Find Internet Providers Near You

At Bandwidth Place, our goal is to simplify the process of finding the best internet provider in your area. Using our search tool, you can quickly and efficiently browse all ISPs providing coverage in your city—just enter your zip code.
Whether you’re searching for internet providers in your area or simply exploring your options, you’ve come to the right place. Getting the best internet for your home or business shouldn’t be complex or discouraging. Our internet provider search tool is designed to make your search simple and stress-free.
Enter your zip code above and browse a comprehensive list of local providers and plans to choose from. Bandwidth Place is committed to helping you make the best decision for your family or business.
Provider | Max Download Speed Up To | |
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AT&T Fiber | 5000 Mbps | View Plans |
Frontier | 5000 Mbps | View Plans |
WOW! Internet | 5000 Mbps | View Plans |
Xfinity | 1200 Mbps | View Plans |
COX | 1000 Mbps | View Plans |
Mediacom | 1000 Mbps | View Plans |
Spectrum | 1000 Mbps | View Plans |
Windstream | 1000 Mbps | View Plans |
Ziply Fiber | 1000 Mbps | View Plans |
CenturyLink | 940 Mbps | View Plans |
Optimum | 940 Mbps | View Plans |
Viasat | 150 Mbps | View Plans |
EarthLink | 75 Mbps | View Plans |
HughesNet | 25 Mbps | View Plans |
When it comes to internet service, we're all after the same exact thing: a speedy, reliable connection that’s as good to your pockets as it is to your devices.
There are five primary internet types to choose from in the U.S.; however, coverage for each of these internet connection types largely depends on where you live.
As with most services, the initial price you see for an internet plan is not necessarily the price you’ll pay. Fees will vary by provider, but some of the most common hidden costs include:
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) defines fast internet as a connection offering download speeds of at least 25 Mbps and upload speeds of at least 3 Mbps. These speeds are considered standard because they can seamlessly support most common online activities such as web browsing, high-definition video streaming, and software downloading.
If you plan on either regularly partaking in more data-intensive activities or want to connect multiple devices at once, you may be better suited with a plan boasting higher speeds.
Take our simple one-click internet speed test to evaluate your download speeds, upload speeds, and ping.