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What is AT&T 1000?
AT&T 1000 is AT&T’s newest and fastest residential internet plan. AT&T 1000 provides symmetrical download and upload speeds up to 940 Mbps.
What does this mean for you? AT&T 1000 means you can have all of your family’s devices online at the same time without experiencing unnecessary lag or latency. On this plan, your home network can handle having virtually every device in your home connected at once.
Do you want to share your family photos with Grandma on Facebook? With AT&T 1000, you can upload 10 images in less than one second. Want to download an HD movie for your next road trip? It will be ready in under a minute.
What makes AT&T 1000 different from other internet plans?
AT&T 1000 stands out from other high-speed internet plans because it offers fiber to the home, or FTTH. Other fiber connections stop short of your home, then use either cable or DSL connections to carry the data the rest of the way.
With AT&T you get FTTH, the very best in fiber technology. The fiber connection runs all the way to your home, instead of stopping at the closest node or at your curb, so you get the highest quality in bandwidth, reliability and speeds.
AT&T 1000 extra value features
AT&T 1000 doesn’t just deliver one of the fastest download speeds available on the market. AT&T 1000 also adds extra value to its fiber internet package that you won’t find anywhere else, including:
All AT&T internet plans come standard with extra value features for their customers. Here are other features that are included with AT&T 1000:
- AT&T Internet Security Suite powered by McAfee®
- Free access to 30,000+ Wi-Fi hotspot locations
- Technical support available 24/7
AT&T 1000 vs. other internet providers’ gigabit plans
If you’re thinking about getting a gigabit internet plan that offers speeds up to 1,000 Mbps, it is helpful to look at what each provider offers. Depending on which high-speed internet provider you choose, you could end up spending more on your monthly price and install fees, but getting less value.
For example, Xfinity gigabit internet has an upload speed of up to 35 Mbps, compared to the AT&T 1000 upload speed of up to 940 Mbps. Uploading photos, videos and documents take longer with a slower upload speed.
Take a look at how AT&T 1000 stacks up against other internet service providers offering similar speed plans:
| Provider plan | Starting price* | Install fee | Tech |
| AT&T 1000 | $70.00/mo. | Free | Fiber-optic |
| Frontier FiOS Gig | $74.99/mo. | $75.00 | Fiber-optic |
| Verizon Fios Gigabit | $79.99/mo. | $99.00 | Fiber-optic |
| Xfinity gigabit | $89.99/mo. | $60.00 | Cable |
| Spectrum Internet GIG | $109.99/mo. | $49.99 | Cable |
*Pricing per month plus taxes for length of contract. Additional fees and terms may apply. Pricing varies by location and availability. All prices subject to change at any time. May or may not be available based on service address. Speeds may vary. As of 02/20/20.
AT&T 1000 vs. other AT&T plans
AT&T’s other fiber internet plans include AT&T Internet 100 and AT&T Internet 300, which offer up to 100 Mbps and 300 Mbps respectively. Both the AT&T Internet 100 and 300 plans start at $50/mo*.
With AT&T 1000, you get up to 10 times the internet speed for a starting price of just $20 more per month.
| AT&T plan name | Starting price* | Price after 12 months* |
| AT&T 1000 | $70/mo. | $100/mo. |
| AT&T 300 | $50/mo. | $80/mo. |
| AT&T 100 | $50/mo. | $80/mo. |
*Pricing per month plus taxes for length of contract. Additional fees and terms may apply. Pricing varies by location and availability. All prices subject to change at any time. May or may not be available based on service address. Speeds may vary. As of 02/20/20.
Is AT&T 1000 right for you?
You may be wondering if you need the AT&T 1000 plan at up to 940 Mbps in your home. The internet speed that will work best for you depends on how many devices are connected in your home and what activities you do on the internet.
AT&T 1000 is right for you if you have:
- Multiple streaming devices, such as Roku or Apple TV
- Members of your household that work from home
- Online PC or console gaming, such as an Xbox or PlayStation
Bundle and save
Need TV and internet together? Save an extra $10/mo. when you bundle AT&T 1000 with another qualifying AT&T service, including TV, home phone or wireless service. Get AT&T 1000 for as low as $60/mo. with qualifying bundles.
Where is AT&T 1000 available?
AT&T offers DSL and fiber internet plans in 36 U.S. states. AT&T fiber is available to over 13 million homes in 44 major cities. Check below to see if a metro area near you offers AT&T 1000.
AT&T 1000 frequently asked questions
Is AT&T fiber 1000 worth it?
Is AT&T fiber 1000 worth it?
Yes. AT&T 1000 offers fiber to your home for less than most other internet providers on the market. AT&T 1000 is for households with multiple internet users who want uninterrupted gaming, streaming and browsing, even during peak hours.
How fast is AT&T 1000?
How fast is AT&T 1000?
AT&T 1000 offers up to 940 Mbps download and upload speeds. As with most providers that offer a 1,000 Mbps, or gigabit, plan, your actual speed will be up to 940 Mpbs. Why is this? Because data overhead (i.e. the data used to run the system) will automatically require some bandwidth.
Is 1,000 Mbps internet good?
Is 1,000 Mbps internet good?
Yes. 1,000 Mbps is one of the fastest available residential internet speeds. AT&T 1000 offers speeds up to 940 Mbps with over 99% reliability, even during peak hours.
How much does 1,000 Mbps cost?
How much does 1,000 Mbps cost?
AT&T 1000 starts at $70/mo.* The price goes to $100/mo.* after 12 months.
*Pricing per month plus taxes for length of contract. Additional fees and terms may apply. Pricing varies by location and availability. All prices subject to change at any time. May or may not be available based on service address. Speeds may vary. As of 02/20/20.
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