Top Discounts You're Missing on Frontier
If you are still on Frontier DSL, you are likely paying more per megabit than fiber customers in the same area. The price difference between Frontier's legacy DSL and its modern fiber plans is one of the largest in the industry, and switching can save you hundreds of dollars per year while dramatically improving your internet experience.
Frontier Communications operates two distinct internet services: legacy DSL that delivers maximum speeds up to 140 Mbps at $55 per month, and modern fiber-to-the-home that provides 500 Mbps symmetrical speeds starting at just $30 per month. This means DSL customers often pay $25 more per month for service that is three to ten times slower than what fiber customers receive. Over a twelve-month period, that price gap adds up to $300 in unnecessary costs, and over five years, the difference exceeds $1,500. The situation becomes even more dramatic at higher speed tiers: Frontier's 1 Gig fiber plan at $50 per month delivers 1,000 Mbps symmetrical speeds, while DSL customers paying $55 cannot access even a fraction of that bandwidth. For households that have been with Frontier for years on DSL, the opportunity to save money while upgrading to fiber represents one of the best values in residential internet service.