All-in-One Wireless and Broadband Internet Bundles

AT&T has introduced a new service called OneConnect that integrates wireless phone service and home broadband into a single monthly subscription. This offering aims to simplify connectivity by combining mobile data and home internet under a unified price point.

According to reporting from CNET, the OneConnect bundle is structured into three pricing tiers. The Individual tier is priced at $90 per month and includes one member, one voice line, up to three data devices, and one household with 1Gbps internet.

The Duo tier costs $120 per month, providing for two members, two voice lines, up to six data devices, and 1Gbps home internet. The Family tier is priced at $225 per month, which allows for unlimited members, up to 10 voice lines, up to 10 data devices, and 1Gbps home internet.

Pricing and Accessibility

A notable feature of the OneConnect subscription is that the listed monthly prices include taxes and fees. CNET notes that this pricing model is becoming increasingly rare among major carriers, as most other wireless plans add these costs on top of the base price.

As of April 4, 2026, the availability of OneConnect is restricted. The bundle is limited to new AT&T customers, and existing customers do not have a migration path to combine their current broadband and wireless services under this specific subscription model.

The financial impact of the bundle varies based on the user’s previous configuration. For a single user, a combination of a Premium 2.0 wireless plan at $90 and home fiber at $65 would cost $155. The OneConnect Individual plan reduces this cost to $90. For two people, a bundle consisting of two lines on the Premium 2.0 plan and AT&T Internet 1000 fiber at $65 would cost approximately $225, whereas the OneConnect Duo plan is $120.

Beyond the OneConnect tiers, AT&T offers other bundle options through its All in One deal. These promotions may qualify users for reward cards and ongoing bill savings when combining AT&T 5G wireless and home internet. These general bundles can provide home internet speeds up to 5 GIG, though speeds and availability depend on the user’s location.

Competitive Landscape

Other major providers are employing different strategies to bundle mobile and home services. Verizon offers a mobile and home discount that provides $15 per month off eligible Frontier fiber internet plans that cost $20 or more per month, provided the customer also has a Verizon postpaid mobile plan. This discount is accessible by connecting accounts through a specific enrollment hub.

Verizon’s bundling strategy also includes a three-year price lock on both mobile phone and home plans. Select internet plans allow customers to add one perk for up to $10 per month. These perks include several entertainment and utility options:

• Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ (with ads) for $10 per month
• Netflix and HBO Max (with ads) for $10 per month
• Apple One for $15 per month
• Apple Music Family for $10 per month
• YouTube Premium for $10 per month
• FOX One for $15 per month
• Verizon Family Plus for $10 per month
• 100 GB Mobile Hotspot for $10 per month
• Three TravelPass Days for $10 per month
• Unlimited Cloud Storage for $10 per month
• Google AI Pro for $10 per month
• A second phone number for $10 per month

Comcast’s Xfinity has also introduced new national internet plans designed to include multiple services in a single package to simplify the user experience.