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T-Mobile Fiber: plans, prices and price guarantee (2026)

T-Mobile now sells fiber home internet in some areas, alongside its 5G service. Here's what the plans cost and how they differ.

Jean Gilles · Founder & Editor
Published Oct 6, 2026 · 2 min read
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In brief

T-Mobile Fiber is $35/mo for 300 Mbps, $50 for 1 Gig and $70 for 2 Gig with AutoPay, plus taxes and fees, with symmetrical speeds, unlimited data and no annual contract. Unlike T-Mobile 5G Home Internet, standard fiber plans don't carry the 5-year price guarantee.

T-Mobile Fiber plans

Plan
Price
Speed
Fiber 300
$35/mo
300 Mbps up and down
Fiber 1 Gig
$50/mo
1 Gig up and down
Fiber 2 Gig
$70/mo
2 Gig up and down
With AutoPay, plus taxes and fees, as reported in 2026. Wi-Fi router included, no installation fee, unlimited data, no annual contract. Current promo: 2 months free on 1 Gig and faster, plus a $100 virtual prepaid card.

The price guarantee question

T-Mobile's price promotions FAQ lists the 5-Year Price Guarantee for 5G Home and Small Business Internet plans (Rely, Amplified, All-In and AWAY), not standard fiber plans. The only fiber exception is the T-Fiber Founders' Club: invited customers in select locations get a 10-Year Price Guarantee on that plan. When T-Mobile launched fiber in June 2025 it advertised a 5-year guarantee, so older articles may still say so. Ask T-Mobile to confirm the terms for your plan before you order.

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T-Mobile Fiber vs. T-Mobile 5G Home

T-Mobile Fiber
T-Mobile 5G Home
Price
$35 / $50 / $70
Rely $50 · Amplified $60 · All-In $70 ($35/$45/$55 with a voice line)
Speed
Same up and down; steady
Varies with signal; slower uploads
Price guarantee
None on standard plans
5 years
Availability
Select areas
Most of the country

Where it's available

T-Mobile Fiber is in select areas, including former Lumos markets, and T-Mobile also owns Metronet through a joint venture. Check your address on T-Mobile's fiber page. Where it isn't available, compare the best fiber providers and 5G home internet.

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How T-Mobile Fiber compares with other fiber

T-Mobile Fiber
AT&T Fiber
Verizon Fios
Entry plan
300 Mbps, $35
300 Mbps, $50
300 Mbps, $30, taxes and fees included
1 Gig
$50
$70
Price by address
Price guarantee
None on standard plans
Standard rates, no promo
3–5 years
Data cap
None
None
None
Prices with AutoPay, October 2026; taxes and fees extra except where included. Availability varies by address.

What's included at install

  • A Wi-Fi router, with no monthly equipment fee.
  • Installation with no installation fee.
  • Unlimited data and no annual contract.
  • On 1 Gig and faster: 2 months free and a $100 virtual prepaid card (current promo).

Before you order

  • Confirm the price after any promotion in writing.
  • Ask whether your address qualifies for the Founders' Club 10-year guarantee.
  • Check whether you can bundle with a T-Mobile phone line for a discount.

Questions

Does T-Mobile Fiber have a price lock?

Not on standard plans, according to T-Mobile's price promotions FAQ. The 5-year guarantee applies to its 5G home internet plans. Invited T-Fiber Founders' Club customers get a 10-year guarantee.

How much is T-Mobile Fiber?

$35/mo for 300 Mbps, $50 for 1 Gig and $70 for 2 Gig with AutoPay, plus taxes and fees.

Is T-Mobile Fiber better than T-Mobile 5G Home?

Fiber is faster and steadier, with equal upload and download speeds. 5G Home is available in more places and has a 5-year price guarantee.

Is T-Mobile Fiber cheaper than AT&T Fiber?

At current prices, yes: 300 Mbps is $35 at T-Mobile and $50 at AT&T, and 1 Gig is $50 vs. $70. AT&T's prices are standard rates, while T-Mobile's standard fiber plans don't carry a price guarantee.

Sources
  1. Plan pages and Broadband Facts labels from Metronet, T-Mobile 5G Home, AT&T Fiber, Verizon Fios, checked Oct 2026

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About our expert
Jean Gilles
Founder & Editor, ShopHighSpeed

Jean founded ShopHighSpeed after trying to find one straight answer about business internet in his own town. He has been a Comcast and Verizon Fios customer, and ranks providers on what they actually deliver, not on what they advertise.

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