Frontier® Fiber Internet available in select areas. Max speeds are wired. Wi-Fi, actual & average speeds vary.
Share pictures and videos as fast as you can stream on multiple devices with upload speeds as fast as downloads. Plus, Frontier Fiber has 2.5x less latency than cable.
Get an Amazon eero Wi-Fi Pro 6E router included with your Fiber 2 Gig Internet order.1
Tired of being kicked offline by spotty internet? Supercharge your Wi-Fi coverage with strong Wi-Fi throughout your whole home, from the front porch to the back yard. Just $10 per month.
Frontier customers new to YouTube TV can save $10/mo. on YouTube TV for one year.2 Enjoy 100+ channels of live sports, news, shows and more.
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Frontier Fiber is lightning fast, reliable, and powered by the speed of light so it can handle multi-gig speeds of today, tomorrow, and the future.
We’re expanding our fiber network every day and may already be servicing your area with fiber-fast internet. Check availability at your address to see if we can get you up and running right away.
Fiber internet supports ultra-fast upload and download speeds. Share pictures and videos as fast as you stream, on multiple devices at the same time. Plus, with less latency than cable, your gaming will be more responsive than ever. Learn more about why you should switch to Frontier Fiber Internet.
Frontier Fiber is blazing fast, ranging from 500/500 Mbps to 7 Gig internet at 7000/7000 Mbps. The speed that’s right for your household depends on how many devices you connect and what you do with those devices online.
Our fiber-optic internet plans are highly competitive in every market we serve. Prices vary based on your location and how much speed you choose, so start by checking availability of home internet services at your address.
A 2 gigabit broadband connection is an internet service that offers a maximum wired upload and download speed of 2 gigabits per second (Gbps), 2,000 megabits per second (Mbps) or 2 million kilobits per second (Kbps). Learn more about gigabit internet.