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Business Internet Providers by Zip Code

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  • Best overall
    Verizon Business
    • Price: $69.00–$249.00/mo.*
    • Speed: 200–940Mbps
    • Internet type: Fiber
  • Best for customer satisfaction
    AT&T Business
    • Price: $50.00–$395.00/mo.
    • Speed: 100–5,000Mbps
    • Internet type: Fiber
  • Best for availability
    Comcast Business
    • Price: $49.99–$334.99/mo.
    • Speed: 50–1,250Mbps
    • Internet type: Cable
  • Best for no contracts
    Spectrum Business
    • Price: $49.99–$164.99/mo. for 12 mos.§
    • Speed: 300–1,000Mbps (wireless speeds may vary)
    • Internet type: Cable

Business internet vs. residential internet

Business internet usually gets you the same speeds and performance as residential internet, but you also get better quality assurance and extra features that make it easier to run a busy operation. Residential internet is often cheaper but comes with fewer features and less robust customer support.

Many business internet plans come with 24/7 customer support and a service-level agreement (SLA), which guarantees specific bandwidth and performance benchmarks. If your provider falls short of your SLA, you may be entitled to reimbursements in the form of discounts, refunds, and more.

On a business internet account, you can also add extras like static IP addresses, 4G LTE backup, and VoIP phone service.

  • Static IP addresses give you an IP that never changes, letting you run a server or host company email addresses.
  • 4G LTE backup kicks into gear when your main internet connection goes out, letting you continue to run mission-critical applications like credit-card machines and point-of-sale software.
  • VoIP phone is a phone system that works over an internet line, giving you an affordable alternative to a landline phone number.

Find reliable business internet service in your area

HighSpeedInternet.com lets you compare available internet providers with business plans in your area. Get the full rundown of  speeds, features, and ratings so you can make an informed decision.

Big brands and local brands

From national business internet providers like AT&T, Xfinity, and Verizon, to local internet providers across the country, HSI helps you find every internet option for your business—even ones you may not even know exist.

What are the best business internet plans?

PlanSpeedTypePriceGet connected
Verizon Business Fios 500/500Up to 500MbpsFiber$129.00/mo.*
AT&T Business Fiber 1 GIGUp to 1,000MbpsFiber$120.00/mo.
Comcast Business Internet AdvancedUp to 500MbpsCable$164.99/mo.View Plans
Spectrum Business Internet® GigUp to 1,000Mbps (wireless speeds may vary)Cable$164.99/mo. for 12 mos.§View Plans

How much internet speed does your business need?

Your business needs at least 100Mbps speeds to a reliable connection for employees and/or customers.

A 100Mbps connection ensures that an office of four or five people can check emails, make video calls, and download files with minimal slowdowns or outages. But you should consider investing in faster speeds if you have a larger office.

Although it’s more expensive, restaurants and coffee shops that offer free Wi-Fi to customers can also benefit from faster speeds because it keeps customers happy and offers a selling point for your business.

Not sure how fast your speeds should be?

Take our speed test to see how much bandwidth you currently have and figure out whether you need more.

 

Decide what speed your business needs

Number of employeesRecommended speedBest for
1–225–50Mbps
  • Web browsing
  • Checking email
  • Sharing small files
2–550–100Mbps
  • Sharing large files
  • Video conferencing
  • Using point-of-sale software
5–10100–500Mbps
  • Remote work and collaboration
  • Sharing large files
  • Backing up data
10–15500–1,000Mbps
  • Videoconferencing
  • Sharing large files
  • Backing up data
  • Web hosting
  • eCommerce
15–201,000–5,000Mbps
  • Daily data backup to cloud servers
  • Web hosting
  • Multiple eCommerce sites

Get fiber internet for fast, symmetrical speeds

Fiber internet is the most reliable internet you can get, and a fiber Wi-Fi connection can be a huge asset to a business.

Most internet connections give you much slower upload speeds compared to download speeds. On the other hand, fiber internet provides symmetrical speeds, meaning your uploads are just as fast as your downloads. Although it’s not absolutely necessary all the time, symmetrical uploads can give your business a crucial advantage when it comes to upload-intensive tasks like video conferencing, file sharing, cloud storage, and backing up files.

 

What upload speeds do you get from different internet types?

Internet connection typeMax download speedMax upload speedMore info
Fiber10,000Mbps10,000MbpsSee Fiber Providers
Cable1,200Mbps50MbpsSee Cable Providers
5G1,000Mbps50MbpsSee 5G Providers
DSL100Mbps10MbpsSee DSL Providers

Fast upload speeds give your office or restaurant a much larger capacity to upload data to the internet for multiple users. This saves your employees’ time and eases potential frustrations because you can backup files quicker without worrying about spotty connections on important work calls.

Businesses that do a lot of collaborative work or upload a lot of large design files need a lot of upload speed. Not all business internet packages come with the extra upload speed included, though, so check carefully when shopping for a business internet plan to get what you need.

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