Metronet FiberInternet

Metronet is a 100% fiber-optic internet provider serving residential customers across the Midwest and Southeast. Metroconet is an independent authorized retailer for new Metronet service — we help households compare Metronet internet plans, confirm fiber availability at a specific address, and place a new service order online without a store visit or a phone queue.

Metronet fiber is currently available in 234+ markets across 14 states, including major metros like Indianapolis, Lexington, Des Moines, Omaha, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Dayton, Rochester, Fayetteville, and Tallahassee, alongside dozens of smaller communities where fiber arrived before the national carriers.

Metronet internet plans and pricing at a glance

There are three current residential Metronet plans, and all three run over the same fiber network with the same symmetrical speed profile, the same unlimited data policy, and the same no-annual-contract terms. The only difference is total bandwidth.

• 500 Mbps — $60/mo with AutoPay. 1–3 devices, browsing, HD streaming, video calls.
• 1 Gig — $70/mo with AutoPay. Most households — multiple devices, 4K streaming, gaming, remote work.
• 2 Gig — $80/mo with AutoPay. Power users, large households, heavy uploads, smart-home hubs.

The practical takeaway for most shoppers: 1 Gig at $70/mo is the mainstream choice for a typical household running multiple 4K streams, video calls, game consoles, and smart-home devices. 500 Mbps is genuinely sufficient for one or two light users, and 2 Gig costs only $10/mo more than 1 Gig, which makes it an easy upgrade for large households, home offices with heavy upload needs, or anyone who wants headroom for the next five years of connected devices.

Why symmetrical upload speed matters more than the headline number

Cable internet advertises a big download figure and quietly delivers an upload speed that is often a twentieth of it. That asymmetry is exactly what breaks during a workday: your video call compresses, your cloud backup crawls, your screen share stutters, and a 4K clip takes twenty minutes to upload. Fiber is symmetrical by design, so 1 Gig down means 1 Gig up. If you work from home, stream to an audience, back up photos and video, or run security cameras, symmetrical upload is usually the single biggest quality-of-life difference you will notice after switching.

How to check Metronet fiber availability at your address

Fiber is built out street by street, so two homes on opposite sides of the same road can have different answers. Enter your zip code in the availability checker to see whether your area is inside a served Metronet market. Final serviceability is confirmed against your exact street address during the order process. If your area isn't live yet, you can join the waitlist so you hear about it when construction reaches you.

What installation actually involves

You choose a preferred install date and time window when you place your order, and a confirmation follows by email. A technician brings the fiber line to the home, installs the fiber gateway, and gets your Wi-Fi running. Because there is no annual contract on any plan, you are not locking yourself into a multi-year agreement to get promotional pricing.

Current promotion: First Month Free

Metroconet's current featured offer is First Month Free for eligible new customers on new Metronet service. Offer availability and eligibility can vary by service address, and eligibility is confirmed during the ordering process. See the promotions page for the active offer, or go straight to plans and pricing to order.

Is Metroconet the same company as Metronet?

No. Metronet is the fiber network operator and service provider. Metroconet is an independent authorized retailer that sells new Metronet service. If you are already a Metronet customer and need help with billing, an outage, or technical support, contact official Metronet Customer Care — details are on our support page. If you are starting new service, Metroconet is where you compare and order.