LANet on Atomic Fiber

Choose local fiber internet with managed Wi‑Fi.

LANet brings fast internet, local support, and managed router service to the Atomic Fiber network. Serving Los Alamos, White Rock, and Sierra Los Pinos for 28 years.

No contractsNo data capsNo hidden feesLocal support
Annual Special: Pay for 10 months, get 12 months of service — that’s 2 months free!

LANet Atomic Fiber Plans

Simple pricing with local support. Managed router included on 100 Mbps, 250 Mbps, and Gigabit plans.

Family Choice

Family

250 Mbps
$79.95 /mo
  • Managed router included
  • Better for multiple devices
  • Streaming, gaming, school, and work
Choose Family
Fastest

Gigabit

Up to 1,000 Mbps
$99.95 /mo
  • Managed router included
  • Best for power users
  • High-speed fiber performance
Choose Gigabit

Basic Plans

Managed router available for $6.95/month. Starter 25 Mbps is not offered through Atomic Fiber.

Essential 50 Mbps$49.95/mo
 
Home 75 Mbps$59.95/mo

Why choose LANet?

Atomic Fiber provides the network. LANet provides the local service, router support, and care.

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Local Support

LANet is locally owned and operated. You get support from people who live and work in the community.

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Managed Wi‑Fi

With a managed router, LANet can help troubleshoot, monitor, and improve your home Wi‑Fi experience.

Fast Fiber Speeds

Choose from 50 Mbps to Gigabit plans for streaming, video calls, gaming, smart devices, and remote work.

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No Contracts

Stay because the service works, not because you are locked into a long-term agreement.

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No Data Caps

Use your internet without worrying about data limits, overage fees, or surprise usage charges.

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Experience Since 1998

LANet has helped keep Los Alamos connected for decades with fiber, wireless, and local technical support.

Annual Savings

Pay for 10 months, get 12 months of service.

Choose an annual payment option and receive 2 months free. It is a simple way to save while staying connected with local internet service.

Risk-Free Guarantee

Try LANet for 30 days.

If you’re not satisfied, we’ll cover installation and service at no cost. That means you can try LANet on Atomic Fiber with confidence.

How it works

Atomic Fiber creates the open-access fiber connection. LANet delivers the internet service and support.

1

Check availability

Confirm that Atomic Fiber service is available at your address.

2

Choose LANet

Select LANet as your local internet provider on the Atomic Fiber network.

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Get connected

Enjoy fast fiber internet with local support and managed Wi‑Fi options.

More than just a speed number

The cheapest internet plan is not always the best internet experience.

Basic internet service

  • Fiber connection
  • Basic speed plan
  • May require separate router setup
  • Support may be less personal

LANet local service

  • Fiber connection through Atomic Fiber
  • Managed router included on top plans
  • Local care and support
  • No contracts, no data caps, no hidden fees

Frequently Asked Questions

Simple answers for customers choosing LANet on Atomic Fiber.

Is LANet the same as Atomic Fiber?

No. Atomic Fiber provides the open-access fiber network. LANet is the local internet service provider you can choose for internet service, support, and managed Wi‑Fi.

Which plans include a router?

Home Plus 100 Mbps, Family 250 Mbps, and Gigabit include a managed router. Essential 50 Mbps and Home 75 Mbps can add a managed router for $6.95/month.

Is Starter 25 Mbps available on Atomic Fiber?

No. Starter 25 Mbps is not offered through Atomic Fiber.

Do you have contracts or data caps?

LANet plans are designed to be simple: no contracts, no data caps, and no hidden fees.

Why does managed Wi‑Fi matter?

Many internet problems come from Wi‑Fi coverage, router settings, interference, or device issues. Managed Wi‑Fi allows LANet to help support the connection inside your home.

Ready for better local internet?

Choose LANet on Atomic Fiber and get fast fiber internet with local support, managed Wi‑Fi options, and clear pricing.

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