1 Gig Fiber Internet Powered by Mercury
In small towns and beyond, Mercury’s 1 Gig fiber internet service keeps you connected with lightning-fast speeds and reliability. Whether streaming movies, attending virtual meetings or gaming, discover seamless connectivity for your home or business.

Understanding 1 Gig Fiber Internet
Mercury helps you tailor your internet speed to fit the unique needs of your household.
1 Gig fiber internet delivers download and upload speeds of up to one gigabit per second, making it significantly faster than average broadband speeds. With ultra-fast speeds and low latency, 1 Gig fiber provides superior performance.
From security systems and video doorbells to smart refrigerators, TVs, and tablets, the average household now has more than 20 connected devices.* Mercury’s 1 Gig fiber is built for homes with 11 or more devices, delivering smooth 4K streaming, lag-free gaming, and crystal-clear video conferencing.
Fiber internet relies on fiber optic cables that transmit data as light signals. This technology improves internet speeds, reliability and security. Fiber optic cables are also less susceptible to environmental damage from the elements.
Fiber Internet Plans for Every Household
Benefits of Mercury Fiber’s 1 Gig Internet
1 Gig fiber internet has greater bandwidth than traditional cable, satellite, fixed wireless and DSL. If your household includes multiple users engaging in streaming, gaming, working remotely or smart home automation, 1 Gig is a solid choice.
Explore six ways 1 Gig internet transforms connectivity and enhances performance:
1 Gig Fiber Internet Pricing and Plans
Mercury offers flexible monthly plans with no long-term contract, unlimited data and our best-in-class Wi-Fi 6 router.
Our 1 Gig fiber comes with a Tech Assurance Plan for peace of mind. The plan covers up to $500 per year in charges for accidental damage to Mercury equipment or cabling and service calls for equipment and connectivity problems.
If your home is larger than 2,500 square feet, we recommend adding our Whole Home Wi-Fi which offers additional coverage with mesh extenders. It eliminates dead spots around your home and can even extend connectivity to outdoor spaces such as a workshop, patio or pool.
For small businesses or remote workers using a VPN, we offer the ability to upgrade your plan with a static IP address. This service is also useful if you’re hosting websites or online services.
Customer Support
Mercury is committed to customer satisfaction and hassle-free service. We prioritize providing reliable support services, including troubleshooting assistance and technical guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
1 Gig internet has symmetrical download and upload speeds of 1 gigabit per second. This high-speed solution enables users to stream video, play online games and work remotely without buffering.
1 Gig internet enables residential users to connect with at least 11 devices to ensure seamless service throughout the home.
Yes. 1 Gig internet’s symmetrical speeds and minimal ping enable real-time gaming.
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Yes. 1 Gig internet supports at least 11 devices, allowing multiple users to connect simultaneously.
A Mercury technician will visit your home or business to complete the installation. Fiber-optic cables will be run from the local network to a nearby distribution point, then connected to your property.
The technician will install an Optical Network Terminal (ONT) to convert light signals into usable internet data, connect it to your router and run tests to ensure everything is working properly.
Mercury is committed to connecting underserved communities in the Midwest. We provide fiber service to areas in Indiana, Michigan, Kansas and Ohio.
Existing Mercury customers can upgrade to 1 Gig internet if they live in an area with fiber access.
Yes. 1 Gig internet is suitable for small businesses and homes. We offer Whole Home Wi-Fi to eliminate potential dead zones in homes larger than 2,500 square feet.
*Source: Consumer Affairs: Average number of smart devices in a home 2025 (April 2024)