Home Internet
Home internet plans for your address
Fiber, cable, 5G home internet or satellite: we check which providers serve your home and help you choose the speed you actually need.
Find the right internet connection
The internet options at one address can be very different from the house down the street. Some homes have fiber and three cable choices; others have one wired provider and a 5G home internet signal. We start with your ZIP code and address, so you only compare plans you can actually get.
How much speed do you need?
Speed needs depend on how many people are online at once and what they do. Video calls, 4K streaming, online gaming and large uploads all add up. If anyone in your home works remotely, pay attention to upload speed as well as download speed. We'll ask a few questions and recommend a tier so you don't overpay for speed you won't use.
What we compare for you
- Download and upload speeds
- Monthly price, and what it becomes after any promotion
- Equipment and installation fees
- Contract or no-contract terms
- Data caps, if the plan has one
Internet providers in the US now publish a standard "broadband label" for each plan, listing price, fees and typical speeds. We'll walk you through it before you sign up.
Check internet at your address
Enter your ZIP code. We'll match you with the carriers that serve your area.
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Internet types at a glance
A quick guide to the connection types you may see at your address. Read more in our guide fiber vs cable vs 5G home internet.
| Type | How it reaches you | Good for | Watch for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fiber | Fiber-optic line to the home | Fast, steady speeds and equal upload and download on many plans. Great for remote work and gaming. | Not available at every address yet. |
| Cable | Coaxial TV cable | Widely available with high download speeds. | Upload speeds are usually much lower than download. Prices often rise after the promo period. |
| 5G / fixed wireless | Cellular signal to a home receiver | Quick self-setup, often no annual contract. | Speed depends on signal strength and network traffic at your address. |
| Satellite | Dish to a satellite | Rural homes with no wired option. | Equipment cost and weather. Older satellite services have higher latency. |
| DSL | Phone line | Basic browsing where nothing else reaches. | Slowest of the wired options. |
Home Internet questions
Can I get fiber internet at my address?
It depends on whether a fiber provider has built to your street. Send us your ZIP code and address and we'll check every provider that serves it.
Is 5G home internet as good as cable?
At some addresses it is, and setup is easy. Speed depends on the signal at your home and how busy the network is, so we check coverage before recommending it.
Do I need a contract?
Many plans are month-to-month, while some promotions require a term. We'll show you the terms of each plan before you choose.
How long does installation take?
Self-install kits and 5G receivers can be set up the day they arrive. Professional installs are scheduled by the provider, and we'll help you book the earliest slot available.
Find out what's available at your address
Give us your ZIP code and we'll compare the providers that actually serve it.