Internet providers in North Carolina
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Average download speed in North Carolina
Providers offering higher speeds than the state average:
Broadband in North Carolina
Fastest cities in North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids: (27 Mbps)
Highlands: (26 Mbps)
Lenoir: (25 Mbps)
Kitty Hawk: (25 Mbps)
North Carolina Internet Availability Map
Coverage by type
The largest internet provider in North Carolina is
AT&T is available to 100% of North Carolina residents, and received a 7.6/10 rating by HSI Editors. Our list of top internet providers in North Carolina can be found below.
There are 50 internet Options in North Carolina
DSL, Fiber & HSI
940Mbps
Self installation available
Self Installation Available
Cable
1000Mbps
Cable
940Mbps
(wireless speeds may vary)
Limited Offers. Contact-Free Guided Installations Only
Free installation, download and upload speeds are symmetrical.
Order Online – Self Installation
Fixed Wireless
10Mbps
Fixed Wireless
1Mbps
Fixed Wireless
10Mbps
Fixed Wireless
50Mbps
DSL, Fiber & Other Copper Wireline
50Mbps
Fixed Wireless
10Mbps
Fixed Wireless
25Mbps
Cable
100Mbps
DSL & Fiber
2000Mbps
DSL & Fixed Wireless
6Mbps
DSL & Fiber
10Mbps
Fixed Wireless
10Mbps
Cable, DSL & Fiber
600Mbps
Fixed Wireless
10Mbps
Fixed Wireless
2Mbps
Cable & Fiber
10Mbps
DSL & Fiber
10Mbps
Cable, DSL & Fiber
10Mbps
Fixed Wireless
10Mbps
Fixed Wireless
2Mbps
Cable & Fiber
100Mbps
Cable
100Mbps
DSL & Fiber
6Mbps
Cable, Fiber & Fixed Wireless
100Mbps
Fiber
1000Mbps
Fixed Wireless
2Mbps
DSL
15Mbps
Fiber
50Mbps
Cable
3Mbps
DSL & Fiber
1000Mbps
DSL & Fiber
50Mbps
The state of North Carolina has a total of 50 internet providers available. It is the 17th most connected state, with 97% of the population having access to broadband speeds of 25 Mbps or more.
The largest metro, Charlotte, sees average speeds of 13 Mbps, followed by Raleigh with speeds of 13 Mbps. These speeds are above the state average of 11 Mbps.
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