Bandwidth shared across many devices	500 Mbps or 1 GIG and higher

Pricing and promotions vary by address, so check availability to see current pricing and offers for your address.

Question 9

What is the difference between internet upload and download speeds?

Accepted Answer

Download speed tells you how quickly you can move information from the internet onto your device. Upload speed tells you how quickly you can send information from your device out to the internet. Download speeds matter for things like downloading an HD movie, while upload speeds matter for gaming and video conferencing. AT&T Fiber offers equal upload and download speeds.

Question 10

What equipment is included with AT&T home internet, and can I use my own router?

Accepted Answer

All AT&T Fiber plans include a Wi-Fi gateway at no extra cost, and you can add AT&T All-Fi Pro to any speed tier for an additional monthly charge, which adds extenders, a Wi-Fi 7 gateway and advanced security. AT&T Internet Air includes the All-Fi Hub at no extra cost, and extenders are available for an additional monthly charge. We recommend AT&T equipment for the best experience, particularly with Internet Air, though you can connect your own router behind the AT&T gateway on Fiber. Equipment must be returned after cancellation to avoid fees. See AT&T All-Fi.

Question 11

What is the difference between AT&T All-Fi and All-Fi Pro?

Accepted Answer

AT&T All-Fi is the Wi-Fi experience included with AT&T Fiber, with a gateway, whole-home coverage and app-based management. AT&T All-Fi Pro is an optional upgrade for an additional monthly charge that adds Wi-Fi 7 technology, an equipment upgrade program, advanced security and extended Wi-Fi coverage. The equipment upgrade requires you to be in good standing for at least 12 months and is limited to one upgrade every 36 months. Learn more about AT&T All-Fi and extended Wi-Fi coverage. Pricing and promotions vary by address, so check availability to see current pricing and offers for your address.

Question 12

Are there special AT&T home internet plans or discounts for seniors or low-income households?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Customers 55 and older can bundle unlimited wireless lines with home internet through the AT&T 55+ plan, with proof of eligibility. Access from AT&T offers low-cost home internet for eligible limited-income households. Both programs have eligibility requirements, and offers vary by address, so check availability to see current pricing and offers.

Question 13

How do AT&T's home internet plans stack up against the competition?

Accepted Answer

AT&T's fastest plan offers speeds up to 5 GIG with equal upload and download speeds on our 100% fiber network, with no annual contract, no data caps and no equipment fees. In AT&T's April 2026 comparison of cable offerings, Spectrum's fastest no-contract speed was 1 GIG and Xfinity's was 2 GIG. Plans and promotions vary by provider and address. See AT&T Fiber vs. Xfinity, AT&T Fiber vs. Spectrum, AT&T Fiber vs. Google Fiber and fiber vs. cable.

Question 14

What is the difference between AT&T Fiber and AT&T U-verse or DSL?

Accepted Answer

Fiber internet service is delivered over fiber-optic cable, which can transmit data faster than older copper-based, DSL or cable internet. AT&T no longer offers DSL service. If you are looking for U-verse internet plans, faster options such as AT&T Fiber or AT&T Internet Air may be available at your address. Check availability or read about AT&T DSL service.

Question 15

How do I move or transfer my AT&T home internet service to a new address?

Accepted Answer

Let AT&T know your new address and we will help set up your home internet there. Use the availability checker to see which services are available at the new address, then visit AT&T moving or the transfer portal to move your service. Internet Air availability differs by address, so check before you move.

Category	AT&T Fiber	Spectrum	Xfinity
Fastest speed with no contract	5 GIG	1 GIG	2 GIG
Equal upload and download speeds		1 Gbps select areas
Installation	$0 self or tech install	$0 self install Added fee for tech install	Up to $500
Internet backup	Free with qualifying wireless plan	Available for $30/mo. add-on with invincible WiFi	Available for $15/mo. add-on with Xfinity Pro

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