AT&T Phone and Internet Bundle: Plans, Prices, and Savings

Bundling your phone and internet with AT&T can save you money on your monthly bill. New customers who sign up for an eligible unlimited wireless plan and an eligible internet plan (AT&T Fiber or AT&T Internet Air) can get a 20% discount on their bill. Over the course of a year, these savings can easily add up to over $100. 

The best AT&T wireless phone and internet package is its Elite 2.0 smart phone plan with Internet 300 fiber home internet. If you don't need Elite's extras, Premium 2.0 covers mobile gamers and heavy streamers at a lower price. We also recommend the Extra 2.0 plan for great value, and Value 2.0 for customers on a budget. 

Read on as we explore why you should consider bundling your AT&T services and the best AT&T bundle deals on the market right now.

Why bundle AT&T wireless and internet?

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Deciding whether bundling is right for you largely depends on how much you're already paying for each service on its own. AT&T's bundling offers a 20% discount on your wireless or internet plan, which can lead to major savings over a year. Plus, bundling also means one bill and one account to manage instead of two, which cuts down on the mental overhead of tracking separate due dates and login portals.

Bundling AT&T's internet and wireless services is easy whether you're a new or existing customer. However, being a new customer or existing customer can influence which service gets the discount:

• Signing up for both as a new customer: You get 20% off your internet bill.
• Already have AT&T wireless, adding internet: You get 20% off your internet bill.
• Already have AT&T internet, adding wireless: You get 20% off your wireless bill.

How to bundle AT&T wireless and internet 

1. Choose an eligible plan on each side. Eligible wireless plans include Value 2.0, Extra 2.0, Premium 2.0, and Elite 2.0. Eligible internet services include AT&T Fiber and AT&T Internet Air.
2. Sign up for both under the same billing address. If you already have one service, add the other to the same account.
3. Enroll in AutoPay and paperless billing. This stacks on top of the bundle discount for another $5–$10/month off.
4. Wait for the discount to apply. It typically shows up within two to three billing cycles, not on your first bill.

AT&T internet and wireless bundles: Pros and cons

Best AT&T bundle deals

AT&T Home Internet + Elite 2.0: Best AT&T home and wireless internet bundle overall

The Elite 2.0 and Internet 300 bundle is best for heavy data users, remote workers, and frequent travelers who use a lot of hotspot and international data.

AT&T's Elite 2.0 sits at the top of AT&T's lineup. You get truly unlimited premium high-speed data that doesn't slow down no matter how much you use, plus a massive 250GB mobile hotspot allowance. Plus, AT&T Turbo—a network prioritization feature that normally costs extra—comes included. You also get one free tablet line and one free smartwatch line, plus 20GB of high-speed international data in 210+ countries and unlimited talk, text, and data in Canada, Mexico, and 20 Latin American countries.

Single-line pricing runs $110/month, the steepest in AT&T's lineup. However, bundling with the Internet 300 fiber plan brings the cost of both services to around $154/month.

• Pros: Unlimited premium data, 250GB mobile hotspot allowance, AT&T Turbo, free tablet and watch line per line, unlocks 20% off your internet bill when bundled
• Cons: AT&T's most expensive plan

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AT&T Home Internet + Premium 2.0: Best AT&T bundle for mobile gamers and streamers

The Premium 2.0 and Internet 300 bundle is best for mobile gamers and heavy streamers who want unlimited premium data without paying for Elite's extras.

AT&T's Premium 2.0 tier provides truly unlimited high-speed premium data that doesn't slow down regardless of how much you use. You also get a generous 100GB mobile hotspot data allowance and can stream in 4K UHD. There's also unlimited talk, text, and data in Canada, Mexico, and 20 Latin American countries.  

The Premium 2.0 single-line pricing runs $90/month. However, bundling with the Internet 300 fiber plan brings the cost of both services to around $134/month, shaving $10/month off your bill. 

• Pros: Unlimited high-speed premium data, 100GB mobile hotspot allowance, 4K UHD streaming, unlocks 20% off your internet bill when bundled
• Cons: Still a very expensive phone for single-line customers

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AT&T Home Internet + Extra 2.0: Best value AT&T home and wireless internet bundle

The Extra 2.0 and Internet 300 bundle is best for families who want generous data on multiple lines without paying for unlimited premium data.

AT&T's Extra 2.0 plan gets you a generous 100GB of premium high-speed mobile data for $70/month, which easily meets the needs of most customers. The plan also includes a healthy 50GB mobile hotspot allocation, which is fine for streaming or scrolling social media on the go. It also has international perks in the form of unlimited talk, text, and data in Mexico and Canada. 

Streaming video on mobile data is capped at standard-definition (SD) quality with Unlimited Extra, which won't look as crisp as 4K UHD as you get with Unlimited Premium. Luckily, streaming video using the Wi-Fi of the Internet 300 plan removes that restriction. Bundling Extra 2.0 with the Internet 300 fiber plan brings the cost of both services to around $114/month.

• Pros: 100GB premium high-speed data, 50GB mobile hotspot, unlocks 20% off your internet bill when bundled
• Cons: SD streaming video on mobile, limited international features

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AT&T Home Internet + Value 2.0: Best budget AT&T home and wireless internet bundle

The Value 2.0 and Internet 300 bundle is best for light users on a budget who mainly need reliable talk, text, and mobile data, but not the fastest speeds.

