Verizon Fios Internet — Check Availability & Plans
100% fiber-optic internet across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic — symmetrical speeds, no contracts, and consistently top-rated reliability.
See live Fios plans available at your address — free, no obligation.
Top speed
2 Gbps
Starting price
$49.99/mo
Contract
No contract
Data cap
Unlimited
Why Fios
What makes Verizon Fios stand out
100% Fiber Network
Pure fiber to your home — no copper, no slowdowns.
Price Guarantee
Lock in your monthly rate for up to 4 years.
Whole-Home Wi-Fi
Optional mesh Wi-Fi extends coverage to every room.
Top ACSI Ratings
Highest-rated fiber ISP in customer satisfaction.
Plans
Verizon Fios plan lineup
Pricing varies by address — confirm exact rates with your ZIP.
Fios 300
300 Mbps
$49.99/mo
Best for: Streaming, browsing, small households
Fios 1 Gig
940 Mbps
$89.99/mo
Best for: Gaming, WFH, multiple 4K streams
Fios 2 Gig
2 Gbps
$109.99/mo
Best for: Smart home, content creators, large families
Estimated starting prices. Final pricing, fees, and availability confirmed at your address.
Pros
- 100% fiber network — symmetrical speeds
- No annual contracts
- Price-lock guarantee on most plans
- Top customer satisfaction in fiber
Things to consider
- • Only available in 9 Northeast/Mid-Atlantic states
- • Verizon Mobile bundle discounts require unlimited plan
- • Router rental fee on lower tiers
FAQ
Verizon Fios, answered
Is Verizon Fios available in my area?
Fios is available in 9 states across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic — including NY, NJ, PA, MA, VA, MD, DE, RI, and DC. Enter your ZIP above to confirm.
How fast is Verizon Fios?
Fios plans range from 300 Mbps to 2 Gbps symmetrical — meaning upload speeds match download speeds.
How much does Fios cost?
Fios Internet starts at $49.99/month for 300 Mbps. The 1 Gig plan is $89.99/month, and 2 Gig is $109.99/month.
Does Verizon Fios have a data cap?
No. Fios offers unlimited data on all plans.
Is Fios better than Xfinity?
Fios uses 100% fiber with symmetrical speeds, while Xfinity is primarily cable with slower uploads. For uploads, gaming, and reliability, Fios typically outperforms cable.