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What is Ting Internet?
Ting Internet is a regional fiber provider offering fast, symmetrical speeds in select U.S. communities. Its footprint is much smaller than those of national providers, but its home internet service is refreshingly simple: straightforward pricing, unlimited data, and no annual contracts.
The main catch is availability — and whether Ting’s premium-priced service offers more speed than your household needs. In this guide, we’ll break down its plans, costs, equipment, and service areas so you can decide whether Ting Internet is a good fit for your home.
How much does Ting Internet cost?
Ting keeps the math simple: Home Fiber costs $89 per month, or $99 per month when bundled with one unlimited mobile line. There are no lower-priced speed tiers, so the main question is whether your household needs gigabit or multi-gigabit service.
Data effective as of post date. Speeds up to 2,000 Mbps are available in select markets; availability and offers vary by location.
*$10 mobile add-on available to eligible new Ting Mobile customers and may change after the first 12 mos.
Home Fiber includes symmetrical download and upload speeds, meaning uploads should be as fast as downloads. Adding Ting Mobile costs $10 more per month and saves $15 compared with purchasing the $89 internet plan and Ting’s standalone $25 mobile service separately.
Wi-Fi equipment is optional. Ting Whole Home Wi-Fi starts at $8 per month and includes an eero 7 Wi-Fi router, plus app-based controls, technical support, and equipment replacement. Whole Home Wi-Fi+ starts at $24 per month and adds more routers that work together to spread a consistent signal through larger or multistory homes.
Where is Ting Internet available?
Availability for Ting Internet is limited to select communities across Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Maryland, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. The company’s footprint is much smaller than those of major ISPs like Spectrum and Xfinity. Even within Ting markets, availability can vary from one neighborhood — or even one street — to the next.
Before planning around those 2,000 Mbps speeds, we recommend checking your address on Ting’s website. If service hasn’t reached your home, you can join the waitlist for expansion updates. Customers in covered areas should also confirm which speeds are available, since 2 Gig service remains limited to select markets.
Pro tip: Want to know how Ting’s fiber network actually works under the hood? Check out our beginner’s guide to Ting Fiber Internet.
Why is Ting Internet in the news?
You don’t need to follow every corporate update before choosing an internet provider. But when a regional ISP could change hands, it’s reasonable to wonder whether that might eventually affect pricing, customer service, or network expansion.
In November 2025, parent company Tucows announced that it was exploring strategic options for Ting Internet. That could eventually lead to a sale or another ownership change, but Tucows has not announced a buyer or outcome. Its May 2026 financial update simply confirmed that the review was still underway.
Early 2026 brought Ting’s subscriber total to 56,800 (up about 2,900), while quarterly revenue rose 19% year over year and its adjusted EBITDA loss narrowed. No immediate changes to service, pricing, or customer support have been announced, but prospective subscribers should keep an eye on future ownership updates.
Is Ting Internet worth it?
Ting Internet is worth considering if its fiber service is available at your address and your household will benefit from gigabit speeds. Reviews.org’s Ting Internet review calls the service a strong fiber option for the right household, while customer reviews compiled by HighSpeedInternet.com are mostly positive about its reliability, pricing, installation, and customer support. The main drawbacks are its limited footprint, $89 starting price, and lack of cheaper speed tiers.
Ting doesn’t appear in our 2026 Internet Customer Satisfaction Survey, so we don’t yet have enough first-party survey data to compare its customers’ experiences with those of larger providers. But based on its plan details and outside reviews, Ting looks like a solid choice for households that value fast uploads, unlimited data, and straightforward pricing.
Ting Internet FAQ
How much does Ting Internet cost per month?
Ting Home Fiber costs $89.00 per month and includes symmetrical speeds up to 2,000 Mbps in select markets, plus unlimited data. The Home Fiber + Unlimited Mobile bundle costs $99.00 per month; see our Ting pricing table above for full details.
Is Ting Internet available in my area?
Ting Internet is available only in select communities, and coverage can vary by neighborhood or street. Enter your exact address on Ting's website to confirm service and available speeds.
Does Ting Internet have a data cap?
No. Ting Home Fiber includes unlimited data so that you won't face overage charges or reduced speeds based on monthly usage.
Does Ting Internet require a contract?
No. Ting offers month-to-month internet service without annual contracts or early termination fees. It also avoids introductory pricing, so your advertised monthly rate doesn't automatically increase when a promotional period ends.
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