Frontier internet and TV availability

Frontier availability at a glance

Lisa Iscrupe Last updated: March 19, 2021

Frontier offers internet, TV and phone coverage in 25 states nationwide. Exact services and availability vary by state and city. Frontier offers two types of internet service: DSL and Frontier FiberOptic.

DSL: As the fifth-largest DSL provider in the U.S., Frontier is available to over 30 million people nationwide. Frontier provides DSL services to many rural areas where a customer’s only other internet option may be a satellite provider. With Frontier DSL, you get the reliability of a dedicated internet line, plus the convenience of no data caps and secure home Wi-Fi.

Fiber: Frontier is also the fifth-largest fiber provider in the U.S., serving approximately 9.5 million people. Frontier offers fiber optic internet in parts of California, Florida and Texas.

As of May 2020, Ziply Fiber took over Frontier coverage in areas of Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. Check out what Ziply Fiber has to offer and the plans you’ll shop with the new provider.

Frontier internet availability map 

Want to know what Frontier internet services are available in your state? Check out the map below to see coverage areas. Click the “Check availability” button to search results by your exact location.

Frontier is available in:

Alabama | Arizona | California | Connecticut | Florida | Georgia | Illinois | Indiana | Iowa | Michigan | Minnesota | Mississippi | Nebraska | Nevada | New Mexico | New York | North Carolina | Ohio | Pennsylvania | South Carolina | Tennessee | Texas | Utah | West Virginia | Wisconsin

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COVID Practices

Unlimited data allowance

AT&T consumer home internet or Fixed Wireless Internet customers can use unlimited internet data through September 30, 2020.

Installation practices

Self-installation is the default installation option when available for customers.

Temporary speed upgrade

Get a temporary speed upgrade to 50 Mbps when you order Cox 10 & 30 Mbps internet plans. Offers valid through June 30, 2020.

Installation practices

Self-installation encouraged. Select your desired installation date, and a Cox representative will call to confirm or reschedule your appointment.

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Installation practices

Safety-first Installation: A Frontier technician will perform your installation with appropriate safety protocols including wearing protective equipment and maintaining social distancing. In taking these precautions, it’s recommended that Frontier customers wear a face mask or face covering for the safety of technicians.

New TV plan

Introducing a new “Local 50” video plan to support contactless installation.

Installation practices

Contactless installation: Mediacom will send an installation kit and a technician to set up a single high-speed data connection, phone, or one local TV channel plan with the help of someone in your home.

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Installation practices

Self-installation is encouraged. For professional installation, contact-free delivery is available for work done outside of the home. For customers moving more than 7 days from the date the order is placed, professional installation is available.

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Installation practices

Free Contactless Delivery: An Xfinity technician will drop-off your equipment with installation instructions, then perform any outside work. Get your installation fees back in a customer credit for a no-charge installation.

Save on fast speed

Order a 200 Mbps internet plan for the same price of a 100 Mbps plan

Installation practices

Self-installation encouraged for qualified orders. For professional installation, select your desired date and it will be held for future installation on a priority basis.

Frontier FiberOptic availability 

Frontier FiberOptic is a true fiber service, meaning the connection is 100% fiber optic connection all the way to your doorstep. Frontier FiberOptic offers some of the lowest monthly rates for fiber optic internet, offering plans starting at $49.99/mo.* for up to 50 Mbps. 

Frontier FiberOptic vs. DSL

Compared to Frontier DSL internet service, FiberOptic offers speeds much faster than even the fastest DSL plan. DSL internet uses copper phone lines to deliver the internet, but with FiberOptic, data is transmitted as light signals over thin pieces of glass. Gaming, streaming in 4K, downloading music and connecting 10+ devices at once is made possible by Frontier FiberOptic reliability and symmetrical upload and download speeds.

Frontier FiberOptic availability 

Why do Frontier customers love Frontier FiberOptic? Because they get fast speeds at an affordable price without any data caps to worry about. Here are a few of the major cities in California, Florida and Texas where you can find Frontier FiberOptic.

*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. As of 03/19/21.

What other services does Frontier offer?

Include Frontier TV service and home phone to add extra value and savings to your Frontier package. 

Frontier home phone availability

Frontier offers either Digital Phone Essentials or Digital Phone Unlimited to pair with your home internet service. Digital Phone Essentials offers unlimited local calling and 30 minutes of long-distance calling per month. Digital Phone Unlimited includes unlimited long-distance calling across the U.S., Canada and Mexico. 

Frontier and DISH TV 

You can always get the most TV entertainment with your Frontier services by adding a package from DISH, however standalone TV service is not offered. You’ll have to bundle Frontier internet with a TV plan, but you’ll save money when doing so thanks to the exclusive partnership between Frontier and DISH. Add DISH TV anywhere that Frontier is available.

Last updated on 03/19/21.

Written by:

Lisa Iscrupe

Writer, Broadband & Data Content

Lisa uses years of experience in sales and customer service for internet-TV providers to inform her writing on broadband. Her work has been referenced by CNN and other national sources. In Lisa’s Words: Ever… Read more

Edited by:

Robin Layton

Editor, Broadband & Wireless Content

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