T-Mobile adds 5 Gig fiber plan at $90/month
TL;DR: T-Mobile launched a 5 gigabit home fiber plan on November 3, 2026, priced at $90 per month with autopay, and said customers who sign up now can keep that base price for 10 years.
T-Mobile launched a 5 gigabit fiber broadband service on November 3, 2026, priced at $90 per month. T-Mobile said the 10-year price guarantee applies to customers who sign up now.
T-Mobile now lists four home fiber plans: Fiber 300 Mbps at $35 per month, Fiber 1 Gig at $55 per month, Fiber 2 Gig at $70 per month, and Fiber 5 Gig at $90 per month. T-Mobile said these prices require autopay and exclude taxes and fees.
|
Plan |
Speed |
Price per month |
|---|---|---|
|
Fiber 300 |
300 Mbps |
$35 |
|
Fiber 1 Gig |
1 Gbps |
$55 |
|
Fiber 2 Gig |
2 Gbps |
$70 |
|
Fiber 5 Gig |
5 Gbps |
$90 |
T-Mobile said its fiber service uses a direct fiber-optic connection to the home and offers symmetrical speeds, with uploads matching downloads. The company said the 5 Gig plan is aimed at households with high simultaneous bandwidth use, including gaming, work, video calls, security cameras, cloud backups, and smart home devices.
T-Mobile said the 10-year price guarantee does not include taxes and fees, voluntary equipment or speed upgrades, select limited-time promotions, per-use charges, third-party services, or network management practices. T-Mobile also said, for a limited time, customers can receive bill credits equal to two months free and $300 in virtual prepaid cards if they do not cancel within the first year.
Relevant questions
How much does T-Mobile's new 5 Gig fiber plan cost?
T-Mobile priced its new 5 Gig fiber plan at $90 per month. The listed price requires autopay and excludes taxes and fees.
What fiber plans does T-Mobile offer now?
T-Mobile lists four fiber plans: 300 Mbps for $35 per month, 1 Gig for $55, 2 Gig for $70, and 5 Gig for $90. The prices require autopay and exclude taxes and fees.
What does T-Mobile's 10-year price guarantee exclude?
T-Mobile said the guarantee excludes taxes and fees, voluntary equipment or speed upgrades, select limited-time promotions, per-use charges, third-party services, and network management practices.
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