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When you have both AT&T Fiber® and an AT&T unlimited wireless plan. Limited availability/areas.
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Low-Cost AT&T internet service for qualifying households in the AT&T 21-state service area.
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Deals for rural households and businesses who cannot get traditional internet service.
Learn MoreAT&T ACCESS: Geographic and service restrictions apply to AT&T internet services. Call or go to att.com to see if you qualify. *Individuals eligible to participate in the government's Lifeline program may be eligible to receive a discount on the monthly price of Fixed Wireless internet service from AT&T. Lifeline is a government assistance program which provides eligible low-income subscribers an opportunity to receive a discount on certain monthly telephone or internet services. The discounted service is nontransferable, only eligble costumers may enroll in the program, and the program is limited to one discounted service per household
Learning the difference between upload and download speeds can help you pick a home internet plan. Let's start with the basics.
Mbps stand for Megabits per second. Broadband speeds are measured in Mbps. The higher the number of Mbps, the faster your online activity should be. Bandwidth is the maximum rate at which you can download and upload data from the internet to your computer, whether that be for things like streaming, email attachments, or basic web surfing.
Some things take very few Mbps, such as sending emails without attachments. Some things like video conferencing or streaming live events, need many more Mbps in order to keep up the quality you're looking for.
Once you decide what speeds you'll need to do everything online, you also need to make sure that your device can handle the speeds. If your device can only handle a maximum Mbps rate that's lower than the plan you sign up for, you will only be able to go as fast as your device allows.
1Based on Network availability. 2Based on wired connection to gateway. 3Compared to the publicly measured internet service providers in the ACSI. Claim based on 2020 ACSI survey of customers rating their own internet service provider's performance.
Stream your favorite shows in HD, work from home, and game at speeds all on AT&T's network. You can also add TV or wireless to stream TV shows and movies.
AT&T Internet 300
$45
/mo. plus taxPrice after discounts for new customers, and $10/mo. with elig. AutoPay & paperless billing. Discounts start within three bills. Monthly State Cost Recovery charge applies in NV, OH, TX. One-time install fee may apply.
AT&T Internet 500
$55
/mo + taxes and feesPrice after discounts for new customers, and $10/mo. with elig. AutoPay & paperless billing. Discounts start within three bills. Monthly State Cost Recovery charge applies in NV, OH, TX. One-time install fee may apply.
AT&T Internet 1000
$70
/mo. plus tax and feesPrice after discounts for new customers, and $10/mo. with elig. AutoPay & paperless billing. Discounts start within three bills. Monthly State Cost Recovery charge applies in NV, OH, TX. One-time install fee may apply.
1. Internet speed claims represent maximum network service capability speeds and are based on wired connection to gateway. Actual customer speeds are not guaranteed and may vary based on several factors. For more information, go to www.att.com/speed101. 2. Comparison of Internet 300 wired upload connection speed to Xfinitiy, Spectrum, and Cox 300MB, 400MB and 500MB plans with 300MB, 400MB and 500MB download and 10MB and 20MB upload. 3. Number of devices depends on screen size/resolution. 4. Comparison of Internet 500 wired upload connection speed to Xfinity, Spectrum, and Cox 600MB, 400MB and 500MB download and 10MB and 20MB upload. 5. Comparison of Internet 1000 wired upload connection speed to Xfinity, Spectrum & Cox 1 Gig service with uploads of 35Mbps. Add'l fees and restr's apply.
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| FASTEST SPEED AVAILABLE | 5 GIG INTERNET ✝ (ltd avail/areas) |
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Many homes in Corona may qualify for AT&T Fiber internet, which offers high-speed connectivity over a 100% fiber network. In select areas, customers may also have access to 5G home internet. To confirm the plans and speeds offered at your home, the best step is to check internet availability using your address.
When reviewing home internet plans, consider how many devices are connected and what you use the internet for — such as streaming, working from home, or gaming. Plan speeds and availability may vary by address within Corona.
Households with multiple users streaming or video conferencing at the same time may benefit from higher speeds. You can run an internet speed test to evaluate your current connection and determine whether upgrading may improve performance.
Network infrastructure can differ between neighborhoods and buildings. Even nearby homes may have different speed tiers available. Checking your exact address is the most accurate way to see what’s offered.
AT&T also offers business internet services in Corona. Some commercial locations may qualify for business fiber depending on service availability.
