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Visible Fiber and Visible One: Prices, Eligibility and Bundle Terms

By RSINC editorial team | Updated

Small white fiber gateway on a hallway shelf beside a smartphone, with a fiber jack on the wall in a bright modern apartment, no logos

Visible Fiber is the fiber home-internet component of Visible One, a bundle combining home internet and a Visible mobile line. The announced entry offer is $100 paid upfront for the first two months, equivalent to $50 a month, followed by $55 a month.

Compare the Verizon Fios provider guide and Fios versus Verizon 5G Home. Fiber and cellular home internet use different connections, even when both are associated with Verizon.

What the launch offer includes

BundleAnnounced priceIncluded service
Visible One$100 for the first two months; then $55/monthVisible base mobile plan and 300/300 Mbps fiber
Visible+ Pro One$75/monthVisible+ Pro mobile plan, smartwatch line and the higher fiber tier

Verizon’s August 27 launch announcement says taxes, fees and internet equipment are included, with no annual contract or credit check. The higher tier’s launch copy uses an ambiguous “1 GB” description; confirm the actual Mbps speed and Broadband Facts label rather than treating that wording as a precise speed specification.

Who can order

The launch eligibility is narrower than simply living in a Fios area: the home must have an existing, inactive optical network terminal, and the customer must not currently subscribe to Verizon Fios. Check the full address through Visible before changing any existing service. An ONT is the installed box that terminates the fiber connection; it is different from a Wi-Fi router.

Equipment and installation

The offer uses self-installation through the existing ONT. Verizon says the included router becomes yours after three consecutive months of service. Read the order terms for what happens if you leave earlier, move, change a mobile line or cancel part of the bundle.

Compare the whole household bill

List your current mobile and home-internet charges separately, then compare the combined amount after the introductory period. Check any number-transfer requirements, device financing and equipment returns on the service you are leaving. A lower introductory total is useful only if the ongoing service fits your household.

See whether a mobile bundle makes sense and fiber versus 5G home internet. Confirm the current offer and final checkout amount for your address; the launch announcement is not a guarantee that every account qualifies.

For help comparing internet at your address, call RSINC at 1-877-697-2926 or compare local providers.

Reviewed October 27, 2026. Availability, prices and terms can change.