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AT&T Internet speeds and plans

PackageInternet typeSpeedPriceShop plans
Fixed WirelessFixed WirelessUp to 25 Mbps$59.99/mo.*
Internet Air5G40–140Mbps$55.00/mo.*
Internet up to 75 MbpsDSLUp to 75 Mbps$55.00/mo.*
Internet up to 100 MbpsDSLUp to 100 Mbps$55.00/mo.*
Internet 100Fiber100 Mbps$55.00/mo.*
Fiber Internet 300Fiber300 Mbps$55.00/mo.**
Fiber Internet 500Fiber500 Mbps$65.00/mo.**
Internet 1000Fiber940 Mbps$80.00/mo.††
Internet 2000FiberUp to 2,000 Mbps$125.00/mo.††
Internet 5000FiberUp to 5,000 Mbps$225.00/mo.#

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AT&T offers a variety of  plans at affordable prices. If you’re not an AT&T customer and would like to become one, enter  your zip code below to find out if AT&T is available in your area.

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AT&T average internet speed test results:

Average download speed: 120.28 Mbps

Average upload speed: 312.38 Mbps

Average latency: 24.67 ms

Total speed tests: 6,088

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Best AT&T internet deals

Order a fiber internet plan to get a reward card worth $100 or $150. You get the $100 card with the 300 Mbps and 500 plans and the $150 card with the gigabit plan or faster. You can also get up to $300 gift card with the promo code HOLIDAY150.

Order a fiber plan of 300Mbps or higher online and get up to a $150 reward card.

Why is my AT&T internet speed slower than advertised?

Your internet speeds are often slower than AT&T’s advertised speeds because your connection is impacted by a range of factors. Speeds may be slightly slower (or faster) than expected due to the router you use, the number of devices connected to your Wi-Fi, and whether you have any apps or browsers open while running the speed test.

We recommend testing your speed multiple times throughout the day to get the most accurate picture of the speeds you get. You can also see links below for recommendations on improving your home internet speeds.

How do AT&T internet speed test results compare to competitors?

ProviderAverage download speedAverage upload speedAverage latency
120.28 Mbps312.38 Mbps24.67 ms
Spectrum 118.43 Mbps12.29 Mbps33.40 ms
Xfinity 155.68 Mbps194.79 Mbps23.45 ms
66.39 Mbps64.98 Mbps31.54 ms

How do AT&T advertised internet speeds compare to competitors?

ProviderSpeedPriceShop plans
25-5,000 Mbps$55.00-$225.00/mo.
Spectrum 300-1,000 Mbps$49.99–$89.99/mo.*Shop Spectrum Plans
Xfinity 75–1,200 Mbps$30.00–$80.00/mo.Shop Xfinity Plans
100–940 Mbps$50.00–$70.00/mo.

Enter your zip code to see all providers and speeds available in your area.

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How much internet speed do you need?

You need enough internet speed to ensure you can do all your daily online activities smoothly, without worrying about buffering, long load times or a dropped connection. Most internet users are happy with 100 Mbps, but you may need more if you share your Wi-Fi with a lot of other users or if you regularly do high-bandwidth activities like streaming movies in 4K.

Take our free quiz to see how much internet speed is right for you:

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What is a good internet speed?

Internet speedHow fast is this?What you can do
0–5 MbpsVery slowSend emails, search on Google, stream video in SD on one device
5–40 MbpsSlow to moderateStream video in HD on three or four devices, play online games
40–100 MbpsModerate to fastStream easily on multiple devices in HD or 4K, download big files quickly, run several smart devices
100–500 MbpsVery fastStream in 4K on more than five devices simultaneously, download massive files quickly, host a livestream
500–1,000+ MbpsExtremely fastStream in 4K on 10+ devices, run 10+ smart-home devices at a time, do basically anything on lots of devices
1,200–5,000 MbpsFaster than you needOperate a bitcoin-mining farm with two dozen computers, watch Frozen in 4K on 100 devices at the same time

About our AT&T internet speed test

The AT&T internet speed measures three things:

Download speed: The speed at which your device pulls data from the internet. Usually measured in Mbps or Gbps.

Upload speed: The speed at which your device sends data to the internet. Usually measured in Mbps or Gbps.

Latency (Ping): The time (measured in milliseconds) it takes for a signal to travel from your device to an internet server and back. Lower latency means your connection has a better response time for activities like gaming and livestreams.

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How does the AT&T internet speed test work?

Our AT&T speed test works by sending a signal to a nearby test server and measuring how long it takes for the server to respond. It then opens multiple simultaneous connections to the server to download and upload small pieces of data. Through that process the test is able to determine how long it took to collect and deliver the data and the amount of network bandwidth used in the process.

AT&T internet speed FAQ

How fast are AT&T’s internet speeds?

AT&T delivers internet speeds that range anywhere from 25 Mbps to 5,000 Mbps, depending on the plan and type of internet connection you have. AT&T customers experience average download speeds of 120 Mbps and upload speeds of 312 Mbps, according to our speed test results.

How do I get faster internet?

You can get faster internet by upgrading your internet plan. If you can’t upgrade your current speeds and feel stuck with bad service, you can also switch to a new provider.

Run a search with your zip code below to see what kinds of speeds you can get in your area.

Is fiber better than cable and DSL?

Fiber is the best type of internet connection you can get because of its superior speed and reliability, but cable is also fast and reliable. Cable is slightly slower than fiber internet—it delivers top speeds of 1,000 Mbps, whereas some fiber connections can reach speeds of up to 5,000 or even 10,000 Mbps. DSL is the slowest of the three. Maximum speeds for DSL top out at 100 Mbps, but in many places struggle to hit even 25 Mbps.

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