Provider Comparison
Find the internet plan that actually fits your address
Speeds and pricing vary by location — here's how the major providers stack up so you can narrow it down before you check availability.
AT&T Fiber
Fiber
300 Mbps – 5 GbpsDownload / upload
- Symmetrical speeds — upload matches download, which matters for video calls and cloud backups
- No annual contract on most fiber plans, no data caps
- Limited to AT&T's fiber footprint, mostly Sun Belt and parts of the Midwest
Best for: households that upload as much as they download — remote workers, streamers, home offices.
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Xfinity
Cable
75 Mbps – 2 GbpsDownload speed
- Widest coverage footprint of any single provider in the country
- Bundles cleanly with streaming packages and mobile lines
- Upload speeds trail well behind download on cable plans
Best for: shoppers who want the most plan tiers and bundle options at one address.
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Spectrum
Cable
300 Mbps – 1 GbpsDownload speed
- No data caps and no contracts on any plan, company-wide
- Simple three-tier lineup — easier to compare than providers with a dozen plans
- Promotional pricing typically holds for 12 months before increasing
Best for: people who want a straightforward, no-surprises plan without hunting through fine print.
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Verizon Fios
Fiber
300 Mbps – 2 GbpsDownload / upload
- Symmetrical fiber speeds with consistently strong reliability ratings
- Stackable discounts when bundled with a Verizon mobile plan
- Footprint is concentrated in the Northeast corridor and parts of the Mid-Atlantic
Best for: Verizon mobile customers in the Northeast who want one bill and top-tier reliability.
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Cox
Cable
100 Mbps – 2 GbpsDownload speed
- StraightUp Internet option with flat pricing and no annual contract
- Panoramic WiFi gateway included, covers most homes without extra equipment
- Data cap applies on standard plans unless you add unlimited data
Best for: households in Cox markets that want predictable, flat-rate pricing.
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Quantum Fiber (CenturyLink)
Fiber / DSL
Up to 940 MbpsFiber addresses only
- Price-for-life guarantee on Quantum Fiber plans as long as you keep the same speed tier
- No data caps, no equipment fees on fiber plans
- Where fiber isn't available, older DSL lines top out well below cable and fiber speeds
Best for: price-sensitive buyers who want a locked-in rate and are in a Quantum Fiber zone.
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T-Mobile Home Internet
5G Wireless
87 – 415 MbpsTypical download range
- Flat monthly rate, no annual contract, self-install gateway ships in the mail
- No hard data cap, though speeds can flex with network congestion
- Performance depends heavily on 5G signal strength at the address — not available everywhere
Best for: renters and light-to-moderate users who want simple setup without a wired install.
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HughesNet
Satellite
25 – 100 MbpsDownload speed
- Available virtually anywhere in the continental U.S., including areas with no cable or fiber
- Bonus data zone gives extra usage during off-peak overnight hours
- Higher latency than wired options, so real-time gaming and video calls can lag
Best for: rural addresses with no cable, fiber, or fixed-wireless option available.
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