Glo Fiber Reviews

Glo Fiber (formerly Horizon Telcom in Ohio) is a fiber-optic internet, TV and phone provider. It’s owned by Shenandoah Telecommunications Company, which was founded in 1902. Glo Fiber delivers fiber-to-the-home service with unlimited data, no contracts and local customer service agents.

As of publishing, Glo Fiber residential services are available in parts of six U.S. states. It uses an all-fiber network with symmetrical speeds — meaning uploads are just as fast as downloads — which helps with high-bandwidth activities like streaming, online gaming and remote work. Glo Fiber also offers add-ons to help your Wi-Fi reach farther, like mesh systems for full-home coverage and outdoor Wi-Fi.

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Glo Fiber offers internet, TV and phone plans with multiple options to fit different needs.

Glo Fiber internet plans

Glo Fiber offers multiple speed tiers to fit different household sizes and internet habits.

You can also purchase add-ons to help your Wi-Fi reach farther, like mesh systems for full-home coverage and outdoor Wi-Fi for patios or backyards.

Glo Fiber TV plans

All Glo Fiber TV plans (Locals, Entertain and Delight) require internet access. Options range from basic local channels to expanded packages with more DVR storage and the ability to stream to multiple devices at the same time.

Locals

• Includes more than 15 channels, including ABC, NBC, Fox and CBS
• Comes with 25 hours of cloud DVR
• Supports up to three simultaneous streams

Entertain

• Includes more than 70 channels, including locals, Fox, ESPN and CNN
• Comes with 100 hours of cloud DVR
• Supports up to three simultaneous streams

Delight

• Includes more than 130 channels with locals but no premium channels
• Comes with 250 hours of cloud DVR
• Supports up to six simultaneous streams

Glo Fiber phone plans

Glo Fiber offers fiber-backed home phone service that must be bundled with internet. There are no contracts, and the service benefits from fiber’s stability even during bad weather or interference. Phone service features include:

• Unlimited long-distance calls within the U.S.
• Call waiting
• Caller ID and enhanced caller ID
• Three-way calling
• Robocall blocking
• No contracts or hidden fees

Glo Fiber provides transparent, upfront pricing for all its services. The following table shows standard monthly rates as of publication, not including promotional offers:

Internet prices reflect a $5 monthly discount for customers who sign up for autopay and paperless billing. Prices and availability may vary by location, so it’s best to confirm your rate by entering your address on Glo Fiber’s website.

Glo Fiber uses fiber-to-the-home technology, which means fiber-optic cable runs directly to your house instead of stopping at the curb or a neighborhood box. This setup delivers faster and more reliable speeds, especially for activities like streaming, gaming and video calls.

Here’s what to expect during setup:

• Order service: You can sign up online or by phone.
• Install the connection: A technician connects your home to the fiber network and tests the signal.
• Repair any damage: If the installation disrupts your lawn or driveway, Glo Fiber will restore it.
• Set up your equipment: A network terminal is installed inside your home. You can use your own router or rent Glo Fiber’s mesh Wi-Fi system for better coverage throughout your home.

Glo Fiber is a good choice for people in smaller cities who want fast, reliable internet with clear pricing. It offers symmetrical speeds, unlimited data and no annual contracts, features that aren’t always available in areas still dominated by cable or DSL.

Coverage is limited, with service available in select communities across six states. Glo Fiber may not be an option in major metro areas, but it can be a strong alternative where fiber choices are otherwise scarce.