Frontier Fiber Plans Available in Indianapolis

Frontier's plan lineup in Indianapolis is designed for simplicity and value. Each tier delivers equal upload and download speeds, an attribute that matters more than ever as Indianapolis residents increasingly work from home, attend virtual meetings, and rely on cloud-based applications. With no hidden fees, no rental charges for equipment, and no contractual obligations, Frontier's pricing is what you actually pay each month.

Plan	Download Speed	Upload Speed	Monthly Price	Contract	Data Cap
Fiber 500	500 Mbps	500 Mbps	$49.99/mo	None	None
Fiber 1 Gig	1,000 Mbps	1,000 Mbps	$74.99/mo	None	None
Fiber 2 Gig	2,000 Mbps	2,000 Mbps	$149.99/mo	None	None

The Fiber 500 plan is the best value for most Indianapolis households, comfortably handling four to six simultaneous streams, online gaming, smart home devices, and video calls. Families in larger homes throughout the Indianapolis suburbs who have eight or more connected devices running concurrently should consider the Fiber 1 Gig plan. The Fiber 2 Gig tier is engineered for the most demanding use cases, including home-based businesses running servers, professional streamers, or households where multiple people are moving large datasets simultaneously.

Call 1-855-981-6281 to confirm availability and explore any current promotional offers in your Indianapolis neighborhood.

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Frontier Fiber Coverage in Indianapolis

Indianapolis is unique among major American cities in that its city limits are largely coterminous with Marion County through the Unigov consolidation, giving it a geographic footprint of nearly 370 square miles. This sprawling layout, combined with a mix of urban core neighborhoods and sprawling suburban developments, creates a varied deployment landscape for fiber internet providers.

Frontier has been building its fiber network in the Indianapolis metro area by leveraging its existing copper DSL infrastructure as a starting point for upgrades. As of early 2026, Frontier Fiber coverage in Indianapolis tends to be concentrated in the northern and northeastern portions of the metro area. Neighborhoods in areas around Carmel, Fishers, and Noblesville in Hamilton County, which technically lie outside the Indianapolis city limits but are integral parts of the metro, have seen significant Frontier Fiber deployment. Within Marion County itself, parts of the north side along the Meridian corridor and areas near Castleton and Lawrence have availability.

The south and west sides of Indianapolis have seen slower fiber rollout from Frontier, though the company has indicated these areas are on the expansion roadmap. Indianapolis's relatively flat terrain and grid-oriented street layout simplify the physical construction process compared to hillier cities, which bodes well for continued rapid deployment. The city's ongoing infrastructure investments, including the expansion of residential developments in previously underserved areas, create natural opportunities for Frontier to extend its fiber footprint.

Stay current on Frontier's Indianapolis coverage expansion through the Frontier Fiber provider hub, which tracks availability updates across all markets.

How Frontier Fiber Compares to Other Indianapolis Providers

Indianapolis residents have traditionally had a fairly limited set of broadband choices, with AT&T and Spectrum serving as the primary wired providers. The arrival of Metronet as a fiber-focused competitor and now Frontier Fiber's expansion has begun to change that dynamic for the better.

Frontier Fiber vs. AT&T Fiber: AT&T has invested heavily in its Indianapolis fiber buildout, making it Frontier's most direct competitor in the market. Both providers offer symmetrical fiber speeds with no data caps on their fiber tiers. AT&T's pricing for its 500 Mbps fiber plan typically starts around $55 per month, slightly above Frontier's $49.99 entry point. Both include routers with their plans, though Frontier's Wi-Fi 6 unit is newer in many cases. The primary differentiator is availability at your specific address and any active promotional pricing. For households where both services are offered, a detailed side-by-side comparison is worthwhile. See our Frontier Fiber vs. AT&T comparison for the full breakdown.