AT&T's Value 2.0 plan gives you unlimited talk, text, and data for just $50/month, making this AT&T's cheapest postpaid plan. You get 5GB of premium data and 3GB of mobile hotspot each month. If you use your 5GB allotment, your speeds may be deprioritized during network congestion. 

This is a no-frills wireless plan, but that doesn't matter at home if you have a strong fiber internet plan. Bundling Value 2.0 with the Internet 300 fiber plan brings the cost of both services to around $94/month.

• Pros: Unlimited talk/text/data (5GB premium), 3GB mobile hotspot allowance, unlocks 20% off your internet bill when bundled
• Cons: Deprioritization after 5GB allotment, very small mobile hotspot, high price for data allotments

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For more options, check out the best AT&T phone plans on the market. You can also add a line to your AT&T plan bundle for a multi-line family plan discount. If you've realized AT&T isn't the best choice for you, you can also check out our full guide of the best mobile and internet bundles for options from competitors like Verizon, T-Mobile, Spectrum, and Xfinity. 

Best AT&T phone plans

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AT&T's current postpaid lineup runs from $50 to $110/month, with a tier suited to different kinds of users:

• Value 2.0: Best for light users who mostly need reliable talk, text, and occasional high-speed data.
• Extra 2.0: Best for families, since 100GB of premium data per line covers most everyday users.
• Premium 2.0: Best for mobile gamers and heavy streamers who want unlimited premium data and a 100GB hotspot allowance.
• Elite 2.0: Best for remote workers and international travelers, since it bundles Turbo network prioritization, 250GB of hotspot data, and 20GB of international data.

Whichever tier you pick, you're on the nation's second-largest 4G LTE and 5G network, behind Verizon on 4G LTE and behind T-Mobile on 5G. That means AT&T has extremely reliable service in rural and urban areas. 

Best AT&T internet plans

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AT&T features a variety of home internet plans, from fixed wireless to fiber optic, with pricing to match different households:

• AT&T Fiber Internet 300: Standard entry-level plan that's best for a single streamer or small household, with plenty of speed for HD video and everyday browsing.
• AT&T Fiber Internet 500: Best for a busy household with several people streaming, gaming, or working from home at the same time.
• AT&T Fiber Internet 1000: Best for larger households or anyone who wants gigabit speeds for heavy downloads, multiple smart home devices, or serious gaming.
• AT&T Internet Air: Best for anyone whose address doesn't have fiber access yet, since it delivers home internet over AT&T's 5G network and still qualifies for bundled discounts.

For the fastest possible internet speed, you should always select AT&T fiber. The good news is if fiber is much more available than it was in the past, and many customers can hook up to AT&T's fiber service since it has a larger fiber network than other carriers, like Verizon. That said, AT&T's fixed wireless 5G option offers reliable download speeds where fiber isn't available yet.

 Here are AT&T's most popular internet plans:

AT&T phone and internet bundles: FAQ

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How much can I save by bundling AT&T phone and internet?

By bundling AT&T phone and internet, you'll get a 20% discount on either your wireless or internet service. For example, a new customer bundling Extra 2.0 ($70/month) with AT&T Fiber Internet 300 ($55/month) would only pay $114/month overall. That means they save around $11/month ($132/year) compared to paying for each service individually. 

Can I sign up for AT&T phone and internet at the same time to get the bundle discount?

Yes, new customers can sign up for both AT&T phone and internet services at the same time to get the bundle discount. If you're already an AT&T internet or wireless customer, you can also simply add the second service to your active account to score the discount too.

Which AT&T internet plans qualify for bundling?

All AT&T Fiber plans and AT&T Internet Air qualify for bundling with AT&T's postpaid wireless plans. AT&T's legacy DSL plans do not qualify for bundling discounts.

How long does it take for the AT&T bundle discount to show up on my bill?

It generally takes up to two or three billing cycles for the bundle discount to appear. If it hasn't shown up by then, double-check that your wireless and internet accounts share the same billing address, since a mismatch is the most common reason the discount doesn't apply. If the paperwork is correct, you may need to reach out to AT&T's customer service for help. 

Methodology: How WhistleOut rates cell phone and internet bundles

WhistleOut evaluates wireless and internet bundles based on the following criteria:

• Price & value: Not all cheap plans are “bad,” and not all expensive plans are worth it. We look at everything a plan includes and compare it both to other plans from the same carrier, as well as similar plans from competitors in the market, to determine whether the value is consistent with the price.
• High-speed data: Also called “premium” data, this is how much data you get at full 4G/5G speeds before they can or will slow down. The more guaranteed high-speed data the plan includes, the better experience you’ll generally have—but there’s also usually a limit to how much you actually need, and we ensure that you’re not overpaying for data that will go unused.
• Coverage & network reliability: The breadth of each carrier’s 4G LTE and 5G networks determines your reception and service. Particularly in the case of 5G, some carriers offer far more robust coverage than others, which affects how their phone plans perform in different parts of the country.
• Plan extras and perks: In addition to the basics—talk, text, and data—some plans throw in freebies like hotspot allowances, cloud storage, entertainment subscriptions, or service discounts.

Our mobile experts leveraged proprietary data and real-world customer feedback to evaluate the best cell phone and internet bundles. We considered plan-specific elements, including perks, premium data allowances, and mobile hotspot allocations. After extensive research, including customer feedback, we picked the bundles we feel meet the needs of most people.