AT&T availability and coverage map
Primary service areas for AT&T include much of the southern U.S. and Midwest region, with some availability in California and Nevada.
AT&T Fiber internet coverage map
AT&T is a fiber and DSL internet provider with speeds between 10 and 4,700 Mbps and prices from $55.00 – $250.00/mo. Primary service areas for AT&T include much of the southern U.S. and Midwest region, as well as parts of California and Nevada.
Is AT&T Fiber available in your area?
AT&T offers service in 21 states, with coverage focused in the Midwestern, Southern and Western parts of the country.
Internet availability varies based on your specific address. Even if AT&T is available in your city, it may not be available at your home. Check your address to check your serviceability.
Top cities with AT&T internet coverage
AT&T Fiber availability is focused in the Southern and Midwestern regions of the country. Some top major cities with AT&T Fiber availability are listed below.
AT&T DSL availability
AT&T also offers a fiber-DSL hybrid internet service that is available throughout its 21-state footprint.
AT&T Fiber availability FAQs
AT&T internet offers speeds from 10 — 4,700 Mbps, where available. The exact speed available at your home will depend on location and other factors.
The speed you need for your home is generally dictated by what you are using the internet for and how many people are using the internet at once. To stream in HD, at least 5 Mbps is recommended, while gaming works best at 25 Mbps or higher.
Yes. AT&T requires a credit check for all home services including internet, home phone and DIRECTV. The credit check determines if a deposit is needed.
If you are looking for AT&T internet or AT&T fiber service and it’s not available in your area, we can help. We’ve researched and found the best internet deals and the cheapest internet service for you. Or check out details on specific providers such as CenturyLink, Cox, Frontier, HughesNet, Spectrum, Verizon and more.
AT&T plans to expand its fiber network to 30 million homes by 2025.
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Written by:
Camryn Smith
Cammy is a writer with Allconnect, growing her broadband industry knowledge for over a year on the internet marketplace. Her expertise lies in home internet and broadband service with a focus on providers, plans…
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