Verizon Fios fiber plans, compared and simplified
We track Fios pricing, speeds, and current sign-up offers in one place, so you can see what you'd actually pay before you call anyone.
Fios fiber network, at a glance
Current plans
Three Fios speeds, one straightforward comparison
Pricing and promotions change fairly often, so treat exact numbers as a starting point and confirm the live offer before you sign up.
Fios 300 Mbps
300 Mbps up / 300 Mbps down
Price holds steady for the term of your agreement
- + Good fit for 1–3 people streaming and working from home
- + No annual contract required
- + Router included
- + No data caps
Fios 500 Mbps
500 Mbps up / 500 Mbps down
Price holds steady for the term of your agreement
- + Built for households with several people online at once
- + Handles multiple 4K streams plus video calls
- + Router included
- + No data caps
Fios Gigabit Connection
940 Mbps up / 940 Mbps down
Price holds steady for the term of your agreement
- + Suited to large households, gamers, and remote studios
- + Heavy upload use — cloud backup, live streaming
- + Router included
- + No data caps
Pricing shown is a representative example for illustration. Actual Fios pricing, available speeds, equipment fees, and promotional terms depend on your address and change over time — always check the live offer on the provider's order page before purchasing.
Fiber vs. cable
What actually changes when your connection is fiber
Fios runs on a fiber-optic line all the way to your home, rather than the coaxial cable most cable providers use for the last stretch. That difference shows up in a few concrete ways.
| Fiber (Fios) | Typical cable | |
|---|---|---|
| Upload speed | Matches your download speed | Usually a fraction of download speed |
| Peak-hour slowdown | Dedicated line, minimal congestion | Shared neighborhood bandwidth can slow down |
| Latency | Low and consistent | Generally higher, more variable |
| Weather sensitivity | Not affected by rain or heat | Coax can degrade in extreme heat |
| Data caps | None on current Fios plans | Common on cable plans |
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