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Last updated: July 14, 2025

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Best overall

Plans starting at

$34

99/mo*

For 12 mo.

For 12 mo.

Speeds up to

2,300

Mbps

Best overall
Low equipment fees

Plans starting at

$30

00/mo*

For 12 mo.

For 12 mo.

Speeds up to

1,000

Mbps

99% availability

Plans starting at

$35

00/mo*

For 12 mo.

For 12 mo.

Speeds up to

415

Mbps

Several plan options

Plans starting at

$40

00/mo*

For 12 mo.

For 12 mo.

Speeds up to

2,000

Mbps

Best speeds

Plans starting at

$55

00/mo*

For 12 mo.

For 12 mo.

Speeds up to

4,700

Mbps

Best speeds
Best bundles

Plans starting at

$50

00/mo*

For 12 mo.

For 12 mo.

Speeds up to

2,000

Mbps

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Key takeaways

  • Cable, fiber, satellite and 5G internet offer different speeds and connectivity. Fiber is the fastest and most reliable connection, with speeds up to 10,000 Mbps
  • The average starting price of the featured internet providers below is $37.00/mo. for an average download speed of 220 Mbps, enough speed for a small household
  • Internet serviceability varies by location, such as Xfinity’s 2,000 Mbps plan, so make sure you’re exploring providers available at your address
  • Before choosing the right provider, determine the internet speed you need based on the number of connected devices in your home. Most households will do well with 300 Mbps

Compare internet providers near you

Different internet types include fiber, cable, satellite and 5G. Not all types are available everywhere, so you must check your address.

Verizon, Xfinity, AT&T and Spectrum are solid internet options if they are available near you. Each offers fair pricing for the speeds you get with few fees. Mediacom and WOW are cheaper choices, but Frontier and AT&T have multi-gig options (depending on your address). If you don’t see your internet service provider (ISP) in the table below, check our full list of internet service providers.

ProviderStarting price*Download speed rangeUpload speed rangeConnection typeFilters
Verizon Fios$34.99 – $94.99/mo.** with mobile plan300 – 2,300 Mbps300 – 2,300 MbpsFiberFiber
T-Mobile$35.00 – $55.00/mo. with mobile plan87 – 415 Mbps12 – 56 Mbps5G5G
Xfinity$40.00 – $100.00/mo.300 – 2,000 MbpsVariesCable, fiberCable
Spectrum$30.00 – $70.00/mo.***100 – 1,000 Mbps10 – 35 MbpsCableCable
Frontier Fiber$29.99 – $154.99/mo.200 – 5,000 Mbps200 – 5,000 MbpsFiberFiber
AT&T$55.00 – $245.00/mo.†††300 – 4,700 Mbps†††300 – 4,700 Mbps†††FiberFiber
Cox$50.00 – $150.00/mo.300 – 2,000 Mbps10 – 100 MbpsCable/fiberCable
CenturyLink$50.00 – $75.00/mo.****100 – 940 Mbps1 – 940 MbpsFiber, DSLFiber
Quantum Fiber$45.00 – $150.00/mo.200 – 8,000 Mbps200 – 8,000 MbpsFiberFiber
Hughesnet$49.99 – $119.99/mo.50 – 100 Mbps 1 – 3 MbpsSatelliteSatellite
Google Fiber$70.00 – $150.00/mo.1,000 – 8,000 Mbps1,000 – 8,000 MbpsFiberFiber
WOW!$30.00 – $185.00/mo.100 – 5,000 Mbps20 – 5,000 MbpsCable/fiberCable
Optimum$40.00 – $280.00/mo.300 – 8,000 Mbps20 – 8,000 MbpsCable, fiberCable
Mediacom$19.99 – $84.99/mo.250 – 2,000 Mbps100 – 1,000 MbpsCableCable
Astound$25.00 – $60.00/mo.300 – 1,200 Mbps20 – 50 MbpsCable/fiberCable
Kinetic$24.99 – $99.99/mo.††100 – 2,000 Mbps100 – 2,000 MbpsFiber, DSLDSL
Starry Internet$30.00 – $75.00/mo.100 – 1,000 Mbps50 – 100 Mbps5G5G
altafiber$40.00 – $100.00/mo.400 – 3,000 Mbps400 – 3,000 MbpsFiberFiber
Metronet$34.95 – $109.95/mo.150 – 5,000 Mbps150 – 5,000 MbpsFiberFiber
Ziply Fiber$10.00 – $300.00/mo.100 – 10,000 Mbps100 – 10,000 MbpsFiberFiber
Viasat$99.99 – $199.99/mo.25 – 150 Mbps3 MbpsSatelliteSatellite

Why is your location important when picking an internet provider?

Internet service provider availability varies by location, so you must check internet providers available at your specific address to ensure accurate serviceability.

