Choosing High Speed Internet Providers in My Area

By providing some information on where you live or where you are planning on relocating, you can assess the availability of DSL, Cable or Fiber Optic high speed internet providers in your area. Of equal importance is to understand what speed levels are a good fit for your needs and comparing apples to apples. We update our special offers page on a weekly basis so that our information is never outdated. And our unique approach shows all the latest high speed internet providers compared at the plan level including special offers.

AT&T DSL & U-Verse

AT&T's DSL network covers 22 states nationwide. U-Verse is one of the most advanced digital technologies available and you can choose from internet standalone, or combine with bundles including telephone and television. With their total home DVR, their TV offering is hard to pass up.

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Verizon DSL & FiOS High Speed Internet

With speeds between 1 Mbps up to 7.1 Mbps, along with a free modem and an easy installation kit, Verizon's vast network offers affordable high speed DSL. Available in 13 states nationwide.

CenturyLink High-Speed Internet

Free wi-fi, 2 GB back-up protection, and speeds up to 20 Mbps make CenturyLink a great, reliable choice for a high speed internet connection. CenturyLink is widely available in the west, as well as in many other states across the country.

Looking for Cable High Speed Service?

Comcast, Time Warner, and Charter are some of the more reputable cable internet providers out there. You can find them and check out their offers by clicking on the left hand navigation of this page, under Cable Providers.

2 Step Process For Finding High Speed Internet Providers In Your Area

As a first step it is important to know what you will be using the internet for and taking into consideration if that will change over the next year. This will help you answer questions like: Will my 1Mbps be enough to watch streaming video? Internet providers can vary drastically and it can be a bit confusing trying to analyze every detail. For this reason, once you have chosen a speed quadrant, you can use our comparison charts to help you make a wise decision. Our resources will help you find the right high speed internet service provider in your area. You can also find additional resources for comparing internet providers in your area and the ability to check availability by state.