AT&T Internet Plans and Promotions

AT&T Internet-Only Deals

With multiple connection types, AT&T offers a range of options to new customers. AT&T Fiber, the formal name for AT&T’s fiber internet service, offers the best value in terms of speed and price between AT&T’s fiber, IPBB (aka AT&T Internet), DSL (aka AT&T Internet Basic), and fixed wireless internet services. AT&T Fiber plans offer the best value and the most significant promotions.

Right now, AT&T is handing out the reward cards with each AT&T Fiber internet plan. If you subscribe to the AT&T Fiber Internet 1000 plan or higher by calling in or ordering online, you can get a $150 Visa Reward Card, while the AT&T Fiber Internet 500 plan comes with a $100 Visa Reward Card and the AT&T Fiber Internet 300 plan comes with a $50 Visa Reward Card. Also, for the holiday season, AT&T is throwing in an extra $50 Visa Reward Card with any online order that includes the code “HOLIDAY50” at checkout. Customers can also take advantage of this offer when they call in to order.

In select areas, AT&T is also offering its new 5G home internet product, called AT&T Internet Air. With fast speeds, no data caps, and easy self-installation, it’s quickly becoming one of the best deals for 5G home internet out there.

Need wireless with your AT&T Fiber plan? No problem! You can save 20% on your AT&T Fiber or AT&T Internet Air plan when you add an eligible AT&T Wireless plan. If you go with an unlimited wireless plan. You can also get six months of AT&T Fiber (speeds up to 1 Gbps) free!

AT&T Internet Fees

AT&T internet comes loaded with perks, but there are some fees associated with the services. Watch out for these fees when subscribing to AT&T internet:

• Installation fee: AT&T’s many internet plans come with a $99 installation fee, but it doesn’t apply for self-installation. Now called “internet setup,” AT&T will ship the equipment straight to your door complete with easy-to-follow setup directions, no fees required.
• Data overage fee: Expect to pay $10 per 50 GB if you go over your data cap with AT&T Internet or AT&T Fixed Wireless. AT&T Internet customers can go up to 1 TB, which is around $100 worth of data. AT&T Fixed Wireless customers can use up to 350 GB of extra data, or up to $200 worth of data. AT&T Internet customers can add unlimited data to their plan for an extra $30 per month; however, the unlimited data add-on isn’t available to fixed wireless customers. AT&T Internet 100 DSL plans also feature unlimited data.
• Non-return equipment fee: If you fail to return the AT&T Home Wi-Fi Gateway after canceling your service, you could be on the hook for a $150 charge from AT&T. AT&T also charges $65 for each Wi-Fi extender not returned. So, make sure to send your equipment back at the end of your service.

AT&T Internet Discounts

AT&T offers discounts on its internet service for older adults, low-income households, and military service members.

• Senior citizens and low-income households: AT&T offers “Access from AT&T,” a program that offers plans for low-income consumers. Customers who meet the qualification criteria for service can get broadband with download speeds up to 100 Mbps at discounted rates.
• Military members: Customers who bundle their internet services with select AT&T Unlimited Wireless plans can get a military discount when they sign up with a .mil email address.

How to Get the Best Deal With AT&T Internet

There are a few shopping tips worth keeping in mind, regardless of location:

• Get a sense of the speed you need. Once you figure out what options are available at your address, it’s time to take a look at your average internet usage. In some cases, you can save money by getting a slower plan, so long as that slower plan meets your basic needs. Use our bandwidth calculator to figure out how much speed you need.
• Take advantage of self-installation. Avoid paying any installation fees by getting the AT&T Wi-Fi Gateway shipped directly to your home and installing it yourself.