Google Fiber internet coverage map

Google Fiber is a fiber internet provider available to 1% of the U.S. and only in select cities throughout the Western and Southern U.S. With speeds from 1,000 – 8,000 Mbps and prices starting at $70.00/mo., Google Fiber is a provider with competitive pricing and fast starting speeds.

Where is Google Fiber available?

Google Fiber is only available in select cities throughout 19 states in the West and South regions of the U.S., with availability focused mainly in metropolitan areas. Google consistently expands its fiber footprint to new cities each year, with 2025 construction plans underway in Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nevada, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.

Check your state

Internet availability is based on your address, so even if Google Fiber is available in your city, it may not be available at your specific location. Check your address to find out if Google Fiber is available where you live. 

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Top cities with Google Fiber internet coverage

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Why is Google Fiber not near me?

The main reason Google Fiber may not be available to you is infrastructure. Many smaller towns and rural areas have DSL or cable lines in use and expanding fiber optic cables to a small number of users would not be profitable for any internet provider. 

If you do live in a city with Google Fiber, your property owner may not have an agreement with Google Fiber to provide service or Google’s expansion just hasn’t reached your address yet. 

Check on Google Fiber’s progress. 

What is Google Fiber Webpass?

Google Fiber Webpass is a wireless technology that uses millimeter wave technology to create a point-to-point wireless network to apartment buildings, condominiums or businesses. Building owners can learn more about Webpass here.

Google Fiber availability FAQs