Frontier Fiber vs. Spectrum: Spectrum serves a large portion of the Indianapolis metro with cable internet speeds up to 1 Gbps. The fundamental difference between Spectrum and Frontier is the technology: Spectrum's cable infrastructure delivers asymmetric speeds with upload rates that are a small fraction of download speeds, while Frontier Fiber provides equal speeds in both directions. For a Spectrum customer on the 300 Mbps plan paying around $50 per month, Frontier's Fiber 500 plan at $49.99 is a significant upgrade that delivers faster speeds in both directions at the same price point. Spectrum's lack of data caps in Indiana is an advantage over some cable competitors, but it does not offset the upload speed deficit. Read more in our Frontier Fiber vs. Spectrum comparison.

Frontier Fiber vs. Metronet: Metronet is a fiber-to-the-home provider that has been expanding across Indianapolis and Indiana more broadly. As a fellow fiber provider, Metronet offers a similar symmetrical speed experience to Frontier. Metronet's pricing and plans are broadly comparable, and the company has earned positive reviews for its customer service in Indiana markets. The choice between Frontier Fiber and Metronet often comes down to which provider serves your specific neighborhood, current promotional pricing, and individual customer service experiences. Both represent strong fiber options for Indianapolis residents.

Frontier Fiber Installation in Indianapolis

Getting Frontier Fiber installed at your Indianapolis home is a one-visit process that typically does not require any advance preparation beyond choosing where you want your router placed. Here is what to expect.

Order and scheduling: After confirming your address is in Frontier Fiber's service area, select your plan and book an installation date. Indianapolis installations generally can be scheduled within one to two weeks of ordering. You will receive a confirmation with your appointment window, typically in two to four hour blocks.

Installation process: The technician begins by mounting the ONT (optical network terminal) on the exterior of your home, usually near where utilities enter the building. From there, a fiber-optic cable is run from the ONT to your chosen interior location. For the ranch-style and colonial homes common throughout Indianapolis neighborhoods like Broad Ripple, Meridian-Kessler, and Butler-Tarkington, this is a clean and efficient process. The technician may drill a small hole through an exterior wall or use existing cable entry points. Expect the full installation to take approximately two to three hours.

Indianapolis considerations: Many Indianapolis homes, particularly those built in the 1950s through 1980s in neighborhoods across the north and east sides, have basements that make interior cable routing straightforward. If you live in a newer development in areas like the far north side or in Hendricks or Johnson Counties, your home may already have conduit in place from original construction that simplifies installation further. For homes in historic districts like Woodruff Place, Herron-Morton, or Irvington, the technician will take extra care to preserve architectural integrity during exterior mounting.

Post-installation verification: Your technician will set up the included Wi-Fi 6 router, configure your network, and run speed tests to confirm performance. Review all available Frontier Fiber plans before your installation so you are confident in your speed tier selection.

Is Frontier Fiber Worth It in Indianapolis?

Indianapolis has historically been an underserved broadband market relative to its size, with many residents feeling locked into either AT&T or Spectrum with limited alternatives. The expansion of fiber providers like Frontier and Metronet has been a welcome development for the city's nearly 888,000 residents, and Frontier Fiber represents a strong value in this changing market.

For Indianapolis households currently on Spectrum cable, switching to Frontier Fiber at the Fiber 500 tier delivers a night-and-day improvement in upload performance at a comparable monthly cost. This matters for the growing number of Indy residents who work in the city's expanding tech sector, healthcare administration, financial services, and logistics industries where remote collaboration and cloud computing are daily necessities.

Indianapolis also has a vibrant gaming community, anchored by Gen Con, one of the largest gaming conventions in the world, and a growing esports scene. Gamers benefit enormously from Frontier Fiber's low latency and consistent speeds, as fiber connections reduce ping times and eliminate the packet loss issues that cable networks can experience during peak usage hours.

The no-contract, no-data-cap structure provides peace of mind for Indianapolis families who stream heavily. With no overage charges and no surprise fee increases tied to contract renewals, Frontier Fiber's billing is predictable month after month. For residents in eligible areas, it is one of the strongest broadband options in the Indianapolis market. Explore Frontier Fiber availability across Indiana for broader coverage information.

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