AT&T increases internet plan prices as customer demand grows
AT&T is raising the monthly rates for some of its fiber and copper internet plans by $5 per line starting August 16, according to internal training documents. This follows previous price hikes in April and June on wireless and administrative fees. The company claims these adjustments are necessary to meet growing business demands while maintaining reliable service. The changes affect customers who enrolled between June 2024 and July 2025. Additionally, users of the Access from AT&T program with a $15-per-month Copper Plan will also see their bills increase by $5 if they haven't already transitioned to newer plans. AT&T is encouraging affected customers to switch to its newly launched fiber internet offerings that feature simplified pricing. The price increases come as demand for AT&T's services surges, with the company adding over 367,000 new fiber internet subscribers in Q2 of 2026 alone.
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