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100 Mbps Internet

Consistent speed. Straightforward price.

  • No data caps

  • Over 99% proven reliability**

  • No annual contract

  • No equipment fees

Starting at
$
60/mo

See Broadband Facts: www.att.com/dapbbfacts

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Choose AT&T Internet 100

Starting at
$
60/mo

See Broadband Facts: www.att.com/dapbbfacts

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What is Internet 100?

Internet 100 is a copper-based network, which means it works by transmitting electrical signals through a copper cable. Other AT&T Internet plans, like Internet 300 and Internet 1000, are fiber-backed, which means they transmit signals through light pulses sent through fiber-optic cables.

Resources for your 100 MBPS Internet plan

To learn more about the internet and how to improve your experience online, check out the AT&T Internet resource center. The resource center offers guides on a variety of topics, so you can learn about how to improve your internet speedset internet parental controls, thwart hackers, and roadtrip with AT&T Wi-Fi Hot Spots.

Frequently asked questions

Is AT&T internet 100 the same as fiber?

No, AT&T Internet 100 runs through a copper-based network, so it doesn’t use fiber. Other AT&T plans, like Internet 300 and Internet 1000, use a fiber-backed network.

What is the speed of AT&T Internet 100?

AT&T internet speed is 100 Mbps (Megabits per second).

Is 100 Mbps fast enough for Netflix?

Yes, 100 Mbps is fast enough to stream Neflix in HD without lag or buffering.

Is Internet 100 the fastest internet available at AT&T?

Internet 100 is very fast, but it’s not the fastest internet available at AT&T. For even quicker internet speeds, check out AT&T’s 300 Mbps and 1 GIG (1,000 Mbps) fiber internet plans.

Is 100 Mbps a good internet speed?

Absolutely. 100 Mbps is a great internet speed for HD streaming, gaming, and Zoom or Skype calls. With AT&T 100, you can expect to download large files at faster speeds, and support up to 10 connected devices. For more information about what internet speed is best for you, check out All Home Connections’ internet speed guide.