Why is checking my address important?

Internet availability can differ from street to street, not just by city or zip code. A provider may serve one street but not the next due to infrastructure limitations or exclusive agreements. Checking your full street address is the best way to see which providers are reported where you live.

What is the difference between fiber and cable internet?

Fiber internet uses glass cables to transmit data as light, offering symmetrical upload and download speeds, lower latency, and more reliable performance. Cable internet uses the same coaxial cables as TV service and is widely available but has much slower upload speeds. Fiber is the better option where available.

Found Internet — Find Internet Providers at Your Address

Find internet providers at your address — all 50 states

🌐 All 50 states 📡 26+ providers 💰 From $30/mo ⚡ Up to 7 Gbps

Just give me your address and I'll pull up the providers reported there, with the plans and prices we have for them.

Enter your full street address to see which providers are reported where you live — availability can differ from street to street.

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What internet providers are at my address?

Is fiber internet available where I live?

What is the cheapest option near me?

I just moved — what internet can I get?

My bill went up — what else is available?

Is there something faster at my address?

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Who uses Found Internet

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Just moved to a new place

New address, no internet yet. Tell me where you live and I'll show the providers reported at your address.

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Bill went up — want to switch

Your provider raised prices after the promotional period. Let me check what else is available at your address before you call to negotiate.

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Working from home

Video calls, large uploads, no lag. I'll find the fastest symmetrical speeds available at your address — fiber first where available.

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Cheapest option, no contract

Month-to-month renter who wants reliable internet without being locked in. I'll find the most affordable no-contract plan at your address.

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How it works

From your address to your provider in seconds

Type your address

Type your full street address including unit number. Or ask naturally — I understand plain English and will ask for your address if I need it.

We check broadband availability

Your address is checked against provider-reported availability data across all 50 states.

See the providers reported at your address

Every reported provider appears with real plans, current prices, and one tap to call or sign up. Ask follow-up questions — I remember your address for the whole conversation.

Major internet providers we check

Coverage varies by address — type yours above to see which providers are reported there

Provider	Type	Speeds	From	Contract	Action
Frontier Fiber ★ Best pick	Fiber	300 Mbps – 5 Gbps	$29.99/mo	None	Call to order now833-951-9195
AT&T Internet Best where available	Fiber	300 Mbps – 1 Gbps	$35.00/mo	None	Call to order now855-690-1110
Spectrum Internet No contract · No data cap	Cable	300 Mbps – 1 Gbps	$30.00/mo	None	Call to order now833-969-0432
Xfinity Largest US coverage	Cable	75 Mbps – 1 Gbps	$45.00/mo	None	Call to order now855-690-2598
T-Mobile Home Internet No contract · No data cap	5G Fixed Wireless	354 Mbps – 498 Mbps	$35.00/mo	None	Call to order now855-747-0213
Starlink Available everywhere	Satellite	100 Mbps – 100 Mbps	$55.00/mo	None	Call to order now855-712-2462

About finding internet in the US

Why does my address matter when searching for internet?

Internet availability can differ from street to street, not just by city or zip code. A provider may serve one street but not the next due to infrastructure limitations, wiring age, or exclusive service agreements with your landlord. Checking your full street address is the best way to see which providers are reported where you live — that is what this tool does.

What is the difference between fiber, cable and 5G home internet?

Fiber uses glass cables to transmit data as light — it offers symmetrical upload and download speeds, the lowest latency, and the most reliable performance. It is the best option where available. Cable uses the same coaxial wiring as TV service and is widely available but has much slower upload speeds. 5G home internet uses the same wireless network as your phone — no installation required, but speeds vary by location and are generally less consistent than fiber or cable.

How do I know if I am getting a good price on internet?

Most providers offer introductory pricing for 12 to 24 months that increases significantly afterwards. A good starting price for cable internet is $30 to $50 per month. Fiber starts around $55 per month and offers better long-term value because speeds do not degrade at peak times. If your current bill is over $80 per month for cable internet without a contract commitment, there is almost certainly a better option available at your address.

Frequently asked questions

Found Internet shows the internet providers reported at your address, anywhere in the US. Type your address into the chat above and it lists the providers we can find, with the plans and prices we have for them; availability and prices vary by address.

Fiber internet is available to approximately 50% of US addresses as of 2026 and expanding rapidly. AT&T Fiber, Frontier, Verizon Fios, and Google Fiber are among the largest providers. Type your address above to see whether fiber is reported at your address.

The cheapest widely available plans start from $30 per month with no contract. Spectrum, Xfinity and T-Mobile Home Internet all offer plans in this range. Income-qualified households may qualify for plans from $10 per month through programs like Spectrum Internet Assist or AT&T Access.

Most providers offer introductory pricing for 12 to 24 months. After the promotional period standard rates apply, which can be $20 to $40 more per month. AT&T Fiber and T-Mobile Home Internet both offer price lock guarantees — ask the chat above about price stability options at your address.

Yes — most major providers offer month-to-month options with no annual contract. Spectrum, AT&T Fiber, Frontier, and T-Mobile Home Internet all have no-contract plans. You can cancel at any time, though the introductory rate may still expire after the promotional period.