Get the speed and reliability you've been looking for with the fastest internet¹ in Kansas - ultrafast gigabit internet

AT&T currently offers internet powered by AT&T Fiber in 21 states. AT&T Fiber is the network and technology behind our fastest residential internet plans. You can check to see if AT&T Fiber is available at your address here.

For customers looking for affordable internet plans, AT&T has plenty of options. You can get AT&T Fiber service starting at prices as low as $55/mo. with equipment fees included¹ and no price increase at 12 months.

With both download speeds and upload speeds up to 5Gbps, AT&T delivers the fastest residential internet of any major internet service provider.¹

If you're looking to speed up your home internet service, you can learn more about optimizing your home Wi-Fi® here.

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.

Internet powered by fiber uses cutting-edge, 100% fiber technology. Fiber technology utilizes light waves instead of electrical signals to transmit data, and fiber optic cable can send higher volumes of information over longer distances than copper cable. This means customers on a fiber network have higher speeds available to them, regardless of their distance from a network node. AT&T FIBER® delivers 25x faster upload speeds than cable¹, making it great for gaming online. It's consistently fast, even at peak times². Get strong, smart Wi-Fi in your entire home³ to power your smart home tech or stream HD video.

Hyper-gig internet is the family of plans that includes the 1 GIG, 2 GIG, and 5 GIG internet plans available from AT&T. All three Hyper-gig plans also include a next-generation Wi-Fi experience for all of your devices.¹ If you're interested, you can go here to see if hyper-gig speeds might be available at your address.