AT&T Business Fiber
Fiber internet that uploads as fast as it downloads
AT&T Business Fiber is shared fiber internet for a business location, with equal upload and download speeds up to 5 GIG, no data caps and no annual contract. If it's available at your address, it's the internet we recommend first.
Why we lead with fiber
The connection behind every call, file and cloud app
Most of what a business does online now goes both ways: video meetings, phone calls over the internet, cloud backups, shared files. Fiber is built for that.
Equal upload and download
Every AT&T Business Fiber plan has symmetrical speeds, so sending a large file to the cloud is as fast as downloading one.
Light, not electricity
Fiber carries data as light through glass strands, which gives it more capacity than copper and keeps speeds high regardless of distance from the network node.
Built for a full office
Video calls stay clear and cloud tools stay quick when more people are online, because uploads are not the bottleneck.
What every plan includes
AT&T Business Fiber at a glance
- Symmetrical speeds: 300 Mbps, 500 Mbps, 1 GIG, 2 GIG and 5 GIG
- Wi-Fi gateway included, no equipment fees
- No data caps and no annual contract
- Professional installation by AT&T
- 24/7 AT&T business support and a service portal
- Built-in 5G backup on 1 GIG and higher plans
Shared fiber, in plain terms
AT&T Business Fiber is a shared connection: your location shares AT&T's fiber network capacity with other customers, which keeps it affordable. Speeds are "up to" speeds. If you need bandwidth that is yours alone, with a service level guarantee, that's dedicated fiber, and we quote it separately.
Fiber or cable?
We sell both. Here is when fiber wins.
Elevate also sells cable internet, and a good cable plan is the right answer at plenty of addresses. When AT&T fiber reaches your building and shared fiber fits your needs, we recommend it because of what equal upload speeds do for a business.
AT&T Business Fiber
Typical cable plan
Illustration, not to scale. Cable upload speeds vary by plan and provider.
How Elevate orders it
One AT&T network, two ways to buy
Depending on your location and what else you need, Elevate orders AT&T fiber directly as AT&T Business Fiber or through ACC Business. Either way you get the AT&T network and Elevate as your point of contact.
AT&T Business Fiber
AT&T's shared fiber product for a single business location or a temporary site, with no annual contract.
ACC Business
An AT&T brand that works only through solution providers like Elevate. It runs on the AT&T network and offers AT&T internet over fiber with speeds up to 5 Gbps downstream and upstream.
How it works with Elevate
From address check to turned-up service
- Address checkWe confirm whether AT&T fiber is available at your address and which speeds you can get.
- Right-size the planWe match the speed tier, backup and static IP needs to how your office actually uses the internet.
- Order and installElevate places the order and coordinates AT&T's professional installation.
- Support after go-liveYou keep AT&T's 24/7 business support, and Elevate stays your first call.
Questions
Common questions about AT&T Business Fiber
Is AT&T Business Fiber available at my address?
Fiber availability is limited and goes building by building. Send us the address and Elevate checks which speeds AT&T can deliver there.
What does shared fiber mean for my speeds?
Your location shares AT&T's fiber network capacity with other customers, so speeds are "up to" speeds. For a guaranteed rate with a service level agreement, dedicated fiber is the step up.
Is there a contract?
AT&T Business Fiber has no annual contract. For several locations on one agreement, AT&T High Speed Internet Access Enterprise uses a 1 to 3 year contract with one bill for all sites.
What happens if the fiber goes down?
Plans of 1 GIG and higher include built-in 5G backup with automatic switchover, using AT&T's combined fiber and 5G gateway. For 300 Mbps and 500 Mbps plans, AT&T offers a managed wireless backup add-on. Wireless backup does not work during a power outage.
Can I get static IP addresses?
Yes. Static IP blocks are available on AT&T Business Fiber for an additional monthly charge. On AT&T Dedicated Internet they are a standard feature.
Do you still sell cable internet?
Yes. Elevate sells cable and other connections too. Where AT&T fiber is not available, or another option fits better, we quote that instead.
Why are there no prices on this page?
AT&T pricing and offers change often and depend on the address. Elevate quotes the current price for your location.
Explore
Everything about AT&T fiber with Elevate
AT&T Business Fiber speeds and features
The five AT&T Business Fiber speed tiers, what each is good for, and what every plan includes: Wi-Fi gateway, no data caps, backup options and static IPs.
Read moreFiber vs cable internet for business
How fiber and cable internet differ: light over glass versus electrical signals over coax, equal upload speeds, and what that means for video calls, VoIP and cloud backups.
Read moreShared fiber vs dedicated fiber
AT&T Business Fiber, AT&T High Speed Internet Access Enterprise and AT&T Dedicated Internet compared: who each one is for, contracts, speeds and guarantees.
Read moreBackup and reliability on AT&T fiber
Keep a business online when the fiber is interrupted: built-in 5G backup, managed wireless backup, Enhanced Internet, Internet Air for Business, and a second connection.
Read moreSecurity on AT&T Business Fiber
AT&T ActiveArmor, the AT&T Dynamic Defense packages built into the network, and the security Elevate layers on top of your fiber connection.
Read moreDedicated internet and private networks from AT&T
Beyond shared fiber: AT&T Dedicated Internet, AT&T VPN, Switched Ethernet and Wavelength through ACC Business, and how Elevate chooses between them.
Read moreAT&T fiber by industry
What symmetrical fiber does for law firms, medical and dental offices, creative studios, distributors, tech companies, real estate, accounting and retail.
Read moreAT&T fiber for buildings and property owners
How AT&T brings fiber into a commercial building, what tenants get, and how Elevate coordinates the request, the feasibility check and the wiring.
Read moreGetting connected to AT&T Business Fiber
From the address check to the day the technician leaves: what Elevate needs, what happens at installation, and how we cut over without downtime.
Read moreBusiness internet glossary and FAQ
Plain-English definitions of the terms in a business internet quote, from symmetrical speeds and latency to static IPs, failover and SLAs, plus common questions.
Read moreFind out if AT&T fiber reaches your building
Send us your address. We check availability and speeds and come back with a quote.