Best internet providers in Phoenix
Our methodology
We evaluate broadband providers in four categories: affordability, performance, value and customer satisfaction. Each category contains multiple sub-factors, all of which are weighted differently to impact the provider’s overall score.
For each sub-factor, we score all providers on a continuous scale of one to five, relative to the industry as a whole. Because the average download speed in America is currently 180 Mbps, for example, we assigned all plans with download speeds between 100 and 299 Mbps a score between three and four. Xfinity’s 200 Mbps plan received a 3.50 score for download speed, while Spectrum’s 400 Mbps plan got a 4.16.
We only considered standardized data points in our scoring system. More abstract data like consistency of service and brand reputation is still part of our analysis, but we opted to let our writers address them in the context of each review.
Compare Phoenix internet providers
| Provider | Starting price* | Speed | Internet type | Allconnect rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cox | $50.00 | 100 – 2,000 Mbps | Cable, fiber | 3.47 / 5 |
| CenturyLink | $50.00 | 100 – 940 Mbps | DSL, fiber | DSL: 2.72 / 5 Fiber: 3.81 / 5 |
| T-Mobile | $40.00 | Up to 245 Mbps | 5G | 4.33 / 5 |
| Hughesnet | $49.99 | 50 – 100 Mbps | Satellite | 2.22 / 5 |
| Verizon Fios | $34.99** | Up to 2,000 Mbps | Fiber | 4.60 / 5 |
*Pricing per month plus taxes for length of contract. Additional fees and terms may apply. Pricing varies by location and availability. All prices subject to change at any time. May or may not be available based on service address. Speeds may vary. **Fios: Taxes & terms may apply. Verizon mobile plan, Auto Pay & paper-free billing required. Add’l. cost without mobile plan. Subj. to credit approval & may require a deposit. Fios avail. in select areas. Wired speeds advertised. Wireless speeds may vary due to device limits, multiple users, network & other factors. See Verizon.com/yourspeed for more info. © 2024 Verizon. As of 11/08/24.
If you live in Phoenix or plan to move there, we’ll help you compare your options to find the best internet service near you. Some of Phoenix’s best and largest ISPs are Cox, CenturyLink and T-Mobile.
The best internet plans in Phoenix range from 100 to 1,000 Mbps in speed, using cable, fiber or 5G home internet connections. Nearly 100% of the Phoenix addresses have access to cable and just under half can get fiber connections. Speeds range up to 2,000 Mbps with fiber service.
Verizon offers 5G Home Internet for $35/mo.* (w/Auto Pay & select 5G mobile plans) and is a great deal if you live in a serviceable part of the city.
Not all providers are available in every neighborhood, so we ask for your ZIP code to find internet in your area. For instance, T-Mobile is available to only about 40% of the addresses in Phoenix and Cox is available to about 80%.
*5G Home plan at $35/mo. when combined with postpaid mobile unlimited plan that includes 5G Ultra Wideband. Auto Pay & paper-free billing req’d. Availability varies. Prices start at $60/mo. without mobile service or Auto Pay. Other terms may apply. Wireless speeds may vary due to device limited, multiple users, networks & other factors. See Verizon.com/yourspeed for more info. Updated 11/08/24.
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Cheapest internet in Phoenix
Starting prices for 100 Mbps will cost you around $50.00/mo. in Phoenix. You need to determine what speed you need before you purchase a plan. A 100 Mbps plan will allow one or two users to stream or check emails, but gaming could lag.
- Cox – Up to 100 Mbps, starting at $50.00/mo.
- CenturyLink – Up to 500 Mbps, starting at $50.00/mo.
- T-Mobile – Up to 245 Mbps, starting at $40.00/mo.
Pricing per month plus taxes for length of contract. Additional fees and terms may apply. Pricing varies by location and availability. All prices subject to change at any time. May or may not be available based on service address. As of 11/08/24.
Fastest internet in Phoenix
Phoenix residents have plenty of options when it comes to fast internet, with providers offering internet speeds of 1 gig and more. Gig speeds can power a smart home with multiple online devices and up to six users simultaneously gaming or streaming. They are ideal for a home business as well.
- Cox – 1,000 Mbps starting at $110.00/mo.
- CenturyLink – 940 Mbps starting at $75.00/mo.
Pricing per month plus taxes for length of contract. Additional fees and terms may apply. Pricing varies by location and availability. All prices subject to change at any time. May or may not be available based on service address. Speeds may vary. As of 11/08/24.
Allconnect Rating
3.47 / 5
Cox: Best internet provider in Phoenix
Cox provides the best internet in Phoenix simply because of the range of speed and pricing packages available. Four plans, ranging in price between $50.00 and $150.00/mo., deliver speeds up to 2,000 Mbps.
Why Phoenix loves Cox
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Five plans for every budget, between $50.00 and $150.00/mo.
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Free Wi-Fi hotspots available throughout Phoenix and nationwide when you’re an Internet Preferred 150 subscriber or higher
Things to consider about Cox
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Rates will increase after the first 12 months
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Exceeding the monthly data cap of 1.25 TB will cost you $10 per 50 GB of use
Cox scored above average in the price, speed and reliability categories of our broadband customer satisfaction survey. Read more Cox customer reviews below.
Cox Customer Reviews:
Allconnect Rating
3.81 / 5
CenturyLink: Best for unlimited internet in Phoenix
If you don’t want to worry about data-overage charges or slower, throttled speeds, CenturyLink offers the Simply Unlimited plan for $55/mo. for up to 100 Mbps, a Fiber 500 Mbps plan for $50/mo. or $75/mo. for fiber with speeds of up to 940 Mbps.
Why Phoenix loves CenturyLink
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Unlimited usage
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Affordable high-speed service for $50
Things to consider about CenturyLink
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Limited internet plans available
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Watch out for the hidden fees including self-install, equipment and more
CenturyLink has average customer reviews scores in the speed, reliability, price and customer service categories. Read more CenturyLink customer reviews below.
CenturyLink Customer Reviews:
Allconnect Rating
4.33 / 5
T-Mobile: Best for no hidden fees
New Phoenix internet providers don’t come around often, but T-Mobile is bringing 5G service to homes in the city. Service is $40.00/mo. with a qualifying mobile plan for speeds of up to 245 Mbps and doesn’t come with many of the fees you’d expect from other providers.
Why Phoenix loves T-Mobile
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No price hikes, monthly equipment, installation or cancellation fees
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Unlimited data included
Things to consider about T-Mobile
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Not as readily available as other Phoenix internet providers
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Speed may fluctuate significantly
T-Mobile has decent customer satisfaction scores, with customers praising the price of the service the most. Read more T-Mobile customer reviews below.
T-Mobile Customer Reviews:
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Internet in Phoenix FAQs
Is T-Mobile 5G Home Internet available in Phoenix?
T-Mobile offers fixed wireless home internet to most of the U.S., with 94% availability in Phoenix, but speed will vary.
Is fiber internet available in Phoenix?
About 20% of Phoenix has pure fiber connections available, but the fiber footprint is ever-growing in metro areas.
Who is the cheapest internet provider in Phoenix?
Cox’s $50/mo. 100 Mbps plan is one of the cheapest available internet in Phoenix.
Which provider is most available in Phoenix?
Outside of satellite and 5G fixed wireless, Cox is the most availabe internet provider in Phoenix, at 99% according to the Federal Communications Commission.
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Written by:
Robin LaytonEditor, Broadband Content
Robin Layton is an editor for the broadband marketplace Allconnect. She built her internet industry expertise writing and editing for four years on the site, as well as on Allconnect’s sister site MYMOVE.com. …
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