There are several ways to get an AT&T Internet Air discount. Here's how.
AT&T Internet Air Plans and Deals
AT&T Internet Air plan and price
AT&T Internet Air costs a flat $55 per month for 225Mbps download speed. There are no installation or equipment fees required. You install the equipment yourself and don’t even pay to activate it. Like with AT&T Fiber, there are no contracts or data limits. Plus, you can often find a nice sign-on deal or discount with AT&T Air.
The best deals on AT&T Internet Air
Get a $100 reward card
when you switch to AT&T Internet Air
Get 20% off ($13/mo.)
on AT&T Internet Air when you add an eligible AT&T Wireless plan at checkout.
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All perks and add-ons available to AT&T Internet Air customers:
Router/modem
Unlimited data
No installation fees
No termination fees
What to expect in your AT&T Internet Air bill:
Router/modem:
Free
Professional installation fee:
$99.00 one-time fee
Self-install activation:
None
Early termination fee:
None
Data as of 07/03/2025.
Is AT&T Internet Air in your area?
Which AT&T Internet Air speed is right for you?
Recommended speed
AT&T Internet Air download speeds reach up to 300Mbps, and its upload speeds reach up to 30Mbps. Those speeds are great for 5G home internet, although they can’t compare to fiber.
Here’s how to get the best AT&T Internet Air deals
AT&T Internet Air doesn’t have as many deals as other internet providers, but if one is running, it’s a good idea to snag it.
AT&T Internet Air guarantees a price lock for at least the first year, so we recommend staying until those 12 months are up.
It never hurts to get a salesperson on the phone and ask for a personal deal.
More AT&T Internet Air resources:
Frequently asked questions about AT&T Internet Air deals
AT&T Internet Air is $60 per month with an autopay discount, although that doesn’t include taxes and fees or professional installation costs.
No, AT&T Internet Air doesn’t have a data cap. The plan comes with unlimited data, so you never have to worry about hitting a data limit or paying overage fees.
AT&T Internet Air is nothing like fiber. It uses a wireless 5G network instead of a wired fiber-optic one, and its speeds are much slower than most fiber providers’ speeds. Still, we’ve found that 5G internet is often surprisingly reliable and fast, even if it’s not at the fiber level.
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