Your ZIP code and individual address can even determine the internet speed and the type of internet connections offered nearby. Metro areas often have more internet availability and a greater variety of providers, like fast fiber optic internet or 5G connections, whereas small rural areas may only have slower DSL or satellite options.

Due to less competition in rural areas, internet prices can be higher than in cities, and involve extra costs like dish installation for satellite internet.

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Find the best internet deals near you

Shopping for discount deals or perks can save you money when you have more than one internet provider to pick from. 

Many internet providers offer promotional deals and perks to entice new customers to sign up. You’ll usually see cheaper pricing for a set promotional period, perks like free equipment or streaming subscriptions or savings on your internet plan if you bundle with other services. 

Just be sure to read the fine print of any promotional deal, especially pricing, so you know when the promotional period ends.

Explore the best monthly internet deals from top internet providers.


More details on best internet providers

Best overall

Plans starting at

$34.99 /mo.

Speeds up to

2,300 Mbps

Best overall

Overview

Verizon Fios is Allconnect’s choice for the best ISP due to its fast fiber speeds, special perks and competitive pricing. Verizon also has excellent customer satisfaction ratings and has no data caps or contracts. Verizon’s prices start at a reasonable $34.99/mo. for 300 Mbps, with a Verizon mobile plan. Verizon also offers its 5G home internet service to over 900 cities throughout the U.S. You can save when you add Verizon 5G Home Internet with a Verizon mobile plan.

Additional Information

Best internet availability

Plans starting at

$35.00 /mo.

Speeds up to

415 Mbps

Best internet availability

Overview

Behind satellite internet providers like Hughesnet and Viasat, T-Mobile is the most widely available internet provider in the country. According to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), it provides 5G coverage to 89% of the U.S. and is still expanding. T-Mobile offers speeds from 87 to 415 Mbps with no contracts. T-Mobile customers with a cellphone plan can save $15.00/mo. by bundling.

Additional Information

Best cable internet provider

Plans starting at

$40.00 /mo.

Speeds up to

2,000 Mbps

Best cable internet provider

Overview

Xfinity is widely available, serving nearly 20 million people across 40 states. They also offer no-contract options, so you don’t need to worry about a long-term commitment. Xfinity has discounts on internet service for cellphone customers and inexpensive starting prices for those looking for cheap internet options. Pair those facts with Xfinity’s speeds up to 2,000 Mbps and Xfinity is the best cable internet provider if they are available in your area.

Additional Information

Best for low equipment fees

Plans starting at

$30.00 /mo.

Speeds up to

1,000 Mbps

Best for low equipment fees

Overview

Spectrum offers three home internet plans from $30.00 to $70.00/mo. with speeds from 100 to 1,000 Mbps. (Wireless speeds may vary.) Spectrum has free installation with no data caps or contracts and offers bundling options for TV service and home phone. Spectrum is widely available, serving over 100 million people across 41 states.

Additional Information

Best for fast speeds

Plans starting at

$55.00 /mo.

Speeds up to

4,700 Mbps

Best for fast speeds

Overview

AT&T Fiber offers download speeds ranging from 300 to 4,700 Mbps,* some of the fastest in the country. If you have a large household with work/study-from-home users and serious gamers, AT&T Fiber can meet all those needs. You can also take advantage of no data caps, no contracts and no equipment fees with AT&T. AT&T is available across 21 states, with service primarily in the Southern and Midwestern regions of the country.

Additional Information

Best TV and internet bundles

Plans starting at

$50.00 /mo.

Speeds up to

2,000 Mbps

Best TV and internet bundles

Overview

Cox has internet plans priced at $50.00 to $150.00/mo. for 300 to 2,000 Mbps. Although you don’t save any money by bundling Cox’s services, you get a 30-day money-back guarantee that includes the standard installation charge, your first month’s service fee and your equipment charges. Another perk of Cox is that installation is free on certain bundles.

Additional Information

Best for affordable plans

Plans starting at

$55.00 /mo.

Speeds up to

940 Mbps

Best for affordable plans

Overview

CenturyLink internet starts at $50.00 to $75.00/mo.* for fiber speeds up to 940 Mbps, and DSL speeds up to 100 Mbps.** Although CenturyLink tends to have only one plan available in its serviceable areas, it comes with fast speeds and unlimited data at a reasonable price point. Equipment fees will run an extra $15.00/mo., but you won’t have a contract to worry about with CenturyLink. CenturyLink is available in parts of 16 states with service concentrated in the northern Midwest and Western U.S.

Additional Information

Best satellite provider

Plans starting at

$39.99 /mo.

Speeds up to

100 Mbps

Best satellite provider

Overview

Hughesnet is available pretty much everywhere in the U.S. and its plans come with 25 – 100 Mbps download speeds that will allow you to browse the web, watch a video and do most of what you love online. Hughesnet Fusion plans are available in select areas and combine satellite and wireless tech to deliver a high-speed, low-latency internet experience.

