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AT&T At-A-Glance
Originally established as Southwestern Bell Telephone Company in 1877, shortly after Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone, AT&T has grown to be one of the nation’s leading internet service providers. Now operating in 21 states, AT&T offers a mix of fiber-enabled plans, basic internet plans and fixed wireless internet plans for customers in rural areas.
AT&T offers a wide variety of internet packages, meant to fit the needs of a range of consumers and their various price ranges or installation needs.
AT&T Internet Packages
AT&T Fiber is AT&T’s fastest internet, offering download speeds close to 1,000 Mbps. Fiber internet is essential if you have a large home with many users or if your work and personal activities require fast speeds. AT&T’s fiber plan is called Internet 1000 and also offers unlimited data. Most users will enjoy a download speed around 940 Mbps. The Internet 1000 plan starts at $49.99/mo. with a 12-month contract.
If AT&T Fiber is more than what you need, you can opt for standard DSL internet. AT&T offers five DSL plans with speeds starting at 10 Mbps. Choose from Internet 10, Internet 18, Internet 25, Internet 50 and Internet 100. Prices also start at $49.99/mo. with a 12-month contract. Depending on your location, you may only have certain packages available to you, so AT&T can’t always guarantee a higher internet speed. You may also have access to AT&T’s three Basic Internet Plans: Internet Basic 768 (.8 Mbps), Internet Basic 1.5 (1.5 Mbps) and Internet Basic 5 (5 Mbps). The basic plans can accommodate light web surfing.
When you choose an AT&T internet plan, you can opt for self-installation or have an AT&T technician install your service. The company will provide an AT&T Gateway, which is a combination modem and router. For most plans, you’ll have a $5-10/mo. equipment rental fee. As an AT&T customer, you’ll also have access to nationwide WiFi hotspots if you need to stay connected on the go.
AT&T TV
AT&T TV isn’t cable TV or a traditional streaming service. Instead, it combines both by offering on-demand programs through the AT&T TV app and 5,000 additional apps through the AT&T TV streaming box. AT&T TV partnered with Google Assistant to allow you to surf live TV channels faster than before. Currently, AT&T TV offers three packages starting at $49.99/mo.
If you’re looking for the best deals with AT&T, consider bundling your internet and TV. Through bundling, you can save up to $20/mo. and enjoy unique offerings like unlimited data, a Visa Rewards Card, HBO Max and more.
AT&T Bundles
Those looking to save should consider investing in one of AT&T’s many bundle packages. When you bundle TV (either AT&T TV or DIRECTV) and internet into one bill with AT&T, you get an unlimited data credit, free installation on new TV and internet services and are guaranteed to save at least $10/mo. on existing services.
AT&T Availability
AT&T internet service is offered in 21 states. To find out if you can get service in your area, check your availability by ZIP code.
AT&T Frequently Asked Questions
How much is AT&T television services per month?
AT&T TV, the company's family of streaming multichannel television services, start at $49.99/mo.
How much is AT&T internet by itself?
Without bundling, AT&T offers all of its internet plans starting at $49.99/mo. If you’re looking to bundle, your cheapest option starts at $39.99/mo. for AT&T TV and AT&T Fiber.
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