Is AT&T All-Fi Pro Worth It?
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AT&T All-Fi Pro is worth it for some households and an easy skip for others. It costs $25 a month on AT&T Fiber plans of 1 GIG and below, and it's included at no extra cost on AT&T's multi-gig plans. For that, you get a Wi-Fi 7 gateway, mesh extenders and AT&T's advanced ActiveArmor security. Here's exactly what's included, what each piece would cost on its own, and who should pay for it.
All-Fi Pro costs $25/mo on AT&T Fiber plans of 1 GIG and below and is included at no extra cost on multi-gig plans. It bundles a Wi-Fi 7 gateway, mesh extenders and advanced ActiveArmor security. It's worth it if you'd otherwise pay for both AT&T's extender service ($12/mo) and advanced security ($7/mo). Skip it if your home is small or you already own a mesh system.
All-Fi Pro and add-on prices from att.com, checked October 7, 2026.
What All-Fi Pro includes
- Wi-Fi 7 gateway: AT&T's latest gateway, which supports newer, faster Wi-Fi devices.
- Extended Wi-Fi coverage: mesh extenders as needed, up to five, with each covering up to about 1,000 square feet. AT&T decides how many your home needs.
- ActiveArmor advanced security: VPN at Home for up to five devices, ID Monitoring, a Threat Activity Dashboard and Advanced Content Controls for kids' devices.
- Equipment upgrades: after 12 months on All-Fi Pro you qualify for an equipment upgrade program, with one upgrade every 36 months.
What it costs
| AT&T Fiber plan | Plan price* | All-Fi Pro |
|---|---|---|
| 300 Mbps | $50/mo | +$25/mo |
| 500 Mbps | $60/mo | +$25/mo |
| 1 GIG | $70/mo | +$25/mo |
| Multi-gig (such as 5 GIG at $110/mo) | Varies | Included |
*AT&T Fiber prices include the $10/mo autopay and paperless billing discount. AT&T Fiber prices from att.com as of October 6, 2026; All-Fi Pro price from att.com as of October 7, 2026. Prices may vary by address. All-Fi Pro is $25/mo plus tax.
On a 300 Mbps plan, All-Fi Pro raises your bill by half. On 1 GIG, it takes you from $70 to $95 a month.
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Is it a good deal compared with buying pieces separately?
AT&T also sells the pieces on their own. Its Extended Wi-Fi Coverage service is listed at $12/mo and its advanced ActiveArmor security at $7/mo, or $19 a month together. So the Pro bundle costs about $6 a month more than those two add-ons and adds the Wi-Fi 7 gateway and the upgrade program. If you'd buy both add-ons anyway, Pro is a reasonable value. If you need only one, it isn't.
| Option | Monthly cost | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| All-Fi Pro | $25 (included on multi-gig) | Wi-Fi 7 gateway, up to 5 mesh extenders, advanced ActiveArmor, equipment upgrade program |
| Extended Wi-Fi Coverage + ActiveArmor advanced | $19 ($12 + $7) | Extenders and advanced security with the standard gateway |
| Basic All-Fi | $0 | Standard gateway and the Smart Home Manager app |
| Your own mesh behind AT&T's gateway | $0/mo (one-time purchase) | Your own equipment; you handle setup and support |
AT&T prices from att.com as of October 7, 2026. Taxes extra.
Basic All-Fi, AT&T's standard Wi-Fi experience with the Smart Home Manager app, comes free with AT&T Fiber, so you aren't stuck without Wi-Fi management if you skip Pro.
Who should get All-Fi Pro
- Large or multi-story homes where one gateway can't cover every room, and you want AT&T to supply and support the mesh.
- Families who will use the content controls and the home VPN.
- People who don't want to manage their own equipment and like getting upgrades on a schedule.
- Multi-gig customers: it's included, so make sure it's turned on.
Who can skip it
- Apartments and smaller homes where the standard gateway already reaches every room.
- People who already own a good mesh system. You can't replace AT&T's gateway, but you can connect your own router or mesh behind it. Learn more in does the AT&T Wi-Fi extender work with any router?
- Anyone without Wi-Fi 7 devices who doesn't need the extenders or security features.
Buying your own mesh costs more up front but no monthly fee. For options, see an affordable Wi-Fi 7 mesh system and dual-band Wi-Fi 7 routers.
Availability note
All-Fi Pro is an AT&T Fiber add-on. When it launched in 2025, AT&T said it wasn't available in certain Gigapower open-access markets. Check availability with AT&T for your address.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is AT&T All-Fi Pro?
$25 a month plus tax on AT&T Fiber plans of 1 GIG and below. It's included at no extra cost on multi-gig plans.
Does All-Fi Pro include a Wi-Fi 7 gateway?
Yes. All-Fi Pro includes AT&T's Wi-Fi 7 gateway, mesh extenders as needed and ActiveArmor advanced security.
Can I cancel All-Fi Pro?
All-Fi Pro is a month-to-month add-on. Contact AT&T to remove it and ask about returning any extenders.