Internet providers in Miami, FL

What are your internet options in Miami, FL?

Moving to or around Miami gives you multiple options for internet providers, and we have them all conveniently listed here to help you decide. Already have an internet plan in your home? Compare your current service to what’s available – it could result in better service or lower monthly bills. Check out everything you need to know about internet service in Miami, FL, below. 

Miami internet at a glance

There are four main internet providers serving the Miami area. AT&T offers a copper/fiber hybrid connection where fiber networks have yet to be established and 100% fiber optic internet in select areas along with Google Fiber. Xfinity and Atlantic Broadband are the local cable internet providers.

Internet availability in Miami, FL

Compare the largest internet providers in Miami, FL

Each internet provider varies in terms of availability and plans. Here’s what you can expect from each of Miami’s largest internet providers, in order from most to least available.

AT&T – DSL and fiber optic internet

• Provider details:

  AT&T Fiber has  primary service areas in downtown Miami, Shenandoah, Little Havana, Ocean View Heights and Coconut Grove. Fiber/hybrid connections are also available in select areas.

  • Up to five internet plan options
  • Plans starting at $35-$70/mo.* when bundled
  • 1/TB mo. data cap
  • Largest Miami, FL, fiber optic provider

• Top Miami ZIP codes for AT&T:

  33010, 33126, 33132, 33133, 33134, 33139, 33140, 33142, 33147, 33166

  Select AT&T Miami store locations:

  • 900 S. Miami Ave., Suite 152, Miami, FL 33130
  • 1601 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139
  • 8727 SW 24th St., Suite 106, Miami, FL 33165
  • 10003 NW 41st St., Miami, FL 33178

Xfinity – Cable internet

• Provider details:

  Xfinity is available throughout most of the Miami area with the exception of Miami Beach and select areas around the Miami International Airport. Service areas extend south through Kendall into Homestead, and north from Hialeah to past Fort Lauderdale. 
  

  • Up to six internet plan options
  • Plans starting at $24.99-$80/mo.*
  • Free self-install kit
  • No term agreement required

• Top Miami ZIP codes for Xfinity:

  33129, 33130, 33133, 33134, 33136, 33138, 33146, 33147, 33150, 33155

  Select Xfinity Miami store locations:

  • 7404 SW 117th Ave., Miami, FL 33183
  • 9251 W. Flagler St., Suite 104, Miami, FL 33174
  • 3164 N. Miami Ave., Miami, FL 33127

Atlantic Broadband – Cable internet

• Provider details:

  Atlantic Broadband is Miami’s second-largest cable internet provider. Top service areas include Miami Beach, the Latin Quarter, Wynwood, Ludlam, Coral Terrace and South Miami. Select areas may be serviceable for Atlantic Broadband and Xfinity.
  

  • Up to four internet plan options
  • Plans starting at $39.99-$79.99/mo.*
  • Free installation with select plans

• Top Miami ZIP codes for Atlantic Broadband:

  33139, 33140, 33141, 33160, 33180, 33143, 33165, 33173, 33156, 33155
  

  Select Atlantic Broadband Miami store locations:

  • 4245 SW 71st Ave., Miami, FL 33155
  • 1681 John F. Kennedy Causeway, North Bay Village, FL 33141

Google Fiber – Fiber optic internet

• Provider details:

  Availability for Google Fiber can vary from block to block in Miami. Top service areas include South Beach and select neighborhoods along Brickell Avenue and Biscayne Boulevard. Parts of Surfside and North Bay Village may also be serviceable for Google Fiber.
  

  • Up to two internet plan options
  • Plans starting at $50-$70/mo.*
  • No data caps
  • No annual service contract

• Top Miami ZIP codes for Google Fiber:

  33129, 33139, 33140, 33141, 33125, 33137, 33132, 33134, 33133, 33145

  Select Google Fiber Miami store locations:

  There are currently no Google Fiber Space locations in Miami, FL.

*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 01/07/21.

Miami internet providers, and the plans and speeds they offer, can vary by ZIP code and address. Click “Shop providers” to compare providers in your ZIP code, or call to speak with our internet experts about specific plans available at your Miami address.

Miami internet speeds are faster than most

Thanks to the local cable and fiber optic internet providers, many Miami residents can enjoy internet speeds faster than their fellow Floridians. Those in AT&T Fiber or Google Fiber serviceable areas will appreciate fast upload speeds in addition to download speeds up to 1,000 Mbps (940 for AT&T Fiber). Here’s a look at the fastest max advertised speeds from Miami internet providers.

Miami internet providers fastest advertised download speeds

• Atlantic Broadband – Cable network with speeds up to 1,000 Mbps
• AT&T Fiber – Fiber optic network with speeds up to 940 Mbps
• Google Fiber – Fiber optic network with speeds up to 1,000 Mbps
• Xfinity – Cable network with speeds up to 1,000 Mbps

Download speeds up to 1,000 Mbps are typically fast enough to support a wide range of online activities including 4K streaming and online gaming on multiple devices. If that sounds like a typical day in your household, you may want to consider high-speed plans. Otherwise, find a good internet speed for your home and call to speak with our internet experts about providers in your area with comparable speeds.

Miami, FL, free Wi-Fi hotspots

From your favorite local cafe to the public transit system, we’ve got you covered when it comes to free Wi-Fi in your area. Check out some places in Miami where you can connect for free when you’re on the go.

Here are a few public places where you can find free Wi-Fi in Miami:

• Public parks including Olympic Park, Cherry Grove Park and Francisco Human Rights Park
• Onboard Miami-Dade Metrorail and Metrobus
• Coffee shops like Joffrey’s Coffee Co., IceBox Cafe and Zoom Juice
• All Miami-Dade Public Library locations

Major national providers like AT&T and Xfinity have a large network of hotspots around the areas their customers typically work and play. A local provider like Atlantic Broadband, for example, is less likely to invest in a nationwide hotspot network, as the availability of services is limited.