AT&T service guide
AT&T is a fiber, DSL and 5G internet provider with mobile and home phone services available. Shop internet starting at $55.00/mo., and mobile plans starting at $50.00/mo. for one line.
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AT&T provider overview
AT&T is a fiber, DSL and 5G internet provider and one of the top cellular carriers in the country. With fiber, DSL, fixed wireless networks and broad 5G coverage, AT&T offers many ways to get the quality services you need. AT&T Fiber offers internet speeds from 300 to 5,000 Mbps, and DSL speeds up to 100 Mbps. Its 5G internet service, AT&T Internet Air, offers internet speeds up to 140 Mbps.
What we like
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Offers reliable fiber internet
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High customer satisfaction ratings
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Promotional offers
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No equipment fees, contracts or price increases
Things to consider
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AT&T doesn’t have its own TV service
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Bundling with a DIRECTV package won’t save you money
Interested in AT&T business internet? Call: (800) 430-1563
Explore AT&T services
AT&T provides fast and reliable internet, and you can also add TV plans and home phone with unlimited nationwide calling. AT&T’s 5G home internet service is also available to select locations.
Are you an existing customer looking for help?
View AT&T customer serviceAT&T Fiber runs on a 100% fiber-optic network, delivering speeds of 300 to 5,000 Mbps, where available, starting at $55.00/mo. Fiber internet is the best type of internet available, and with AT&T you can choose from a variety of speed tiers, each offering symmetrical upload and download speeds to deliver a seamless connection.
AT&T’s new 5G home internet service, Internet Air, is a fixed wireless internet service providing a connection using 5G cellular technology. AT&T only offers one 5G internet plan starting at $60.00/mo. for up to 140 Mbps, but you can bundle with an AT&T mobile line to save.
AT&T is one of the top mobile providers in the country, along with T-Mobile and Verizon. With a strong 4G and 5G coverage and high customer satisfaction ratings, AT&T is a great choice for a mobile plan, especially if you are subscribing to multiple lines.
AT&T may offer discounts if you bundle an internet and mobile plan. Bundle AT&T Internet Air and a mobile line to save on your internet plan, or bundle AT&T Fiber with a wireless plan to save each month as well. You can also bundle your AT&T services with a DIRECTV package, but you won’t save any money.
What to know about AT&T
- AT&T Fiber is one of the best fiber internet services available and mainly serves the southern and central regions of the U.S.
- AT&T’s 5G internet service is relatively new and has limited availability
- AT&T’s DSL service starts at $60.00/mo. and offers varying speeds up to 100 Mbps
- AT&T scored well on our customer satisfaction survey, with customers praising the provider’s speed, reliability and customer service
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AT&T deals
AT&T offers various promotional deals on its services. These promotions may not last, so always check our best deals page for the most up-to-date promotions of the month.
- Save 20% every month when you bundle fiber internet with an eligible AT&T unlimited wireless plan
- Upgrade your smartphone early with AT&T Next Up Anytime
- Extended Wi-Fi coverage and security included with 2 and 5 Gig fiber plans
AT&T internet fees
Most internet services come with a slew of added fees to keep an eye out for. Here are AT&T’s added fees with its fiber internet service:
- $49 one-time DSL activation fee
- $99 self-installation assistance fee with fiber, DSL or 5G internet service. (Only applicable if you don’t opt for professional installation and then require a technician’s assistance)
- $99 professional installation fee (fiber, 5G)
- $149 professional installation fee (DSL)
- Late payment fees: $9.75 for DSL, $9.99 for fiber or 5G
- $150 to $200 fee if you fail to return your AT&T-provided internet equipment after service ends (fiber, 5G)
AT&T home internet availability
AT&T Fiber is available throughout the South and Midwest regions of the U.S. as well as parts of California and Nevada.
AT&T Internet Air, its 5G internet service, has availability in select cities across 48 states.
AT&T FAQs
What is AT&T?
AT&T is a telecommunications company that provides fiber, DSL and 5G internet services as well as phone services.
Are AT&T services available at my address?
Availability for AT&T services varies by location. Residents in the southern U.S., Midwest or parts of California or Nevada are most likely to be eligible for AT&T internet services.
Does AT&T offer TV service?
No, AT&T does not have it’s own TV service but you can bundle AT&T services with a DIRECTV package.
Is AT&T Fiber coming to my area?
AT&T Fiber is currently in dozens of cities across the U.S. with plans to further expand their fiber-optic network in the coming years. View the AT&T Fiber coverage map to see which cities are currently eligible for AT&T Fiber, and which will get access in the near future.
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