Verizon Home Internet

LTE Home Internet is home broadband internet service that brings the Verizon 4G LTE network to your residence. It is available in certain areas where there are no other Verizon broadband options (Fios, 5G Home, etc.). With LTE Home Internet, you can stream video at 1080p, plus you can enjoy unlimited data with no data usage caps.

Yes! If you are stuck in a contract for home internet, switch to Verizon Home Internet and get up to $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. If you're eligible to get a bill credit for up to $500 for an early termination fee charged by your previous home internet provider, here's how to get it. If you order Fios home internet, see the Fios Early Termination Fee instructions. If you order 5G Home, go to the 5G Home Internet bill credit page.

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Yes. When you have Verizon for your mobile and home internet services, we discount your home internet every month.*

This discount stays in effect as long as you keep the qualifying services. Customers with qualifying plans will automatically receive the below discount:

Note: If you have more than one Verizon home internet service, the discount applies to each service. Discount is in addition to any Auto Pay and paper-free billing discount.

*Discount information as of 8/24/23. If you had these services before 8/24/23, view your plan price, discounts and details in My Verizon.

The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is a federal program* that provides subsidized internet service for eligible customers.

If you qualify for ACP, then as a new or existing 5G Home Internet plan customer, you can take advantage of the subsidy.

ACP qualified customers can get:

The FCC currently defines high speed broadband internet as minimum 25 Mbps download speed/ 3 Mbps upload speed, but in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2022, Congress set 100 Mbps/20 Mbps as a target for internet speed that is available to everyone. As the average number of devices per household goes up, higher speed connections are important for everyone to have the internet access they need.

If you are a Verizon mobile customer on a select 5G Unlimited plan, you may qualify for a Mobile + Home Discount of up to $25/mo with Auto Pay on Verizon Home Internet*, depending on the internet plan you select. Explore our internet plans for more information about prices and speed tiers.

You may even qualify for free high speed internet with the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) and the Verizon Forward Program discounts. You must first apply for ACP to verify your eligibility. Households can qualify based on your household income, if you or someone in your household participates in certain federal assistance programs, or if you already receive a Lifeline benefit.

You decide. Verizon Home Internet has expanded across the country recently, reaching areas never before possible. We're giving consumers more options for internet providers in hundreds of locations, so you can decide what internet service best fits your needs.

Whole-Home Wi-Fi Plus includes rental of 1 router and up to 3 Wi-Fi extenders. Wi-Fi extenders provided during or after installation if recommended after Wi-Fi performance analysis by Fios Tech or upon customer request. Self-install includes 1 router, and if requested by customer, 2 extenders. Additional Extenders are available to rent or purchase. Whole-Home Wi-Fi Plus rental is available at no extra charge with 1 Gig Complete Package and 2 Gig Gaming, Streaming or Complete Package or for $15/mo with all other Fios internet plans.

Fiber optics is a sophisticated high-speed internet technology that sends light through tiny strands of glass to carry data directly to your home at accelerated speeds. These light signals travel faster than the electrical pulses used by copper cabling. And while some cable providers now use fiber in their lines, the Fios network is made of 100% fiber-optic.

Unlike the copper coax lines used by most high speed internet providers, fiber internet service is powered by technology that uses light to deliver a fast and reliable connection. And with multiple users and devices at home, fiber-optic home internet is the answer for getting the bandwidth and power you need to run lots of devices at the same time with less lag and buffering than cable. When shopping around for internet services, keep in mind the many advantages of fiber optics to the home.

Yes, Fios fiber-optic home internet can provide Wi-Fi for your home. With Verizon Fios as your wireless home internet service provider and the next-generation Wi-Fi 6 Fios Router installed in your home, you'll enjoy lightning fast speeds for your connected devices.

5G Home Internet es un servicio de internet residencial mvil ultrarrpido y sencillo, con el poder de 5G Ultra Wideband, que ofrece el rendimiento y la velocidad de una red ultrapoderosa que necesitas.

