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Back your business with the expertise and experience of AT&T business internet and benefit from a reliable connection.
Speed up with AT&T Business Internet
Internet 300
Speeds up to 300 Mbps
$
60/mo.plus taxes & fees.
Plans prices reflect AT&T Business Fiber only. Ltd availability/areas.
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See offer detailsThe right speed for when your growing business needs more bandwidth.
300 Mbps equal upload and download speeds.*
Perfect for e-commerce operations and collaboration between office and virtual employees
Good for: streaming TV and music, web browsing, online gaming.
Internet 500
Speeds up to 500 Mbps
$
100/mo.plus taxes & fees.
Plans prices reflect AT&T Business Fiber only. Ltd availability/areas.
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See offer detailsPlenty of speed and bandwidth for an always connected business.
500 Mbps equal upload and download speeds.*
Faster speed and more bandwidth to support more devices than our starting speed tier.**
Good for: small business, HD video, video calls, web browsing, online gaming. streaming TV and music.
Internet 1000
Up to 1 GIG speed
$
140/mo.plus taxes & fees.
Plans prices reflect AT&T Business Fiber only. Ltd availability/areas.
See Broadband Facts: att.com/smbbbfacts
See offer detailsUp to 1-Gig upload and download speeds.*
Upload massive files and collaborate seamlessly via cloud-based apps.
25X faster upload speeds than cable.†
Good for: small business, HD video, video calls, web browsing, online gaming. streaming TV and music.
Internet options built to grow with your small business
Internet plan | Download speed | Upload speed |
Internet 100 | 100 Mbps | 20 Mbps |
Internet 300 | 300 Mbps | 100 Mbps |
Internet 1000 | 1000 Mbps | 200 Mbps |
Frequently asked questions
What business internet speeds does AT&T offer?
AT&T Business Internet is available in packages ranging from 300 Mbps to 5 Gig. Plus, AT&T Business Internet packages include the AT&T Guarantee®, which means in the unlikely event of a network outage, AT&T will credit you for your downtime—guaranteed.
How do I test my AT&T Internet speed?
To test your actual internet speed, run the business internet speed test tool at the top of this page. All speeds are estimates. For best results, connect your computer to your business network via ethernet cable.
How can I boost my internet speed?
To boost your internet speed, make sure your hardware (modem and router) isn’t outdated, scan for viruses, and find your internet provider’s optimal settings. If all else fails, connect your device with an ethernet cable.
Which internet speed do I need for my business?
The amount of Mbps your business needs varies significantly depending on the number of devices connected and what they’re being used for. For a more clear idea of what internet speed is best for you, call and speak with an experienced AT&T Business agent.
What is a "good" upload speed for B2B companies?
A good upload speed for most B2B companies starts around 20–50 Mbps, especially for businesses that rely on video conferencing, cloud backups, file sharing, and online collaboration tools. Companies with remote teams, large file transfers, or heavy cloud usage may benefit from 100 Mbps or higher upload speeds. Because business operations depend on sending data just as much as receiving it, upload speed is a critical part of any business internet speed test.
Does my VPN affect my speed test results?
Yes, using a VPN can affect your speed test results. A VPN encrypts and reroutes your internet traffic through another server, which can reduce both upload and download speeds and increase latency. If you want the most accurate AT&T Business speed test results, test your connection once with the VPN on and once with it off. This helps determine whether slow performance is due to your internet connection or the VPN itself.
How often should I run a speed test for my office?
Most businesses should run a business internet speed test at least once a month and anytime employees report slow performance, dropped calls, or cloud application issues. It’s also helpful to test during peak business hours to see how your network performs under normal workloads. Regular testing makes it easier to identify recurring slowdowns, monitor trends over time, and determine whether your current internet speed for small business is still sufficient.