Ziply Fiber Plans and Prices 2026: PNW Fiber Shopper Guide
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Ziply Fiber plans start at $35 a month in October 2026 for Fiber 100/100, with paperless billing and autopay from a debit card or bank account. The lineup runs from 100 Mbps through 300 Mbps, 1 Gig and 2 Gig, with 5, 10 and 50 Gig in select areas, and every fiber plan uploads as fast as it downloads. There is no annual contract, no data cap and a $0 early termination fee, and the exact price for each tier shows once you enter your address in Washington, Oregon, Idaho or Montana.
Ziply says it replaced introductory pricing with a single straightforward price in 2026, and its current promotion, running through October 28, 2026, adds free professional installation (a $90 value) and a free first month on 2 Gig and 5 Gig in select areas. That makes Ziply one of the simpler fiber bills to read in the Pacific Northwest, provided fiber, not older DSL, reaches your street.
Ziply Fiber plans at a glance (October 2026)
| Plan | Speed (down/up) | What Ziply lists |
|---|---|---|
| Fiber 100/100 | 100/100 Mbps | From $35/mo with paperless and debit or bank autopay; free professional installation through Oct 28 |
| Fiber 300/300 | 300/300 Mbps | Wi-Fi 7 router included; free professional installation through Oct 28 |
| Fiber Gig | 1/1 Gbps | Wi-Fi 7 router included; free professional installation through Oct 28 |
| 2 Gig Fiber | 2/2 Gbps | Wi-Fi 7 router; first month free in select areas and free installation through Oct 28 |
| 5 Gig Fiber | 5/5 Gbps | Wi-Fi 7 router; first month free in select areas and free installation through Oct 28 |
| 10 Gig Fiber | 10/10 Gbps | Static IPv4 and IPv6 included; $300 professional installation |
| 50 Gig Fiber | About 50/50 Gbps | Static IPv4 and IPv6 included; $600 professional installation; very limited areas |
Ziply showed these plan details on its own site on October 14, 2026. Monthly prices above Fiber 100/100 are set by address and appear on the order page and the plan's Broadband Facts label after an address check, so treat the $35 figure as the floor, not the price every home will see.
How Ziply pricing, autopay and discounts work
Ziply's Broadband Facts labels show the monthly price without discounts, then list the discounts you can stack: $10 a month for paperless billing and $10 a month for autopay from a debit card or bank account, or $5 for autopay with a credit card. The prices Ziply advertises already assume paperless billing plus debit or bank autopay, so a household that pays by credit card should expect about $5 more a month than the advertised rate, and one that skips both discounts about $20 more.
- No annual contract, and the label lists a $0 early termination fee.
- Unlimited data with $0 charges for additional usage.
- No bundles. Ziply does not require phone or TV to get its best internet price.
- Router included. Ziply's plan cards list a Wi-Fi 7 router with 300/300 and faster plans, and the company says its router is included in the monthly rate on plans up to 5 Gig.
- Taxes vary by location and are added on top.
Our guide to "fiber-powered" vs real fiber explains why Ziply leans on the fiber-to-the-home label, and internet installation costs in 2026 shows how a free $90 install compares with other providers.
Is Ziply fiber at your address?
Ziply's tiers and prices are set by address. We can check whether fiber, DSL, cable or 5G reaches your home and what each costs.
Which Ziply tier makes sense
- Fiber 100/100 suits one or two people who browse, stream in HD and take video calls. The symmetrical upload is a real step up from cable entry plans.
- Fiber 300/300 covers most families, including 4K streaming, gaming and two people working from home.
- Fiber Gig fits large households with many devices or regular big downloads. Our guide to how many devices 1 Gig can support shows how much headroom it gives.
- 2 Gig and 5 Gig make sense when someone moves huge files over wired 2.5 or 10 Gbps gear. Over Wi-Fi alone, most devices will not use more than about 1 Gbps.
- 10 Gig and 50 Gig are enthusiast and home-lab tiers with large installation fees. Most shoppers should ignore them.
When the address check shows a small gap between Fiber Gig and 2 Gig, the faster plan can be worth it for the first-month-free offer alone. When the gap is large, 1 Gig is almost always the better value. Our guide to 10 Gig home internet covers the routers, network cards and cabling that multi-gig speeds need.
Where Ziply sells fiber, and where it is still DSL
Ziply Fiber serves parts of Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana, including the Seattle, Portland and Spokane suburbs and many smaller towns. RSINC's provider directory lists Ziply in more than 300 cities, and in many of the smaller ones the service recorded is copper DSL of up to about 115 Mbps, not the fiber plans on this page. When the address check offers "Internet" without a fiber speed tier, or a top speed below 100 Mbps, you are looking at DSL. Our guide on how to tell if fiber reaches your address walks through the checks.
Compare providers by state on our Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana internet pages.
How Ziply compares with cable and 5G in the Northwest
Where Ziply fiber and cable both reach a home, the main difference is upload speed and contract terms. Xfinity posted 300 Mbps for $45, 500 Mbps for $60 and 1 Gig for $70 a month with a 5-year price guarantee on October 14, 2026 (offer listed through October 25), but cable uploads are typically far below download speeds outside upgraded areas. Astound also sells cable in parts of Washington and Oregon. T-Mobile 5G Home Internet is an option where fiber has not arrived, though speeds vary with signal and network load. For a deeper look at the trade-offs, see fiber vs 5G home internet.
How to get Ziply's best price
- Enter your exact address on Ziply's site and note every tier and price it offers.
- Open the Broadband Facts label for the tier you want and subtract the paperless and autopay discounts you will actually use.
- Set up autopay with a debit card or bank account rather than a credit card to get the full $10 discount.
- Order before October 28, 2026 if you want the free professional installation and, on 2 Gig or 5 Gig, the free first month where offered.
Rural Northwest homes without Ziply fiber
Large parts of eastern Washington and Oregon, north Idaho and Montana still have no fiber or cable. The usual choices there are Starlink, Viasat and Hughesnet. Check each satellite provider at your exact address, then compare the current monthly price, equipment terms, data policy and typical latency before ordering.
Compare Northwest internet by ZIP
Tell us your ZIP and we will show which fiber, cable, 5G and satellite plans reach your home in Washington, Oregon, Idaho or Montana.
By RSINC. Plan details, discounts and promotion dates were checked on Ziply Fiber's own site on October 14, 2026. Monthly prices vary by address; confirm the price on your Broadband Facts label before you order.
Frequently asked questions
How much is Ziply Fiber per month?
Ziply Fiber starts at $35 a month for Fiber 100/100 with paperless billing and debit card or bank autopay, as listed on October 14, 2026. Prices for 300/300, Fiber Gig and multi-gig tiers are set by address and shown after an address check.
Does Ziply Fiber have contracts or data caps?
No. Ziply lists no annual contract, a $0 early termination fee and unlimited data with no overage charges.
How do Ziply's autopay discounts work?
Ziply's labels list $10 a month off for paperless billing and $10 a month for autopay with a debit card or bank account, or $5 with a credit card. Advertised prices already include paperless billing and debit or bank autopay.
Where is Ziply Fiber available?
Ziply serves parts of Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana. Some smaller towns still get Ziply DSL rather than fiber, so check the speed tiers offered at your address.