Availability varies by address and is never guaranteed — fiber is constructed street by street, and two homes on the same block can get different answers. FiberStream is an independent comparison and referral service, not an internet service provider. Our free guide provides a step-by-step method to check serviceability at your exact address.

It means the plan provides the exact same upload speed as its download speed — for instance, up to 1,000 Mbps down and 1,000 Mbps up on a 1 Gig tier. Most cable plans are asymmetrical with upload speeds limited to 10-35 Mbps. Symmetry is why video calls, game streaming, and cloud backups perform seamlessly on fiber.

Speeds are framed as 'up to'. Actual throughput depends on whether you are connected via Ethernet or Wi-Fi, the age of your router, device Wi-Fi cards, and in-home wiring. A laptop on older 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi will not show gigabit speeds regardless of line delivery, which is why we recommend testing wired Ethernet first.

The plans featured on FiberStream are listed without monthly data caps, and several tiers are offered month-to-month without annual contracts. Terms differ by provider and market, so always confirm early-termination language on the provider's checkout page.

Typically a router or gateway rental ($0–$15/mo), a one-time professional installation charge ($0–$100 depending on promos), and local regulatory fees and taxes. Promotional pricing is illustrative and may step up after 12 or 24 months.

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