Fiber · GPON Asymmetric upload
Verizon Fios 2 Gig
East Coast metros. CORRECTED: live site lists this as symmetrical — it isn’t.
Max down
2.3 Gbps
Max up
1 Gbps
Standard
$109.99/mo
5-year price lock
5-year price lock
$ per Gbps
$47.82
Install
$0
Equipment
Wi-Fi 6E router + extender
Coverage
9 East Coast states + DC
15M homes/businesses · NY · NJ · PA · MA · MD · VA · DC · RI · DE
15M homes/businesses · NY · NJ · PA · MA · MD · VA · DC · RI · DE
Tech
Fiber · GPON
What we like
- 5-year price lock
- No equipment fees on 2 Gig (router included)
- Reliable East Coast fiber
- J.D. Power #1 East region 5 years running (780/1,000)
- BYOD via ONT Ethernet port supported
Watch out for
- ASYMMETRIC at top tier — 2.3 Gbps down / 1 Gbps up
- 2 Gig upgrade requires $99–$150 tech visit (new CR1000A ONT/router)
- Equipment-return billing disputes — ConsumerAffairs reports of $200+ charges sent to collections despite UPS delivery proof
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Three-year cost of ownership
At $109.99/mo plus no install fee, this plan totals about $3,959.64 over three years before any equipment costs. Compare that to cheaper tiers in the same footprint. Whether the extra bandwidth is worth it depends on the upload work you actually do.
Who this is for
East Coast metros.
All Verizon Fios plans
Full residential lineup, sorted by speed. The highlighted row is the tier reviewed on this page. Prices verified 2026-05-10; check the provider site for current promos.
300/300
300 Mbps
$50/mo
symmetric · w/ autopay + mobile bundle
500/500
500 Mbps
$70/mo
symmetric
1 Gig
940 Mbps / 880 Mbps ↑
$90/mo
2 Gig
2.3 Gbps / 1 Gbps ↑
$120/mo
asymmetric · $99–$150 ONT swap on upgrade
Reviewed here
What you’ll need at home
- A modern Wi-Fi 6 or 6E router. The bundled router is usually fine.
- An ONT (optical network terminal). The provider installs and owns it.