Fiber internet, or fiber-optic internet, is a high-speed broadband technology that uses thin strands of glass or plastic fibers to transmit data as light signals. Unlike traditional copper-based connections, fiber internet offers exceptionally fast speeds and high reliability, as light can travel faster and with less resistance than electrical signals. This technology allows users to experience faster symmetrical upload and downloads, seamless streaming, low latency for online gaming, and robust connectivity for multiple devices. Because fiber internet is less affected by weather or electromagnetic interference, it provides a consistent and reliable connection, making it an ideal choice for homes and businesses looking for high-performance internet. Make Glo Fiber your choice for fiber internet.

Glo Fiber customers are consistently praising the company for its reliable, fast, and high-quality internet service that keeps them connected without interruptions. Many appreciate the smooth streaming and quick download speeds that come with fiber optics, noting it’s a great fit for households with multiple devices. Glo Fiber's straightforward customer service is another highlight, with customers frequently mentioning how friendly, responsive, and helpful representatives are when resolving issues or answering questions. Customers also value Glo Fiber’s transparent pricing, expressing relief at not having to worry about hidden fees or unexpected rate increases. Overall, customers are sharing how Glo Fiber has made a positive difference in their daily lives by providing a dependable, high-speed internet experience tailored to meet their needs.

"Installation was a breeze. Customer service is the best. You can understand the person you’re talking to.” – Mark S.

"Local people answered the phone. Happy dealing with a local business!.” – Stacey S.

"I love the speed and price. Great customer service.”

Glo Fiber internet is designed for high reliability, largely due to its fiber-optic infrastructure. Fiber optics provide faster speeds and more consistent connections compared to traditional cable or DSL connections. Glo Fiber uses this FTTH technology to deliver strong, low-latency internet that's highly resistant to common issues like slowdowns during peak usage times or disruptions from weather. With fiber, data can travel over longer distances without losing signal quality, leading to fewer outages and buffering.

Choosing the right Glo Fiber internet speed for your home depends on how many devices you have, the number of family members in your home, your household's online activities, and the speed you need to enjoy seamless connectivity. Here’s a quick guide to help:

300 Mbps: Ideal for single users or small households with moderate internet needs. Good for HD streaming, gaming, and supporting multiple devices.

600 Mbps: Excellent for larger families or households with many devices. Handles 4K streaming, remote work, and gaming smoothly across several devices.

1 Gbps and Up (1,000 Mbps): Best for power users or connected homes with heavy internet usage. Perfect for smart homes, simultaneous gaming, 4K streaming, and quick downloads on many devices.

Glo Fiber's fast and reliable fiber-optic network delivers consistent speeds with low latency, so whichever plan fits your needs, you’ll enjoy a stable connection. We can help you choose based on your needs.

Switching to Glo Fiber means you’ll get a high-speed, reliable internet experience supported by advanced fiber-optic technology. Fiber internet provides faster speeds and smoother streaming, gaming, and video calls without the lags or buffering common with traditional internet. Glo Fiber also includes access to whole home WiFi, which provides strong, consistent WiFi coverage throughout your home. You can easily manage and optimize your WiFi with the equipment app, giving you control over devices, guest networks, and parental controls. Plus, with real local support and a commitment to excellent service, Glo Fiber prioritizes customer satisfaction and community connection.

Glo Fiber’s straightforward monthly billing is designed for ease, transparency, and flexibility. After you sign up, you’ll receive a monthly bill either electronically or via paper mail, based on your preference. Glo Fiber offers several payment methods: online, through the Glo Fiber website or app, by phone, via automatic bank draft, or by mailing a check. The bill outlines each service or product cost, making it easy to see what you’re paying for, with no hidden fees or surprises.

For convenience, Glo Fiber also provides an autopay option to ensure your account is paid on time every month, eliminating late fees and streamlining the process. If you have any billing-related questions, Glo Fiber's customer support is ready to help clarify any details.

• Fiber offers symmetrical speeds, which means it can upload as fast as it downloads. This is helpful in gaming, video conferencing and uploading large files.
• Fiber is much faster than any other type of internet. Fiber was created specifically for data transfer, whereas most other types of internet were originally created for other purposes.
• Fiber is more reliable than other types of internet due to resistance to electrical interference, and the ability for a signal to travel farther without additional equipment needed.

It’s not that different, from a customer's perspective. It takes about the same amount of time as other internet installs you may be used to. One added benefit is that our fiber installs supply the internet internally over WiFi, so you do not need to have additional outlets placed to run wiring. One line comes in, to an ONT, which is similar to a modem, and the ONT is connected to a router to create the WiFi network.

Fiber to the Home means that the network is entirely fiber all the way to your house. Other internet providers may have a fiber backbone, but use cable equipment to deliver internet from the main line into your home. This practice negates any benefit you may have gotten from the fiber network, as your last leg will be subject to all the limitations of cable.