S! Si tienes un contrato de internet residencial, cmbiate a Verizon Home Internet y obtn un crdito de hasta $500 para ayudar a cubrir el cargo por cancelacin prematura. Si eres elegible para un crdito de hasta $500 en la factura para un cargo por cancelacin prematura de tu anterior proveedor de internet residencial, aqu te explicamos cmo obtenerlo. Si pides Fios Home Internet, consulta las instrucciones del cargo por cancelacin prematura de Fios. Si pides 5G Home, ve a la pgina Crdito de 5G Home Internet en la factura.

Fixed wireless connections like satellite internet and previous-gen 4G LTE internet are typically much slower than what you'll get from a wired cable or fiber connection, but that isn't the case with 5G. In some regions, including parts of Verizon's coverage map, you'll find 5G plans capable of hitting near-gigabit download speeds.

That makes 5G especially interesting if you live in an area without high-speed cable or fiber internet access. Verizon is one of the top names leading the effort to bring the technology to as many homes as possible. With straightforward pricing, no data caps and no contracts, there's much to like about what Verizon is selling.

That said, deploying new cell towers and upgrading existing ones is generally faster than wiring entire regions for fiber, neighborhood by neighborhood. So while availability is still somewhat limited, there's room for hope that 5G might be able to bring speedier home internet to underserved parts of the country faster than fiber, cable or other internet types.

Take Ry, for instance. He lives near downtown Louisville, Kentucky, where Verizon's 5G Home Internet is an option for some. But Verizon can't offer service at his address yet, even though he has a cell plan with Verizon and service that's strong enough for his phone to connect over 5G semi-regularly when he's at home. That lack of availability might change soon (and we're eager to test the service and tell you all about it), but for now, all Ry can do is wait.

Speeds will vary based on the connection quality at your address, but Verizon says most customers should expect average download speeds between 50 and 300 megabits per second. In select parts of the coverage area, speeds can get as high as 1,000Mbps. As for your uploads, which affect video calls and posting large files to the web, most homes should expect speeds between 10 to 50Mbps.

With Verizon's 4G LTE home internet plan, customers can typically expect download speeds ranging from 25Mbps to 50Mbps, with uploads in the single digits. 5G is much faster than that, and that's because the standard's millimeter-wave technology (aka mmWave) sends signals at much higher frequencies than LTE. Those higher frequencies can deliver gigabit speeds in the right circumstances, but the trade-off is that they don't travel as far and can struggle with obstructions.

5G accounts for those high-speed range limitations by mixing slower mid- and low-band signals that travel farther for better coverage. On those frequencies, you can expect your 5G speeds to dip to around 300Mbps on midband or down to double-digit LTE levels on low-band. That's why your 5G mileage will vary as far as speeds are concerned -- it all comes down to your home's location.

Verizon's terms are about as straightforward as you'll find in the home internet market. The monthly rate includes all taxes and fees, and you won't need to pay an additional equipment fee as you will with many providers.

All of that is pretty appealing, and it matches what we see from T-Mobile and Starry, the other two names of note offering 5G home internet plans. Like Verizon, neither enforces contracts, data caps or equipment fees. That seems like a smart strategy for providers hoping to tempt customers into trying something new.

We mentioned T-Mobile and Starry, two other providers currently offering 5G home internet. AT&T is the notable absence here. The company has its own 5G network and currently offers fixed wireless home internet service, but that service didn't use 5G, at least not at the beginning of 2023.

As for T-Mobile and Starry, they offer appealingly straightforward terms, just as Verizon does, but the prices and speeds are different. For example, consider Verizon 5G Home vs. T-Mobile Home Internet. T-Mobile uses a mix of 5G and 4G LTE signals and is slower than Verizon but a bit less expensive than the 5G Home Plus option. You'll spend $50 monthly on home internet speeds ranging from 72 to 245Mbps download to 15 to 31Mbps upload.

As for each company's coverage map, T-Mobile offers the most availability, with cellular internet service currently available to more than 50 million households across the US. Verizon now offers 5G home internet service to 40 million households and targets 50 million by 2025. Starry is the smallest provider of the three and is available only in five cities: Boston, Denver, Los Angeles, New York City and Washington, D.C.

Remember how we mentioned that 5G home internet providers are trying to lure customers from other ISPs? That's certainly the case with Verizon. The company currently offers many sweeteners for anyone thinking about making the switch. ff782bc1db