List of internet providers in the US
All 29 home internet providers we review, A to Z, with where each one sells service, what it starts at and who owns it.
All internet providers, A to Z
Starting prices are the lowest advertised monthly rate before taxes, checked Oct 2026. Some require autopay or a phone line. Confirm at your address before you order.
Fiber providers
Light over glass to your home. The fastest and most consistent connection, usually with matching upload and download speeds, but available to fewer addresses than cable. Best fiber providers →
Cable providers
The coaxial line originally built for TV. Widely available in towns and cities, with fast downloads and much slower uploads. Cable vs. fiber →
5G home internet providers
A gateway that connects to a nearby cell tower. Easy to set up and often cheaper, but speeds depend on signal and how busy the tower is. Best 5G home internet →
Satellite providers
Works almost anywhere with a clear view of the sky. Starlink is far faster than the older HughesNet and Viasat services. Best satellite internet →
Internet providers by state
Each state page ranks the providers in that state by how many homes they reach, using FCC broadband data, and lists fiber availability by city.
Questions
How do I find which internet providers serve my address?
Availability is set address by address, so a provider that covers your city may still not reach your street. Enter your address in our address checker to see which providers on this list serve it.
Which internet providers are prepaid?
NOW Internet, Home MINTernet, Total Wireless, Tracfone and Visible. All five skip the credit check and the contract. See the best prepaid internet.
Why are so many providers owned by the same companies?
Several deals have closed since 2025: Verizon bought Frontier, AT&T bought Quantum Fiber, and Charter (Spectrum) bought Cox. Many prepaid brands are also owned by the big carriers. See who owns your internet provider.