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How much is AT&T internet?

AT&T internet starts at $50 a month for AT&T Fiber 300 Mbps, as of October 27, 2026.[1] That price already counts a $10 monthly discount for AutoPay and paperless billing, and taxes and fees are extra.[1] AT&T Internet Air, its 5G home service, starts at $55 a month plus taxes and fees.[2]

PlanPrice per month
AT&T Fiber 300 Mbps$50[3]
AT&T Fiber 500 Mbps$60[3]
AT&T Fiber 1 GIG$70[3]
AT&T Fiber 5 GIG$110[3]
AT&T Internet Air (5G)From $55[2]

Fiber prices are with the AutoPay and paperless discount, plus taxes and fees, and fiber is sold only in limited areas.[3] Internet Air also requires AutoPay and a paperless bill, and it is not available everywhere.[2]

A few things change the total. AT&T includes a Wi-Fi gateway with fiber.[3] Its All-Fi Pro Wi-Fi upgrade costs $25 a month plus taxes.[3] Fiber plans have equal upload and download speeds, which helps homes that send big files or join many video calls.[3] Internet Air runs over AT&T's 5G wireless network instead of a fiber line.[2]

Not sure whether to pick Fiber or Air? Our AT&T Internet Air vs Fiber guide compares speed, setup and price terms, and shows how to check which one serves your home.

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Sources

  1. AT&T Internet Plans. AT&T, AT&T Internet Plans, accessed October 27, 2026. Fiber 300 Mbps at $50 a month after the $10 AutoPay and paperless discount, plus taxes and fees. ↩
  2. AT&T Internet Air. AT&T, AT&T Internet Air, accessed October 27, 2026. Starting at $55 a month plus taxes and fees; AutoPay and paperless bill required; 5G wireless network. ↩
  3. AT&T Fiber Internet. AT&T, AT&T Fiber Internet, plan cards read through a text reader, accessed October 27, 2026. Fiber tier prices, All-Fi Pro price, included gateway and equal upload and download speeds. ↩

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