Additional Information


Customer reviews of top internet providers

  • Allconnect surveyed over 20,000 internet customers about their internet providers based on price, speed, customer service and reliability
  • Overall, Verizon and Xfinity have some of the highest customer satisfaction scores across all survey categories (price, speed, reliability and customer service)

Allconnect asked over 20,000 internet customers what they think about their current internet providers. We summarized the results in our 2024 broadband customer satisfaction report. Even the best internet providers tend to have low customer satisfaction ratings in general, but these reviews from real internet customers can offer some helpful insight into the pros and cons of each top ISP.

Tips for choosing the best internet provider

The internet speed you need depends on the number of devices connected to your network and the types of internet activities you consistently participate in, such as streaming or working from home. More devices and heavy-bandwidth activities like gaming require more internet speed, so take a quick tally of your devices and review your internet use before shopping internet plans.

From there, you can pick a provider offering the speed you need at a price that works for you. For example, a family of four that regularly streams/games on multiple devices at the same time will likely need at least 100 Mbps to avoid buffering frustrations. Take our speed test and determine if you need more or less speed according to these criteria.

Test your speed here.
Finding affordable internet goes beyond comparing plan pricing. Look for hidden fees (equipment, installation), price increases and data caps to get an idea of the true cost of internet. Check for unexpected costs, like early termination fees (ETFs), that may affect long-term value of an internet deal. Also, be mindful of ways you can save, like switching providers, bundling TV or mobile services or buying your own modem and router.
Your address defines the type of internet access available and, in turn, the maximum internet speeds you can reach. If you are lucky enough to have fiber or cable access, those are your fastest and most stable connection options, capable of supporting gigabit speeds and numerous Wi-Fi connections.

Rural areas may only have DSL, satellite or 5G home internet options, with speeds up to 300 Mbps, which may impact internet use or the number of devices that can be connected to the network. Satellite is available to about 99% of all addresses, and 50% can get 5G.
Don’t know a bit from a byte? We cut through the internet jargon to help you understand what kind of speed you actually need. Get the facts on the internet terms you’ve always wondered about, from AI to zip files and everything in between. Discover details like whether download or upload speeds make the biggest impact (hint: it’s usually download) to ensure you make the right decision when choosing an internet provider and plan.

Types of internet technology available

5G uses cellphone towers to send internet to your home and it is quickly expanding nationwide as an alternative to cable and fiber in rural areas.

5G providers can provide speeds as fast as 1,000 Mbps in some areas, but remember, speeds can be inconsistent and depend on your proximity to a cell tower.
Fiber internet is the fastest and most reliable internet option available and provides symmetrical download and upload speeds,

Many providers offer multi-gigabit internet plans. There is limited availability compared to other technology types.
Cable internet is available to most of the U.S. and has gigabit speeds available.

As one of the most reliable forms of internet, cable will have lower upload speeds than fiber and may be slow during peak usage times.

Cable internet offers bundling options with other services like TV and phone that can often save you money.
Fixed wireless internet is ideal for rural areas and does not have the latency of satellite internet.

It has slower speeds than cable and fiber and often has data caps.
Satellite internet is available in all 50 states and is the most reliable internet option for rural areas.

Plans are more expensive than wired connections and will likely come with low data allowances and high latency.

Installation can be expensive since professional installation is required.
DSL internet uses phone lines to transmit data and is widely available, low-cost internet, but expect low speeds that max out at about 100 Mbps.

Many providers have begun phasing out DSL in favor of newer technology.

How we review providers

Allconnect’s team of broadband experts review top internet service providers according to criteria like performance, affordability, value and customer satisfaction. Our experts prioritize objective and unbiased analysis of all ISPs and strive to create helpful content that simplifies an often complex broadband space.

Our methodology

We evaluate broadband providers in four categories: affordability, performance, value and customer satisfaction.

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 290 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 500 Mbps plan got a 3.71.

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.

Internet provider FAQs

What are my internet speed options?

Your internet speed options are based on your address or ZIP code. If you have access to only DSL, your speed options will be limited to under 100 Mbps. Fiber and cable can reach speeds of 10 Gbps or more. Satellite is around 100 Mbps and fixed wireless/5G home internet is under 300 Mbps.

Your address and ZIP code are needed to determine which internet provider is available for your home or business. Just because one side of your street has fiber access does not mean your side does. Service is based on what infrastructure is available.

Compare pricing, speed and value for each provider available at your address. Remember that promo pricing is often three to 12 months, so make sure you find out what the regular price will be after the promo ends. Customer reviews are also great sources of info from real users of internet services. We have a link to reviews above for each featured provider. Check out the Allconnect Customer Satisfaction report for more insight.

When searching for a home internet provider, you should understand the speed you need to support your internet activities and devices. You should also research what type of internet you can get where you live before comparing providers. If you have multiple options, look into each to decide which is best for you. It’s also a good idea to explore any new customer promotions you may be eligible for. These can save you money and provide free equipment, subscriptions or tech.

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