Metronet plans and pricing compared: which one fits your home in 2026?

Metronet (100% Fiber Internet) serves 16 states with plans starting at $45/mo. Advertised tiers only tell half the story though, so below is every current plan with verified October 22, 2026 pricing, what each includes, and an honest read on who should pick it.

The lineup at a glance

Fiber 150, 150 Mbps at $35 /mo intro

Symmetrical starter. Here is what the price includes:

• 150/150 symmetrical
• Router included
• No data caps

Best for: Light users, small households and anyone optimizing the monthly bill.

Fiber 500, 500 Mbps at $45 /mo · lock options

Best-value tier. Here is what the price includes:

• 500/500 symmetrical
• $49/mo with 3-year lock
• Router included

Best for: Most households, it's the sweet spot of price and headroom.

Fiber 1 Gig, 1 Gbps at $55 /mo intro

Gig for about a nickel per Mbps. Here is what the price includes:

• 1,000/1,000 symmetrical
• Premium router included
• No data caps

Best for: Busy families, heavy streamers and multi-device households.

Fiber 2 Gig, 2 Gbps at $75 /mo intro

Multi-gig neighborhoods. Here is what the price includes:

• 2,000/2,000 symmetrical
• Premium router included
• WholeHome WiFi options

Best for: Gamers, creators, remote workers and big busy homes.

How to choose between them

Start from your busiest hour, not your average one. One or two people browsing and streaming sit comfortably on the entry tier; a family running simultaneous 4K streams, video calls and gaming wants the mid tier; and if anyone uploads for a living, works remote full-time or fills the house with smart devices, the top tier's headroom is what keeps evenings smooth.

Equipment and the real monthly cost

Metronet: router included, $0 equipment fee on every plan. Always add any equipment, installation and tax lines to the advertised price before comparing against another provider, and note when the promotional term ends, that is the number that decides whether a plan stays a good deal.

Where you can get it

Metronet serves 16 states. Availability genuinely changes street to street, so run your ZIP through the Netway checker, then call (313) 387-3220 and we confirm your exact address before planning an install date.

Bottom line

Metronet doesn't retrofit old coax, it builds entire communities fiber-to-the-home from day one. If that matches what your household needs, order direct from the plan page, pricing shown was verified on October 22, 2026.

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