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.

Need wireless with your AT&T Fiber plan? No problem! You can save 20% on your AT&T Fiber 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!

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.

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.