CableCanyon
ZIP

AT&T Fiber deals, refreshed monthly

AT&T Fiber deals for June 2026

AT&T Fiber's pricing is simple and honest: the monthly rate stays flat for 12 months, then bumps $10–20 depending on the tier, with no data caps on any fiber plan. The real savings come from two add-ons, the $100 reward card with online signup and the AT&T Wireless bundle, which knocks $20/mo off either side. Current April 2026 pricing runs a $10 intro discount across the 500 Mbps and 1 Gig tiers and quietly dropped the installation fee.

Refreshed June 2026

Current AT&T Fiber deals

Home internet

  • AT&T Fiber

    AT&T Fiber 500 Mbps at $55/mo

    $55/mo for 12 months

    Regular price $65/mo

    $10 off for 12 months. No annual contract. No data cap on fiber.

    • Symmetrical 500 Mbps
    • $100 reward card with online signup
    • Bundles with AT&T Wireless for extra savings
    See AT&T Fiber plans

  • AT&T Fiber

    AT&T Fiber 1 Gig at $75/mo

    $75/mo for 12 months

    Regular price $95/mo

    $20 off for 12 months. No contract. $150 reward card online.

    • Symmetrical 1 Gbps
    • $150 Visa reward card
    • Free Wi-Fi 7 gateway included
    See 1 Gig plan

  • AT&T Fiber

    AT&T Fiber 2 Gig at $110/mo

    $110/mo for 12 months

    Regular price $145/mo

    12-month promo. $200 reward card. Pro install included.

    • 2 Gbps symmetrical for heavy uploaders
    • $200 Visa reward card
    • Pro install at no charge
    See 2 Gig plan

Bundles

  • AT&T Fiber

    AT&T Fiber + Wireless Unlimited: $20/mo off

    $20/mo

    Requires both AT&T Fiber and at least one unlimited wireless line.

    • $20/mo credit on the wireless side
    • Stacks with fiber's 12-month intro pricing
    • No contract required on either side
    See AT&T bundle

What signals a good AT&T Fiber deal

  • AT&T Fiber's pricing is one of the most transparent in the category, the month-13 jump is modest ($10–20) and there are no gotcha fees. This makes it one of the few ISPs worth signing with even without negotiating.
  • The reward card amount tracks the plan tier: $100 on 500 Mbps, $150 on 1 Gig, $200 on 2 Gig. It must be redeemed online, store signups don't qualify.
  • AT&T's 2 Gig and 5 Gig tiers are overkill for most homes but priced surprisingly fair (2 Gig at $110 beats Verizon's 2 Gig at $110 with equivalent Visa cards). Worth it if you upload video or run NAS backups off-site.
  • The Wireless bundle is a lifetime discount, not a 12-month promo, the $20/mo credit continues as long as both services are active. That makes bundling meaningfully better than taking them separately.
  • AT&T's old DSL and IPBB copper plans are NOT part of these deals. Those are being phased out and rarely get promo pricing. If fiber is available at your address, take it.

Best time to buy

Black Friday through mid-December is the single best window, the reward card amounts roughly double ($100 to $200 on 500 Mbps, $200 to $400 on 2 Gig in past years), and the intro discount stacks as normal. The second window is Labor Day through September 15 for back-to-school. Outside those windows, AT&T Fiber's base offer is already strong enough that timing matters less than with cable.

Frequently asked questions

How long does the AT&T Fiber promo last?
12 months, across all tiers. At month 13, the rate jumps to the regular price (+$10 on 500 Mbps, +$20 on 1 Gig, +$35 on 2 Gig). Call retention before month 12, they'll often extend the intro rate for another 12 months.
When does the reward card amount increase?
Black Friday through mid-December is the one reliable window the Visa card jumps, $100 becomes $200 on the 500 Mbps tier, and the 2 Gig card has hit $300 in past years. Spring move-in season (April–May) gets a smaller bump.
Does AT&T ever waive the install fee?
Installation on fiber is free as of 2026, AT&T dropped the $99 fee for new fiber installs. Self-install kits are also free and reliable on most drops.
Can I combine the reward card with the wireless bundle?
Yes, the reward card is a one-time fiber signup bonus, and the $20/mo wireless credit is a separate perpetual discount. They stack freely.
Does AT&T have data caps on fiber?
No. Fiber plans have no data cap, only the older IPBB (copper-fiber hybrid) and DSL plans do. Any address that shows "AT&T Fiber" availability is capless.

More AT&T Fiber coverage

Not sure which AT&T Fiber deal is right for you?

Most promos are address-dependent. Start with the availability tool, or call us and we’ll help pick the right tier.

Check availability at my address