Home internet directory

Find providers. Then check your address.

ISP Connect lists major home-internet services and the questions that change the real cost. We do not sell plans. A ZIP code does not mean a provider serves your house.

Your ZIP only scrolls this page to the directory. Confirm service with the provider’s own address check.

  1. 01 Use a ZIP to keep your place in the list.
  2. 02 Open a provider and enter the full street address.
  3. 03 Compare the quote after promotions, not the banner price.

Directory

National providers

These are not confirmed matches for your home. Open a provider and check the full address.

Fiber and other home internet

AT&T

AT&T sells fiber in some neighborhoods and other home internet where fiber is not built. Only the address check shows which one you can order.

Check AT&T at your address

Cable

Spectrum

Spectrum is a cable internet service. Plans, equipment, and the price after a promotion are set for the address, not for the whole country.

Check Spectrum at your address

5G home and Fios fiber

Verizon

Verizon offers 5G Home Internet and Fios fiber in different places. The address check is what tells those two apart.

Check Verizon at your address

5G home

T-Mobile

T-Mobile Home Internet uses the cellular network. Speeds follow the tower that serves the house, so a national average is the wrong number to trust.

Check T-Mobile at your address

Cable

Xfinity

Xfinity is Comcast’s cable internet brand. Data policies, equipment fees, and plan speeds differ by market.

Check Xfinity at your address

Fiber

GFiber

GFiber is Google Fiber. Service exists where that fiber network has been built, which is not most of the country.

Check GFiber at your address

Satellite

Starlink

Starlink is satellite internet from SpaceX. People look at it where a wire was never built. Treat the hardware as its own line on the quote unless that offer includes it.

Check Starlink at your address

Names are used so you can find the official site. ISP Connect is not those companies, and this list is not a ranking.

Connection types

Ask this before you pick a technology.

The name on the ad is not the service at the curb. These are questions, not scores.

Fiber

Glass to the building, where the network exists.

  • Is it fiber at this address, or a different product with a similar name?
  • What upload and download speeds are on the label?
  • Is there a construction fee or a wait for installation?

Cable

The same plant that carries cable television.

  • What is the upload speed, not only the download?
  • Is there a data allowance, and what does extra data cost?
  • What do the modem and router cost if you don’t use your own?

5G home

A gateway talking to a cell site.

  • Is the address approved because of the tower, not the ZIP?
  • Where should the gateway sit if the signal is weak?
  • Do speeds change after a data threshold?

Satellite

A dish or a flat kit, plus a clear view of the sky.

  • Is the hardware bought, rented, or included?
  • What latency should calls and games expect?
  • What are the shipping, install, and data rules?

What you use it for

A checklist, not a winner.

Pick the pressure your home actually has. Nothing here ranks AT&T against Starlink. It tells you what to read on the two quotes you already have.

Your checklist

Make reliability your starting point.

A smooth workday depends on more than download speed. Compare the connection in both directions.

  • Check upload speeds for calls and sending large files.
  • Ask about typical latency and local service reliability.
  • Include equipment and a backup connection in your budget.
Back to the directory

Two quotes

What the first two years cost.

Type the numbers from the quotes. The math stays in your browser. Use the same tax and fee basis for both.

Plan A
Plan B

An estimate from what you typed. It leaves out anything you did not enter, usage overages, early-termination fees, and later price changes.

Questions

What this site will not do.

Does my ZIP code confirm availability?

No. Two houses on the same ZIP can have different wires, towers, and dishes. Only the provider’s full address check can say yes.

Can I buy a plan here?

No. The links leave this site and open the provider. Ordering, installation, and the final price happen there.

Is ISP Connect one of the providers?

No. We do not sell service, schedule a technician, or see your street address. The ZIP you type is used only to label the directory on this page.

How should I compare two plans?

Line up the monthly cost after the promotion, download and upload, latency, data limits, equipment, installation, and how long you are locked in. The calculator above does the 12-month and 24-month arithmetic from numbers you enter.

Start at the address

The ad is not the offer.

Check a ZIP