How Much is AT&T Internet Per Month in Texas?

How Much is AT&T Internet Per Month in Your Area of Texas?

AT&T Internet runs between $55 and $80 per month before taxes in Texas depending on the type of connection and its speed. Your address will determine plan availability. If you live where fiber is available you have three strong choices from AT&T, and, if fiber isn’t an option, you may be eligible for fixed wireless internet service from AT&T.

AT&T Fiber in Texas

AT&T has three fiber plans in Texas. Fiber is 15x – 25X faster than cable and for this reason it’s the top choice where available. Traditional cable companies that want to compete with fiber are pairing cable with fiber technology to elevate broadband speeds but pure fiber connections are the fastest type known.

All AT&T fiber plans include fiber-enabled Wi-Fi called AT&T All-Fi. Plan pricing includes a $5 discount for enrolling in AutoPay and digital billing. You may have an installation charge for the outside box that brings fiber into your home. There is no monthly equipment rental fee and no annual contract. Fiber service installation will be handled by a professional technician.

AT&T Fiber options include:

• Internet 300: 300 Mbps, Supports 10 connected devices and if you order online you get a $50 Reward Card. $55 per month.
• Internet 500: 500 Mbps, faster speeds, and comes with a $100 Reward Card if you order online. $65 per month.
• Internet 1000: 1000 Mbps, for pro-level gaming; $150 Reward Card if you order online. $80 per month.

AT&T Fixed Wireless Option

• AT&T Internet Air provides a fixed wireless connection at $55 per month plus taxes. If you subscribe to an eligible AT&T cell plan within the first month, the monthly internet price reduces to $35. This pricing requires enrollment in AutoPay and paperless billing. The fee will remain constant for the first year, with a potential increase thereafter. There are no data overage charges or annual contracts. The service includes Wi-Fi, and customers can set it up themselves by activating the provided AT&T All-Fi Hub. The connection utilizes a 5G network and requires proximity to a cell tower where AT&T has installed transmitters for this service. AT&T ActiveArmor is a benefit you get that helps block malicious threats from reaching your devices

Check with AT&T to see which of these two options may be available in your area. Not all areas are covered.