Frontier Fiber offers symmetrical gigabit and multi-gigabit speeds on a growing fiber network. After emerging from bankruptcy in 2021, Frontier has invested billions in fiber upgrades. Their plans feature no data caps, no contracts, and competitive pricing.
Founded
1935
Locations served
7.9M
Headquarters
Dallas, TX
Coverage
National
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“A year ago, the salesman came to my house and told me I can switch to them for $49.99 a month, that it wasn't tied to a discount that expired after a year. I called their support and sales team to confirm and they said it is true. A year later they silently increased my price by $15. Last time I ever go with Frontier.”
“Called several times to customer service, assuring me that the account is closed and I don't need to pay the $79.99, 3 months after I stopped service. Now it's going to collections. Confirmed I was charged wrong. PSA, triple check your bills after you close.”
“Frontier has been nearly flawless for over 2 and a half years now.”
“The actual lack of communication at this company is mind blowing! Have been waiting 3 weeks for installation. The techs keep no-showing without an explanation, no phone call or email, no update whatsoever.”
| Plan | Download | Upload | Type | Data Cap | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Fiber 500 Symmetrical speeds | 500 Mbps | 500 Mbps | Fiber | Unlimited | $40/mo |
Fiber 1 Gig Symmetrical gigabit speeds | 1 Gbps | 1 Gbps | Fiber | Unlimited | $60/mo |
Fiber 2 Gig 2 Gbps symmetrical speeds | 2 Gbps | 2 Gbps | Fiber | Unlimited | $100/mo |
Fiber 5 Gig 5 Gbps symmetrical speeds | 5 Gbps | 5 Gbps | Fiber | Unlimited | $155/mo |
$40/mo
Download
500 Mbps
Upload
500 Mbps
Data Cap
Unlimited
$60/mo
Download
1 Gbps
Upload
1 Gbps
Data Cap
Unlimited
$100/mo
Download
2 Gbps
Upload
2 Gbps
Data Cap
Unlimited
$155/mo
Download
5 Gbps
Upload
5 Gbps
Data Cap
Unlimited
Fiber available in parts of 25 states including Connecticut, New York, California, Texas, Florida, Ohio, and Indiana. Rapidly expanding fiber to 10 million locations by 2025.
View on FCC Broadband MapI was skeptical about Frontier given their reputation, but their fiber service has been excellent. The eero router works great, speeds are consistent, and the $40/month price for 500 Mbps is hard to beat. They've really turned things around.
500 Mbps symmetrical for $40/month with no caps, no contract, and a free eero router? Frontier Fiber is hands down the best value in LA. I was paying $80 for Spectrum cable with 10 Mbps upload. This is so much better.
I was dreading staying with Frontier after their bankruptcy, but their fiber service is legitimately good now. Getting 900+ Mbps symmetrical, eero router included, $60/month flat. It's a completely different company from what it used to be.