Can you install Frontier Internet® by yourself?

Yes, you can install Frontier internet on your own in about 30 minutes.

How do I get my Frontier self-install kit?

You can order your self-install kit when you order your Frontier internet service.

How much is Frontier’s installation fee?

Frontier charges an $85 activation fee for both professional installations and self-installations—though this fee may be waived for new customers. For DSL, expert installation costs $85.00. Fiber plans cost $50.00 for expert installation.

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Frontier Internet Self-Installation Guide

by Austin Aguirre | Mar 14, 2023 | Brand Guides, FAQ

Frontier offers two ways to install your internet service: you can schedule a professional install, where...

Mbps vs. Gbps: Do You Need Gigabit Internet?

by Kevin Parrish | Mar 14, 2023 | FAQ, Gaming, Internet Speed Guides

Gigabit internet is a connection with speeds between 940–1,000 Mbps. But do you really need a connection that fast? We list the benefits of a gigabit connection and every plan with gigabit speeds and faster so you can decide.

How to Choose an Internet Service Provider

by Peter Holslin | Mar 6, 2023 | FAQ, Provider Comparisons (Versus)

1. Find internet providers in your area.
2. Compare plans, pricing, speeds, and more.
3. Discover how much internet speed you need.
4. Test your current internet speed.
5. Know if you’re switching providers and cost of early termination.
6. Choose your internet provider.

How to Find Free Public Wi-Fi Hotspots

by Peter Holslin | Mar 3, 2023 | FAQ, Featured, Technology

It’s hard to get anything done in today’s world without an internet connection. Fortunately, free public Wi-Fi has been popping up all over the country, saving us all from draining our data plans. Known as hotspots, these helpful connections make getting Wi-Fi access on the go easy. But how exactly does a hotspot work? And how can you find one near you?

DSL vs. Fiber Internet: Which One Is Right for You?

by Peter Holslin | Mar 3, 2023 | FAQ

Fiber is fast but do you need it? We compare fiber and DSL internet to help you decide which provider type is the best for your internet needs.

DSL vs. Cable: Which Is Right for You?

by Kristin Cooke | Feb 24, 2023 | FAQ, Provider Comparisons (Versus)

DSL 3 Mbps–115 Mbps About $20–$70/mo. Prices locked for 1–2 yrs. View DSL Providers Cable 10...

How to Check Your Internet Speed

by Peter Christiansen | Feb 15, 2023 | FAQ, Internet Speed Guides

How do you know your speeds are accurate in all the different online speed tests? Our guide shows you how to get a speed you can trust.

Internet for Apartments: How to Get Wi-Fi Where You Live

by Peter Holslin | Feb 15, 2023 | FAQ

Some apartments already have a preferred internet provider you can sign up with, but is it the best option? Our guide helps you get the best internet for your apartment.

What Is a Good Download and Upload Speed?

by Peter Christiansen | Feb 15, 2023 | FAQ, Internet Speed Guides

What actually counts as “good internet?” Know what speeds you have and what the right speed is for you with our helpful speed guide.

7 Reasons Why Your Internet is Slow (and How to Fix It)

by Rebecca Lee Armstrong | Feb 14, 2023 | FAQ, Internet Speed Guides

Finally – your ultimate guide to fixing slow internet. Quick fixes, step-by-step help, common problems, factors that might effect speeds, and more.

How Much Should I Be Paying for High-Speed Internet?

by Peter Holslin | Feb 14, 2023 | FAQ

The available internet packages will vary greatly by location but on average cost about $50.00 per month for about 100 Mbps of speed. The average advertised package for stand-alone internet service in America is around $50 per month during the initial promotional offer and about $60 per month after the promotional period expires.

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How Much Internet Speed You Need to Work from Home

by Rebecca Lee Armstrong | Feb 9, 2023 | FAQ, Internet Speed Guides

Internet demands can be high when sending emails, video-conferencing, and just doing your job. So how much internet speed do you need when working from home?

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