Google Fiber Availability Map
Google Fiber, Alphabet Inc.’s residential and business internet provider, offers broadband services with both fiber-optic and fixed wireless technology. Google Fiber is available in 13 cities across 11 states and provides internet to 4.1 million people. Google Fiber Webpass, a fixed wireless internet that runs on Ethernet inside buildings, doesn’t require a modem and is accessible in 7 metropolitan areas across the U.S. However, it is limited to apartments, condominiums, and businesses.
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Google Fiber offers a simple pricing structure, with prices ranging from $70 per month to $150 per month for speeds starting at 1 Gbps and going up to 8 Gbps. Google Fiber Webpass consumers have access to the 1 Gbps plan only, but they can receive a small discount for paying for a year of service upfront ($62.50 per month; $750 due upfront).
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Google Fiber | Up to 8 Gbps | $70 per month | Unlimited data |
Google Fiber Webpass | Up to 1 Gbps | $62.50 per month (with contract) | Unlimited data |
Google Fiber’s cost of $70 per month is competitive for a gigabit-level internet plan in comparison to other providers offering similar speeds. With consistent speed for both uploads and downloads, consumers looking for reliability and connectivity will likely find that Google Fiber offers plenty of value.
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Google Fiber Internet Speeds
Both Google Fiber and Google Fiber Webpass offer upload and download speeds up to 1 Gbps, though Google Fiber can achieve download speeds up to 8 Gbps. With Google Fiber, the connection comes over fiber-optic cable lines, while Google Fiber Webpass arrives over Ethernet through fixed wireless technology.
With this connection, Google Fiber Webpass picks up the internet signal through a roof antenna plugged into a building’s existing wiring to deliver the connection to data jacks inside individual apartments or units. Google Fiber Webpass doesn’t require any additional equipment — not even a modem.